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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
6
An editorial urges readers to stop unloading health woes on casual acquaintances. It argues such venting bores friends, causes mental and physical strain, and spreads illness of mood. The piece suggests keeping personal troubles private to avoid burdening others and to preserve social ease.
Mrs. Lara Comstock, 74, died after a hangar to water crash while taking a planned flight over San Diego Bay with aviator Meyerhoffer. The aircraft rose to about 150 feet before plunging into the water as spectators watched, Comstock’s son and daughter had arranged the flight, Meyerhoffer escaped with minor injuries.
A passenger described Mrs Com's nervous grip as the flying boat rose. He struggled to break free but she tightened her hold causing steering to fail and the craft to topple over as fear intensified.
Tyacon is an extravagant article on the list of cooking materials because of its increased price and the fact that often twice as much as is needed is used for garnishing. The drippings from bacon are the best sort of shortening for cookies and every-day pastry. Save the fat to reduce the cost of meat. Leftover bacon makes excellent seasoning for meat loaves and can be browned as a garnish by dipping in egg batter and crumbs then baking until golden. Broiling bacon on a rack is a culinary treat. use any wire broiler, spread slices just touching over a dripping pan in a hot oven. If bacon is very salty soak in hot water after cutting. The best sausage can be made at home with veal, pork, cracker crumbs, and bacon, seasoned with pepper and sage, formed into cakes and fried. Cold meat may replace the veal.
The piece traces button history from ancient draping and wraps to decorative usage in the fourteenth century. It notes a rise in practical and fashionable use in the fifteenth century and highlights an 18th century boom in button making, with global craftsmanship and various materials shaping the trend.
The public official known as Father Knickerbocker states that women are capable of performing all labor and are hired in large numbers as city servants. He notes women filling executive roles and daily operations across police, fire, housing, finance, street cleaning and more, asserting their growing, lasting presence in municipal work.
Useful directions include removing stains from hot dish marks with a thin paste of salad oil and salt, letting it sit then rubbing with a soft cloth. Delicate fabrics gain crispness by sugar in wash basins. three tablespoons for veils and sheer fabrics. Lavender oil in hot water freshens the sick room air instantly.
The 29 year old son succeeds his veteran father to lead the Cudahy meat packing empire in Omaha while the elder plans more time on the Pacific coast. The heir has trained for years to take over and offers blunt advice to youths about balancing work and leisure.
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