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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
10
The text presents a collage of autumn culinary ideas centered on chestnuts and seasonal produce. It outlines chestnut entrées, soups, a Bavarian cream, and serving suggestions, with references to pumpkins grapes and apples. It closes with a moral line about a busy mind.
A scrambled OCR page offers recipes and culinary notes. It describes Cream Swo-nitrds with milk and eggs, Raisin and Celery Salad with celery and oranges, and a French Cassoulet style dish with beans and chicken. It also hints at dessert ideas and a method for apple dumpy rings and a Green Corn and Green Pepper dish.
Short notice cookery offers simple puddings with a smooth vanilla like sauce using flour sugar and boiling water, plus a vinegar nutmeg butter mix. It suggests white sauce with additions of eggs potatoes or vegetables, canned fruit with crackers, omelets, quick soups, rice with onion and egg, canned salmon or tongue dishes, cheese crackers, and bacon as versatile ingredients for speedy meals.
A historic recipe describes Lamb Gutless With Chestnuts, including chestnuts simmered in stock then fried with butter and salt, pressed into a crown with chestnut puree center. It gives time estimates of ten to twelve minutes per side and a final brown glaze. The potato border recipe uses mashed potatoes with butter egg yolk and milk, rolled to a board, with a central filling such as chicken or celery.
Gal veston News reports a bemused note on a young man who claims no mastery in reading diaracter yet clutches a pair of kid gloves. He admits not fooling for two plowing jobs, hinting at modest work expectations.
A fragmented and garbled excerpt presents a talking cat remarking on sanity and music, with unresolved phrases and mispelled words implying a larger literary or whimsical piece. The readable portion centers on a feline speaker asserting a complex sentiment about singing and truth.
A humorous note argues that no matter a man's rank or public service, irreverence will cling, tying old stories to him in every generation.
A quotation attributed to Matthew Arnold on women as a power, suggesting a future when women unite for mankind's benefit will unleash unprecedented strength. The lines emphasize collective female agency beyond current constraints.
A fashion note details a coiffure echoing the classic Greek model with modern twists. It describes a suit over the ears, a hidden ear, a loose front wave, a soft back knot, and options with a short switch or velvet ribbon accents. advises care for the puff and suggests steel bead edging and velvet bows as contemporary touches.
The shirtwaist girl turns to suspenders in a bold wardrobe move borrowed from her brother. Her dull gold or silver lace straps feature jeweled chains hanging from each shoulder and connect under a golden horseshoe centerpiece, yet are hidden beneath a middy blouse.
The article surveys fashionable neckpieces and ruffs with wire supports designed to hold their shape. It describes undergarment wear, jabots, crocheted pieces, satin buttons, and vivid color combinations, noting that slender necks suit crochet designs while standing ruffs suit fuller figures less. It highlights two example ruffs, a velvet ribbon jabot adorned with satin buttons, and crocheted pieces lasting for years.
Readers see two standout millinery designs credited to U S influences. A gray Lyons velvet upper hat features a feather band with blue gray gourd plumage and a bold back pompoms accent. A second hat shows brown gold velvet with plush coverings and rich plumes, offering varied color palettes and a rhinestone or jet buckle option.
A sturdy cotton blouse with French knots and small embroidery sprigs offers versatile wear for business or home use. Details include plain tailored skirt coordination, side plaits at the front, back waist tucks, long sleeves with tuck accents, and a washable finish designed to outlast a season.
A fragment describes corsage fashion with chiffon and lace garments, wide belts and dainty coacees. It notes mantelet varieties in velvety or chosen materials, and fur shawl collars to complement gowns, stressing careful selection of ensemble pieces.
The note explains safes and manufacturer samples sold at year end often found on the ends of towels in duck and damask. They appear cut with a short border to hem and can be scalloped to become attractive towels at about half the original price.
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