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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1923

Page

1

Climb Your Career Peak Through Careful Start

John Blake argues success comes from a careful start and willingness to abandon a misspent path. He compares life to mountain climbing, urging readers to choose a vocation with a clear trail and to descend and restart if the first choice fails, noting hard work and learning endure beyond initial missteps.

John Blake

Autumn Flowers Poem In Mystic Night By Grace E Hall

A poetic piece describes elves painting flowers in twilight hues with crystal dew. It evokes autumn bronze and gold petals and a mystic woodland setting, noting the elfin artists and their delicate, skilled touch in blossoms.

Woodland Bower Dodd, Mead & Company

Tongue as a force in love and life warning of divorce

A 1923 column notes language as the driving force in home life public affairs and business. It warns that constant sharp words erode affection, turning marriages icy and risking divorce, urging constant praise and expressed love to keep happiness alive.

Dept Rd Epsilon Arcadia

The Hard Life of a Domestic Head Explored

A pointed line quotes Hazel Kewly on the strain of overworked wives and the idea of a feminine head as a business failure. The fragment reflects harsh judgments on gender roles and domestic labor.

Hazel Kewly

Home style comfort foods from old diary recipes

A compilation of simple kitchen tips featuring fried turnips and apples, onion and apple combinations, and an escalloped cabbage with white sauce. Instructions note frying with fat or butter, light sugar, and finishing with buttered crumbs, plus baking cabbage with a cream-based sauce.

Nutritious Tomato Macaroni and Apple Crescent Salad

A vintage recipe note describes a hearty dish of tomatoes with macaroni and fried onions, butter, flour, and cheese, served hot. It also outlines an Apple Cup fruit salad with pineapple grapefruit maraschino cherries lemon juice and a light dressing served in carved apple cups.

Frozen delights and a rabbit pie from old recipes

The passage lists dessert and savory recipes from a bygone era. Grape sherbet and apricot ice are described with gelatin, fruit juice, and whipped whites. It also covers fruit ice cream and a rabbit pie with cream, mushrooms, and raisins in a savory gravy.

Fresh Essence Reveals Sweetest Freshness to Taste

A study finds that after tasting many essences, tasters identify a unique freshness as the sweetest. Researchers note sensory cues and contrasts among fragrances and invite further testing with broader panels.

Apricot and Peach Desserts with Light Whipped Topping

Desserts decorated for appeal and nutrition include Apricot Whip and Peach Cup. Apricot Whip blends fresh apricots with sugar lemon juice and stiff egg whites then baked in a buttered dish. Peach Cup uses mashed peaches with eggs milk flour baking powder and butter then baked in custard cups and served with cream or hard sauce. Tuna Fish Salad combines tuna celery peppers dressing gelatin water salt and spices served on lettuce.

Door Will Open at a Touch to Welcome Every Friend

A reflective verse by Henry Van Dyke describes a door that stays firm against deceit and robbery, yet opens easily to admit friends and welcome them warmly. The metaphor conveys hospitality guarded by virtue and trust.

Henry van Dyke

Knitted Neckerchiefs Signal Autumn Fashion Trends

The article surveys Deauville style kerchiefs and knitted shawlettes in fiber silk, crepe romaine, and Elizabeth fabrics. It notes bold color palettes, diagonal paisley stripes, and fringe details, with outfits pairing semi formal and afternoon wear.

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