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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
5
Practical guidance for sewing and embroidery. It covers using a small hammer on a sewing machine for neat seams on children’s clothes and lingerie waists, creating telephone tablet covers, and selecting long slender scissors for fine needlework with curved ends to avoid damage.
A vintage collection outlines Apple Delights such as baked stuffed apples with raisins and lemon, Apple Cup a fruity drink with lemon juice, Brown Betty layering bread crumbs apples and molasses, Apple Puff a vanilla batter bake, Apple Cake with apple layers and cinnamon, and Cream of Asparagus Soup using asparagus tips and a milk base with corn starch.
The piece argues that a husband often causes a wife’s neglect of appearance by withdrawing attention and time after marriage. It cites reduced courtship, prioritizing business, and stinginess as factors driving spouses apart, leading to a dull, strained home life.
The article explains methods to brighten copper by lemon and salt and to keep aluminum bright using soda water or tomato paring water with rhubarb, lemon and salt. It also suggests repurposing grated cheese crusts for dishes and crackers baked with cheese.
Wash and pare the potatoes. Cut in thin slices and soak in cold water two hours changing water. Boil briefly, chill, dry, then fry in deep fat until light brown. Drain and salt. Soaking and brief boil before frying yields crisper taters with less fat absorption.
A compact early 20th century recipe list presents Blueberry Cake using sugar butter eggs milk flour baking powder nutmeg and blueberries with a moder ate bake. Soft Boiled Eggs describes dropping into boiling water covering and standing five minutes for a soft congealed white.
Boil five potatoes then force through a ricer or colander. Mix with two tablespoons butter, one teaspoon salt, pepper, and one third cup hot milk. Beat until creamy and serve in a hot vegetable dish. This quantity serves a family of four.
Lost ladies watch and pin with inscription, reported near 817 East Market and Worth School. Reward offered. return to Star Office Adv.
Clark County Indiana will accept sealed bids at the County Auditor's office in Jeffersonville on December 30 1915 up to 11 A M for records books blanks and stationery for 1916. Bidders must file a $1000 bond and a non-collusion affidavit. The board may reject all bids. George W Stoner County Auditor Jeffersonville December 6 1915 Adv Daily 12-7-15.
Separate eggs for each person and whisk with milk and flour. Fry the whites until set then flip and fold. Cook ham or bacon, warm it, spread on one half and cover with the other half to form a sandwich style omelet.
A thrift soup recipe instructs one fourth chopped cabbage two carrots two small turnips three onions and one cup of rice added to two gallons of stock and boiled two hours then vegetables added and boiled one hour longer. The note suggests stringing spare buttons on a cord for easy access.
The 1916 Christmas Savings Club at Citizens Trust Company starts Monday December 20. Enrollment is rapidly being taken, and you must join at once to secure your special class.
An advertisement highlights many beautiful designs available at Doherty's Drug Store. The brief copy emphasizes variety and appeal to shoppers seeking stylish options.
A 1916 advertisement urges readers to join the Christmas Savings Club to ensure funds are ready for holiday purchases. It pitches the plan as a simple way for families to save money in advance and have ready cash for Christmas shopping.
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