Dishes That Are Different and Daring Desserts
A 1933 Western Newspaperian recipe page presents a quirky set of dishes. It outlines a chicken salad with biscuit and orange-enriched mayonnaise, a creamed sauce for the chicken, and a vein of playful notes about serving with potatoes. Also included is a Maple Bavarian Cream dessert using gelatin, eggs, whipped cream, and a vanilla flavoring, with steps to dissolve gelatin and fold in the whipped cream before chilling.
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Western Newspaperian
Hats Return to Spotlight in Spring Fashion Parade
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholar notes brims and eyes clash playfully this season as hats dominate the midseason and spring parade. Beaded ribbons flowers airy fabrics and taffeta revive millinery with pale blue taffeta derbies and navy moire pieces highlighted by bold brims.
Velvet touches define spring hats in vivid fashion notes
The article surveys new spring hats with velvet wreaths and trims on straw and fabric bases. Velvet scarves bows and sashes decorate outfits while velvet enhances belts and buckles. It highlights a velvet trimmed print rocked hat a high built turban and a plaid taffeta bow with a felt fedora among Paris trends.
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Paris
Western Sewspawer Union
Autograph Request Yields Slim Two Words
A man who sent $1 to Rudyard Kipling hoping for a signature received two words instead of a reply. The Boston Transcript notes Kipling never writes for less than 59 seats a word and the response was simply Thank you.
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Rudyard Kipling
Boston
Bayer Aspirin: instant relief method for colds
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast acting remedy for colds. It claims quick base-action, cites throat gargle use, and advises drinking water every 2 to 4 hours on the first day. It also notes price reductions on larger tablet counts.
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