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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
6
A vintage kitchen tip explains a rapid method to make mayonnaise in three minutes. Beat an egg with salt and mustard, then whisk in one third cup oil at a time until thick. Cold storage preserves it, and the mixture resists curdling. A quick curdle remedy uses an extra yolk. Mayonnaise can become tartare sauce with chopped gherkins and capers.
The Supreme Court of West Virginia calls cabbage cooking a nuisance yet this is poor law for cabbages. The aroma from boiling cabbage is a delightful redolence that fills households with memory and appetite. Many celebrate cabbage’s modest virtue and noble self respect.
The text explains shampoo frequency depends on surroundings and individual hair type. Coarse dry hair may need monthly washing, while fine oily hair should be washed about every two weeks. It warns against borax or ammonia in shampoo and suggests a cleansing agent made with good white soap melted with a touch of alcohol.
An artist paints a sunset with red and blue streaks as an old rustic observes. The artist muses on nature opening sky pictures while the rustic recalls a pledge, replying he has not seen such a dawn since.
The Breeder's Gazette argues that suppressing cattle diseases by force while importing infected stock is misguided. It cites Argentina as heavily foot and mouth infected and accuses US authorities of sleep at the switch. It warns of imported hides and meat from infected sources and predicts American beef shortages if the pattern continues.
The New Republic notes Germany counsels housewives and children on frugal eating and fuel use as a national effort. A South Wales workman’s collapse ends with a quip about a doctor’s sixpenny brandy dose.
The Philadelphia North American writer reviews Brethren travels to Hershey for a major conference. German Baptists from Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and several Virginias Maryland and Kentucky tour by auto to see the east. Many cars route to Washington Philadelphia Atlantic City New York Albany and Buffalo. An Ohio observer notes auto ownership reflects status and mobility while others quote a banker who owns dozen cars yet sees others riding.
Rev Dr Oliver Huckel eminent Baltimore pastor and author, with Rev Dr Henry C Armstrong of Baltimore, visited Hershey to learn about the Conference of the Church of the Brethren and large town facilities. Both were impressed and planned to lect ure later. British investment in South America totals about 3.0 billion across Argentina Brazil Chile Peru and other nations.
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