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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
A quirky list of domestic tips covers sewing tricks with hot iron breading dental-like care using milk on seams, preserving needles in damp weather, and keeping tools safe. It suggests practical workroom habits, care for sheets, salt pork with milk gravy, custards, eggs, and foot soaks for swollen feet, plus advice on bandages and plasters for care.
A voice urges using plant and nut based foods when meat is scarce. It details recipes like Peanut Loaf and Pea Timboles, with steps for milk soaked bread crumbs mixed with peanuts, eggs, and spices, baked until set. Tomato sauce and buttered toast accompany dish variants. The piece highlights almonds, asparagus, and nut breads as protein rich alternates.
A period article outlines meat substitutes and gradual dietary changes. It recommends protein rich foods such as nuts cheese macaroni rice beans oats and whole wheat while avoiding abrupt shifts. Suggested dishes include Mock Fowl creamy tomato soup scalloped cheese and baked breakfast items with guidance on balanced meals.
A jumble of cheese based recipes and serving ideas followed by a moral exhortation. The text details Cheese Squares Cheese Balls Cheese Gouffe and a Cheese Salad with gelatine garnish then offers a note on serving with French dressing and celery. It ends with a religious moral urging acts of charity attributed to John Howard.
A Chicago-bound congressman overhears a newlywed couple arguing about affairs and old fashioned affection. The wife exclaims she wishes for an affinity, while the husband dismisses the notion, urging a plain old fashioned romance.
A fragment notes April sees the most divorces, mentioning April as peak. It brushes topics of house cleaning and moving time. A woman reportedly crosses the English Channel by aeroplane while a police figure asserts resilience.
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