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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
3
A look at new soft draped millinery emphasizing curves, longer skirts, and bold color and texture choices. Paris influence shows in rabots and drooping bows with velvet ribbons and transparent fabrics. A satin faced felt hood and Egyptian inspired accents highlight evolving headwear style. tomato juice noted as healthy winter drink.
The piece advises Ramone not to refrigerate certain items to avoid darkening. It emphasizes color contrast to improve meals. It discusses using quality kitchen tools, white and whole or skim milk in bread, oil to bread, and dry skin moll as a bread aid to improve texture and manufacturability.
A United States Department of Agriculture home economics note describes Bavarian cream, its ingredients and methods, including orange flavored variations. It outlines soaking gelatin, whisking egg whites, folding into whipped cream, and chilling in a mold until set, then turning out for serving with orange sections.
Peel onions and parboil ten minutes in salted water. Cool and core. Mix equal parts chopped cooked chicken, stale bread crumbs, and the chopped onion centers with salt pepper and cream or melted butter. Pack into onions, top with browned buttered crumbs, and bake until tender in a moderate oven.
Narrator Sandman recounts Santa’s departure from the North with Noy of the North and the Toy of the North guiding the reindeer. Santa brags of many letters from children detailing gifts and family love as he climbs into the sleigh for a long journey. The North figures bid him farewell while the Boy of the North prepares Santa’s slippers and robe for his return.
A collage of vintage recipes and cooking tips. It covers fudge squares with sugar and chocolate, Southern Chicken Pilau with rice and celery, Luncheon Cake with prunes, and an oyster stew method stressing careful handling of oysters and a rich milk broth. Also includes guidance on soup making from beans or pork, plus a note on rubber kneeling pads for gardeners.
Recipe notes from the United States Department of Agriculture outline a waffle batter with chopped pecans or other nuts. It covers handling of nuts, mixing dry ingredients with milk and eggs, folding in beaten whites, and iron heating guidance for a quick brown.
Instructions describe layering marshmallows inside hot cake, melting and spreading between cooled layers, and using marshmallow filling as a jelly roll substitute. It notes adding chocolate with warm filling and ends with a whimsical aside about Santa Claus and his dog, attributed to the Sandmen in 1924.
A USDA home economics guide promotes cranberry sauce and jelly as versatile side dishes. It outlines washing selecting cooking and pressing to make jelly and sauce, plus a cranberry muffin recipe using the fruit and a basic batter with eggs milk and butter.
An editorial in Household Magazine urges a true community house as a source of youth entertainment. It argues the space should be owned by locals or a public spirited group and not rely solely on commercial halls. It envisions residents decorating, serving, performing, and organizing unique shows to boost community spirit and youth development.
The Washington Star notes that winter, the off season for construction, offers advantages to builders. Labor is plentiful, materials are readily available, and contractors have time for careful supervision, enabling spring projects to begin earning returns sooner.
The article discusses limited funds for remodeling and the high costs of borrowing. It notes that home owners often lack enough capital to start work and observes efforts by the home modernization movement and financial networks to create affordable loans in the near future.
Builders and home seekers increasingly focus on environmental character and site restrictions as vital to satisfaction. Standards in home construction are rising rapidly with more opportunities to inspect demonstrating homes to learn the best value and utility of materials and accessories.
The article notes brick houses painted white brighten landscapes and enhance wooded settings. Painting brick can give homes an aged appearance and is an economical alternative to more expensive brickwork, especially for larger suburban houses built of common brick.
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