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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
2
Notices detail classified charges for cards of thanks obituaries and poetry ads at Greencastle Indiana post office. Proprietor J Arnold publishes daily except Sunday from 17 and 19 S Jackson Street with a 60 cent per card rate and obituary fee of 1 dollar.
A roster of Indiana state officials and judicial candidates including Lieut. Governor Samuel M. Foster Secretary of State Charles H. Wagner Auditor Charles R. Hughes Treasurer George H. De Hority Attorney General George D. Sunkel Reporter Wood Unger Judge Francis E. Bowser Judge Elbert Swain Judge John G. Reidelbach Superintendent Adelaide Steele Baylor For Representatve in Congress Charles 8 Batt For Prosecutor Fay Hamilton For Representative Willis E. Gill For Treasurer Ottiu G Webb
A list of Democratic speaking events across several locations with dates and participants. Included are Brainbridge Green Castile Raccoon Broad Park Center School Floyd Township Roachdale Russellville and times ranging from 7 30 PM to 1 80 PM with speakers such as Mr Murphy Dr Sigler Miss Walls and Hon John McFadden.
Private sale of the Sabina Fe Michael home at 212 W Columbia Greencastle Indiana. Six rooms on 544 by 101 foot lot with city water and paid sewer taxes. Immediate possession day of purchase. Court ordered sale by executor Andrew Durham. Cash or loan assistance offered.
This page offers kitchen tips for baked apples served with a light cream cheese sauce, and Eye Plant slices baked with tomatoes, butter, and grated cheese. Also guidance on button sewing and needle care, citing New Haven Journal Courier and Los Angeles impress for tips.
Madge confides to Mary about a summer romance with John Hilliard and a painful episode where her pumps flew off in a muddy street. A green box arrives with a note and flowers, easing her embarrassment as she recalls his misfit with her fretted self.
A simple do it yourself dish dryer idea from the Ottawa Citizen explains building a two tier wooden rack with vertical dowels and a wire shelf on top to hold plates cups and bowls. It attaches to the wall over the sink and uses two dishpans with hot water for washing and rinsing to speed drying.
The passage describes preparing lamb with outer fat removed and seasoned with fat pepper and paprika. It instructs making a mustard vinegar paste, pouring vinegar and mustard over the lamb with water for basting, adding lemon slices on top, baking in a covered utensil, and frequent basting at moderate oven heat for about two to two and a half hours.
Recipes describe boiling cabbage in two steps, pressing dry, and layering in a dish with white sauce milk, butter, flour, pepper, and grated cheese. Alternate cabbage and sauce with breadcrumbs and butter, bake until top bubbles, then serve directly from the baking dish.
A vintage recipe describes peeling chestnuts boiled in water with lard and vanilla, mashing, sieving to vermicelli, layered with rice cooked in milk sugar and vanilla, and apples, then baking with whipped egg whites and sugar to finish.
A zinc coated hard wood board serves as a dual pastry and meat board. The zinc plating provides a seamless surface prized for pastry work while the wooden side remains suitable for meat preparation. The combined design emphasizes a seamless zinc layer and multipurpose use.
A recipe lists two cups cornmeal three eggs a pint and a quarter milk one cup cold rolled rice two tablespoons lard hot teaspoon salt and four tablespoons baking powder. Beat eggs add the rest and mix. Grease pans bake about thirty minutes.
In a humorous domestic saga, John Brixbill complains as his wife Serena begins a total home renovation. Dust, paint, and new decor transform the parlor to a pink bedroom, prompting a wary reconciliation as the couple confronts the chaos and finally, a restored home.
The earned members of a lunacy commission pronounced the patient sane. The patient retorted with a quip about General Grant and a ball of red yarn, claiming it would make a steam boiler if yarn could not provide fun.
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