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Newspaper
Lloyds Weekly News
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 21, 1903
Page
9
The article describes altering dress styles for a cool wet month, detailing fabrics such as serge voile and embroidered trimmings, sleeve fits, and decorative belts. It also offers practical recipes including rabbit in white wine sauce, rice croquettes, haricot bean purée, and lemon dumplings with detailed steps and serving tips.
Fragmented culinary notes describe preparing loin or mutton joints, roasting, and plating with gravies and flavored sauces. Steps mention trimming fat, boning, stuffing, browning, shaping, and serving with tomato sauce and bread. Various methods include minced meat mixtures, frying small cakes, and pudding-like molds with parsley, onion, and spices.
Rabbit keepers in rural areas benefit from free vegetable greens this season. Hedge parsley sow thistle dandelion grass and clover provide nourishment for pregnant and nursing does. Cabbage lettuce chicory and endive offer varied diets with cautions on quantity and freshness.
The piece argues ducks are profitable poultry for backyards with proper care. It covers housing, water needs, feeding regimes, and seasonality. It compares breeds like Aylesbury Pekin Rouen Cayuga and notes crossbreeding outcomes and general management tips for steady egg production.
One pound flour with two ounces butter and a pinch of salt forms the base. Rub in acid with carbonate of soda and cream of tartar crushed, mix with milk or buttermilk to a light batter, shape into small cobs, wash with milk, bake hot and serve hot with butter. If not fresh, dip in milk and reheat to soften.
An OCR readout describes a British home industry turning dogs into rainable chickens or doexlings with incubators, promising capital and labor free profits. It mentions militias selling in America and lists a 2/8 size stamp with a London address for the American Poultry Syndicate at No 7 Albion-grove Stoke Newington London.
Practical tips cover reviving shabby black lace with vinegar and coffee washes, damp ironing between flannel sheets, and adding rubber heels to reduce noise. Also includes stain removal methods using fat turpentine oxalic acid and lemon juice, plus a shellac varnish brush for damp walls to aid papering.
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