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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
3
Practical home dairy guide explains how to make soft cottage cheese from soured milk, drain in cheesecloth, flavor with butter and salt, and use in sandwiches. Includes cottage cheese pie and dessert ideas, plus dumplings and patching gloves tips.
Mrs Haworth argues that fresh air is essential to health and that proper winter ventilation prevents oxygen depletion from stoves and furnaces. She notes summer exposure to outdoors and urges more outdoor time in cold weather to harden the body against winter ailments such as grip and pneumonia.
The Evening Ledger notes thrift in mending gloves and shoes to keep them tidy. The writer says repairs work well and that saving old items yields the best parts, avoiding waste and extending usefulness.
The piece urges choosing good tailor-mades over cheap outfits. It explains that a well cut coat and skirt always look smart, while cheap ones reveal their cost. A plain style can last several seasons with simple accessories like collars frills and a corsage.
Prepare rind from one lemon in thin strips and place in a jug. Add strained juice from two lemons and one pint boiling water. Stir in four or five lumps of sugar to taste. Cover and let cool, then strain and serve.
This fragment lists practical tricks such as using raw potato to absorb excess salt from soup, rubbing a roast chicken with bacon drippings, and substituting sausage for stuffing. It also includes odd, now outdated hints about croquettes, newspaper for training croquettes, and wrapping lunches with waxed paper.
Officers of the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association in Harrisburg forecast success for the equal suffrage amendment to the state constitution. They cite public sentiment and past legislative votes, including a 20 to 9 showing in Washington and party endorsements. Miss Hannah J. Petterson, chairwoman, said the question will pass the Legislature and go to voters next November.
Advice on maintaining piano keys suggests dampening muslin with alcohol to clean white keys and using cotton flannel with cologne water for stains. It warns that neglect can affect piano condition and implies further steps.
A reader notes yellowing keys resist washing white. They advise laying keys on cotton flannel with a mild oxalic acid solution and leaving briefly. When removed, keys should appear beautifully white.
A dark lilting verse by Jane McLean speaks of a banshee calling in twilight. The speaker invites sleep as the banshee wails outside and the dream lady’s garments trail over a child’s bed, blending sorrow and lullaby imagery.
A simple cheap stew method uses one pound or more of lean meat cut into small squares. Sear until melted, cover with boiling water and simmer for an hour. Add sliced carrot and turnip, pepper and salt. Then add two or three onions and cook thirty more minutes. The result is tender and appetizing as steak at half the cost.
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