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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
10
A paraphrased 19th century dream omen says night music foretells good fortune. Dream melodies bring happiness, news of a cheerful friend, and blessings for lovers and married couples. Instrument choices affect outcomes, with guitar and singing favoring happiness, while discordant music may imply temporary annoyances but clear later relief.
Modern advertising is welcoming to women with no inherent bias. Women work as artists, writers, agents, and managers across ad firms, often choosing specialties from magazines to display ads. The piece notes training, costs, layout, psychology, and the rising opportunity, concluding with California's large area compared to New England.
A rural speaker contrasts the haves and have-nots as the woods and sun belong to all, while a boss in town claims timber wealth via maps and land deeds. The speaker rests on a pine patch, breathing the scent of the woods and sun, feeling the futility of ownership.
A historical recipe snippet describes making maple syrup fondant and candies. It notes sugar abundance allows sweets, explains boiling to soft ball stage, beating, and shaping onto slabs. Includes instructions for pecan and peanut confections and a fondant with dark brown sugar and butter.
Three cupfuls of molasses and one cupful of brown sugar are heated three minutes then roiled until hard. In water add butter soda and boiling water, remove from fire, pour on buttered plates and cool, then pull. In a granite saucepan combine sugar and most milk to dissolve.
A compact note explains the origin of foolscap named from Charles I era when papers bore royal watermarks. Cromwell era ridicule led to cap and bells replacing the coat of arms on journal sheets, with larger sheets retaining the foolscap title as watermarks evolved to individual designs.
Instructions describe cooling a hot mixture then stirring with four tablespoonfuls peanut butter until melted. Add vanilla and seedless raisins, pour into greased pot while smooth, then pack and cut into squares.
A 1920 Western Newspaper Union note describes preserving oranges. Peel and cut rind, boil with water twice, simmer with peel twenty minutes and roll in granulated sugar, dry on paper in oven, then store in a tightly covered container.
A 1920s recipe collection includes Potato Doughnuts with pastry flour and mashed potatoes, Fresh Fish Salad with lemon and watercress, and Russian Dressing for fish using anchovies and egg yolks. Also notes on keeping dough moist and chilling tips, plus serving grapefruit with juice.
A brief reflective verse quotes Christine Kerr Davis urging gratitude for daily joys. The lines celebrate a blue sky, blooming daisies, and shared happiness for you and me.
A vintage cookbook excerpt outlines Chicken en Casserole with browned chicken pieces simmered in seasoned fat, carrot and onion, potatoes, giblets broth, and oven cooking about two hours. It also details Fruit and Nut Rolls and Chestnut Croquettes with chestnuts in a rich broth, butter roux, cream, and fry finish.
Walter Hagen admitted he could not show his real class in the English championship matches at Deal due to peculiar conditions. He said the ball wouldn’t hold on the greens and he was forced to pitch short of the green, leading to looser shots that worsened as the rounds went on. He vowed to return next year hoping for better conditions.
Frank Red Weston, captain of the Wisconsin football team, was elected president of the senior class after petitions were filed with no other candidate entering the race. Weston, a Mason City Iowa native, earned all western conference honors last season as end and was named to Walter Camp’s second all American team.
George Whiteman, former Boston Red Sox outfielder and 2018 World Series figure, will manage the Houston Texas League team next season. A former Texas Lone standout, he has spent two seasons with the Toronto Internationals.
Harry Dona hue warns that smart boxers may use ring tricks but ordinary fighters risk defeat and injury. He cites Johnny Kilbane and Packy McFarland as examples, describing Kilbane’s trips to throw opponents and McFarland’s painful finger stabs near the wishbone during bouts.
Harvard announces an open date next fall to host Danville Kentucky team subject to Coach Moran ensuring Bo McMillan directs the group and the Harvard staff promising to keep the date available for the center.
Representatives from nine colleges formed the Intercollegiate Boxing association. The group includes West Point Annapolis Pennsylvania Gor- nell Penn State Columbia MIT Johns Hopkins and Springfield MC. The association aims to coordinate intercollegiate boxing events and establish standardized rules.
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