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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
7
A compact room is shown as a complete housekeeping apartment costing seven dollars a month. The article guides a self supporting woman to transform a bare space into a livable home using background walls, friezes, colors, and a trellised window garden. It emphasizes lighting, architecture, and practical, aesthetic decor.
The article urges using peanuts and other legumes as meat substitutes, detailing soaking, parboiling with soda, and versatile uses from soups to croquettes. It discusses nut preparations, diet balance, and flavors from vegetables, with notes on browning, mushroom limits, peppers, and gradual dietary shifts toward vegetarian routines.
A tip explains cutting a strip from the top of carbon paper to fit the typewriter space. By using the unused portion between worn original lines, you can gain about one third carbon paper savings once the method is applied.
Beat the whites of four eggs stiff then fold in sugar lemon juice yolks melted butter chopped nuts and grated cold Irish potatoes. Steam about two hours and serve with egg sauce.
A historic guide advises strict posture using door edges as a straightedge and timing exercises to strengthen abdominal and waist muscles. It promotes brushing and massaging the scalp, vaseline applications to promote hair growth, and styling tips to conceal a broad forehead, emphasizing healthful hair care practices.
A poem admonishes John for crude table behavior with references to eating habits. It mocks fingers in dishes and overfull mouths and warns that bad manners may lead to choking or suffocation as a moral end. The piece alludes to Jonah and urges humble dining conduct.
Instructions describe creating a pillow cover without sewing after inserting the cushion. A front square is cut, while the back consists of two pieces each wider than the front. Pieces are placed with outer edges aligned and overlapped at center, sewn around, turned, and finished with a topstitch. The pillow is inserted through a slit, with overlaps holding the edges without buttons or extra sewing.
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