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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
15
A social gathering features sharp dialogue about card games and etiquette. One guest rejects stereotyped humor and the bridge game, choosing old-fashioned croquet and seven-up, earning censure but pride in standing by convictions.
A renowned harsh critic attended a reception in Berlin where artist Will ture displayed latent works. The critic was pressed for opinion on the paintings but declined, saying he would be interested in seeing them again, highlighting the art world’s sharpened commentary.
A collection of home cooking directions for fritters custard sauce fried chicken peppermint candy and salmon with step by step instructions. It includes tips on batter consistency boiling times and a simple endive salad dressing to pair with greens.
Heat two cupfuls of granulated sugar with one cup rich milk. Add two squares chocolate and boil until it hardens in cold water. Before done, drop in a small piece of butter and begin to stir marshmallow. After removing from heat continue stirring until a pound is folded in. Cool in sheets and cut into cubes.
A fragmentary recipe describes making peanut fudge by mixing sugar milk chocolate butter vanilla and chopped peanuts. The method suggests heating the mix until melted, forming a soft ball, beating to creamy, and spreading between cakes.
Sir Walter Hovtt’s black and white tweed trousers featured in a paper on designing and coloring Scotch tweeds at the Textile congress in Harwich. The piece traces early tweed adoption, accidental color shifts from white to brown then to black green and blue, and describes reversible skirts enabling modern blue or clan tartan looks.
A brief guide advises using a straight sided vessel such as a quart measure to keep water at the right temperature. Boil water, drop eggs, maintain heat to boiling without full boil, and cook eight to ten minutes until whites are jelly like and yolk is cooked but not hard.
John Hull, disengaged from Wall Street wealth, recalls Aunt Rachel's quiet kindness and the boy he once was. Reading her devoted care, he sees his own life as barren and wasted by gambling and riches. A divine message echoes, urging faithful stewardship in Youth's Companion.
The passage describes assembling a layered meat stew using beef and pork chops with onions, salt, and pepper. It instructs to keep water in the large boiler, avoid water on the meat, add a cover, and cook for about two and a half hours to yield abundant gravy.
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