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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
3
The article details simple French sauces easy to make at home. It explains olive oil sauce with fish, Bechamel over eggs, Maître d hotel as a separate cold accompaniment, and Lauce Robert using onions, butter, stock, and mustard for a finishing touch.
The article notes a revival of the long waist line giving a boyish air with tweaks from Paris tailors. It highlights pleats at the back, belt accents, and front silhouettes, plus widening skirts and long sleeves as key autumn trends with velvet fabrics and metallic beading for gowns.
A wartime style kitchen article extols oatmeal as a cost cutting staple. It offers meat loaf and leftover meat patties recipes using chopped meat half pork half beef, canned tomatoes, onions, pepper, salt and half to one cup uncooked oatmeal.
Ferns tolerate shade but enjoy light and some sun, with window boxes needing lavish watering twice daily. Use rich soil from an old hot bed or enrich generic soil with bone meal or manure. Do not place fertilizer on roots, stems, or leaves. bury it beside the pot and water well.
Instructions for rusks include scalded milk butter sugar eggs and flour to make a soft dough. After rising, shape balls place in a tin and let rise. Bake until light and well kneaded. Finish with diluted milk sugar glaze and dry sugar. A portion of dough used for bread can be turned into rusks with egg sugar and butter.
Eucalyptus oil serves as a disinfectant and deodorant. Two ounces in a porous vessel keeps a room odor free for months. Mixed with sawdust it can sprinkle floors. Inhaling with smelling salts or hot water in a kettle aids colds influenza and headache relief.
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