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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
10
How to prepare a hot split pea soup from dried peas with steps on soaking overnight simmering four hours straining and mashing through a wire sieve to create a smooth body then thickening with a milk and flour mixture.
A home cook helps prepare quick soups including pea potato and tomato varieties with double boiler methods, thickening by flour and butter, and seasoning tips. It also offers tomato soup variations, mock bisque, and weekly meal ideas plus cabbage stuffing options and fillings for a hearty dinner.
A German culinary lesson on stuffing cabbage with small birds and browning ducks, then steaming in a rack over a seasoned stock. Also describes Dutch cabbage with apples, vinegar and butter, and a pineapple sponge dessert using stale sponge cake soaked in pineapple juice.
A column argues that many women in offices remain in jobs beyond their competence and that employers often soften discipline to help friends or dependents. It cautions workers to prove fitness through reliability, punctuality, and steadiness rather than relying on social status or past wealth.
Dates offer nutritious economical use with little sugar. Recipes for date blancmange with almonds, date jelly with gelatine, and a yeast rich date bread yield wholesome dishes, though a thorough wash is needed before use.
A seasoned voice argues that happy marriage rests on mutual concessions rather than rights. The piece admonishes divorce as overrepresented in public discourse while urging couples to practice patience, humor, and charity, and to safeguard home life as the cornerstone of society.
A detailed guide on proper bowing and salutation etiquette. It emphasizes that good manners reflect training and character, outlines when to bow and how to lift the hat, and covers interactions with ladies, elders, and acquaintances to maintain courtesy and avoid offense.
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