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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
9
The U S Department of Agriculture advises replacing sugar with molasses or commercial syrup in pork curing due to sugar shortages. It outlines sweet pickle brine and dry cure formulas, storage times, vessel cautions, and meat weight guidelines, noting molasses helps adherence and efficiency.
Doctors praise including more vegetables in winter diets to prevent fatigue and boost children’s nutrition. The piece notes using minimal water to retain salts, saving cooking water for soups, and seasoning canned or dried vegetables to mimic fresh flavor. It offers recipes for veggie loaf with spinach or beet tops, and rice with white sauce.
The article notes cornmeal and oatmeal are cheap cereals that become tasty when well cooked and salted. It gives recipes for five servings: cornmeal mush with 1½ cups corn meal 2 level tsp salt and 5 cups water, cooked 20 minutes or longer, preferably in a double boiler, and overnight. It also lists oatmeal porridge using 2½ cups rolled oats 2½ tsp salt and 5–6 cups water, cooked one hour or overnight.
The passage advises washing dried figs and dates before eating due to possible contamination from flies and dirty hands. It questions how often oranges and lemons are washed or zested, noting their skins can be dirty. It also recommends washing seaoned shelled nuts purchased in markets and drying them with a clean cloth before use.
An old note touts olive oil as a remedy to indigestion and as a natural fattener for the slim. It recommends a dessert spoonful three times daily to improve digestion and physique.
St Louis war hero Sergeant Michael Ellis plans to leave the army in March and then travel to France to marry Mile Masson a professor of literature at a university near Paris. He met her while billeted at her mother’s home and promises to return to claim his bride.
Mrs. William Vans delvecht, 22, of Steadman Missouri, died in an explosion at her home while pouring gasoline on a kitchen fire to help her convalescent husband. The blast enveloped Mrs Vans delvecht and severely burned him as he tried to extinguish the flames.
Professional designers showcase children's wear as leading in taste with outfits for ages eight to fifteen. A plain chambray dress for eight to thirteen features crossbar lines and pearl buttons with a white organdie collar, praised as a masterpiece for its simple, practical charm.
A discussion on summer wardrobe choices urges practicality over luxury. Women weigh prices and profiteers, favoring washable cottons, simple frocks, and versatile woolens. The featured silk dress in black taffeta with white trim promises style and adaptable use, suggesting variations in color and fabric to suit needs.
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