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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
26
A quirk filled slice of period kitchen tips featuring Jelly Pudding with sago, Baked Apple Salad, Spoon Bread, Date and Marshmallow Cream, Lemon Sherbet, Boiled Egg Plant, and a closing note on seizing time. Includes practical prep steps and measurements for easy, child friendly dishes.
A vintage recipe set walks through entertaining ideas with Savory Chicken browned in fat then roasted with celery onion and water. Caramelized sweet potatoes with chestnuts bake in syrup. Watermelon cocktail uses melon shapes with sugar and mint. Peppermint candy ice cream adds raisins pecans almonds and crushed candy in a mold. Mustard pickles flavor cucumber jars for winter with cider vinegar and spices.
The Tank cottage in Green Bay, erected in 1776 at the start of the Revolutionary War, claims status as Wisconsin’s oldest structure and a relic of the Northwest fur trade era. Built by Joseph Roy, later owned by Nels Otte Tank, the house served as a hub for local business, marriage contracts, and wartime planning, and now operates as a museum preserving its historic timbers, a central fireplace, and artifacts from Lolland to polar regions.
Statistics from the Imperial War Museum veterinary section show 484,143 animals died in all war theaters except the Dardanelles, including 120,018 camels with 22,812 lost in service. Camel mortality was higher than horses, with 86.52 percent of Mesopotamian camels dying in the war’s final year.
The Methodist mission in Vancouver has established a fleet of five gas boats to serve isolated coastal Indian villages and lumber camps. A prior sea-going gas boat patrolled the coast, distributed torature, held services, nursed the sick, and offered medical aid to loggers and natives. The old vessel was sold to the Dominion government, funding smaller boats. Each boat has a captain who can preach and provide first aid, with some boats including women assistants.
A new inmate arrives at Stringville on the Pole and is described as the most violent patient yet. He allegedly sought to redirect the energy spent on dancing balls into a productive use, causing the other inmates to hysterically react.
Snowden B. Maslin, a Chester barber, nearly dropped his shaving mug when a woman climbed into his chair requesting a shave. She announced she shaves weekly and declined all lotions, carrying her own powder puff.
A fashion feature compares skirts, from taupe wool jersey plain models to elaborate plaited designs. The plain skirt with mole skin pocket and buttoned belt contrasts with plaited versions where side panels, box plaits, and bone buttons shape the figure, suggesting pairing with georgette blouses for stylish afternoon wear.
Fashion notes luxury fur garments remain pricey as demand holds prices. Scarves lead in smaller pieces while wide dolmans and coats appear in five-figure figures. Shown pieces include a large collarless scarf, capes with shawl collars, and a fox scarf with a flexible jaw clasp, reflecting enduring style and wealth.
Mr Sun hosts an outdoor moving picture show for fairies and friends along the coast. The sea themed spectacle features Mother Ocean in blue and gray, cloud billows, airplanes, ships, lighthouses, buoys, and a sunset butterfly farewell as the sun sets.
A religious study notes Jesus teachings in Matthew 5 6 and 7 outlining the beatitudes salt and light laws of the kingdom and ethical obligations. It emphasizes spiritual poverty mourning meekness righteousness purity mercy peacemaking and loving enemies as core attributes for followers of Christ.
A Sunday school teacher quizzes his class on the Bible and a boy names Babe Ruth as a home run leader. The exchange blends sport and scripture humor as the pupil cites Ruth’s 55 home runs.
A devotional urging belief that God is present at the seashore, mountains, home town, and home church. It calls readers to resist evil whispers from the devil and to maintain religion and worship habits in summer as in winter, especially when away from home.
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