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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
3
A USDA home economy bureau recipe for large firm tomatoes used for stuffing. It details preparing tomato shells, mixing pulp with seasoned bread crumbs and salt pork, then baking until tender and breadcrumbs browned. Serves as a complete method for stuffed tomatoes.
A colonial era recipe roundup outlines methods for cucumber pickles rhubarb and orange marmalade peach conserve and poverty pudding. It includes steps for simmering cucumber rings in vinegar sugar and spice and instructions for sealing jars. Also described are meat pies using leftover meat and crusts with onion and potatoes.
Practical guidance on meal prep and daily planning. Advises careful planning, baby nutrition, eggs for family, and methods to prepare vegetables to retain flavor and texture. Notes on fabric care and dust impact on fibers. Emphasizes preparing meals with simple techniques to improve tenderness and taste.
Betty longed for a beautiful red bird in a shop cage in town. After Grandma’s offer, Betty buys the canary cage and frees a scarlet tanager into the green woods, causing worry at home but joy for the bird.
Fashion notes urge pairing short sleeveless jackets with summer print frocks for immediate wear into fall. Tangerine and orange hues with white crepe jackets create bold color contrasts, while navy jackets offset white and printed dresses. Designers highlight simple pliaing jackets and coordinated plains for versatile, stylish ensembles.
The text notes John Muir, famed American naturalist, born in Scotland, celebrated for his long residence in the Yosemite region and his extensive writings on geology and botany of the Sierra Nevada.
A recipe for pineapple sherbet outlines using lemon juice, sugar, fresh pineapple, and beaten egg white for texture. It details grinding fruit, pressing juice, straining pulp, mixing with sugar, and freezing with ice and salt, yielding about 1 quart per batch.
The Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs is described as a global event and symbol of American horseracing, drawing huge crowds and emphasizing its long history with aristocratic thoroughbreds. The article also notes the Egyptian obelisk in Central Park, the Hall of Fame at New York University, and details about their origins, sizes, inscriptions, and the selection process for the Hall’s notable Americans.
The U S Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Home Economies explores improved bib design to teach self help at meals. It highlights soft fabrics like marine and Japanese cotton crepe, colorful bindings, and a neck lock with rings to secure the bib, enabling even a two year old to manage without assistance.
The Davison Scholarships fund three undergraduates from Oxford and three from Cambridge to study at Harvard Yale and Princeton in the United States. The program was founded in Ireland by Mrs Henry P Davison of New York.
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