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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
10
A fragmentary recipe reminiscence lists steps for a rich pumpkin pie topping with cream cheese crumbles and a suggestion to fold grated cheese into whipped cream. It also includes stray reflections on social life and a quoted line about Neanderthal character from Henry Guy.
Fragmented home kitchen notes describe making fatty loats from rind oils, adding prunes to brandy, and icing tricks. It covers frosting, cabbage garnishes, knife trimming, lemon storage, rust removal, stain treatment, bread crumb seasoning, and meat prep tips. The text reads as a garbled collection of culinary hints and household maintenance guidance.
Recipe fragments describe apple pie banana pie pumpkin pie and other desserts with steps for crust custard and toppings. The text reads like an old culinary column mixed with garbled phrases and incomplete measurements.
A collection of kitchen notes describes a Brown Omelet with cream and chocolate, a Crab Salad with avocado cucumber and mayonnaise, a Beef Fillet with Spanish Sauce marinated overnight, and a Spanish stock based sauce. The piece notes a famed cook who used a mystery powder, later revealed as asafoetida, sprinkled on steaks for flavor.
A 1920s style guide on transforming leftovers into appealing dishes. It shares a two dish plan with a Combination Salad using potatoes, cabbage, corn, onion, and a light French dressing, plated on lettuce leaves with tomato garnish. It also outlines Reast Beef Sandwiches using cold roast beef, brown sauce, mustard, and a butter dressing on bread.
A large 94 vessel under construction will carry a downed power plant on the bridge deck to provide light and wireless telegraph capability during emergencies. The system would call for assistance up to submergence, and operate only in emergencies. A science congress in Nimes adopted Gobin’s proposal for a universal monetary standard using the mono as a base unit with defined exchange values across currencies.
Instructions describe a novel chimesette neckpiece combined with a lace collar, using machine made laces for wash fastness. Details cover patterning with sailor collar templates, folding, basting, and finishing stitches, plus optional braid and buttons. The piece is presented as a fashionable handmade accessory valued when crafted in tatting or machine washable lace. Julia Bottomley
Plain fall dresses gain updated charm with a white malines neck and plastron set. It features three inch frills attached to narrow ribbons, a two-frill collar, and a vib-shaped plastroy made of finely tucked marines extending from shoulders to bust, secured with a velvet bow.
Fashion notes from Paris and chic resorts describe powdered coiffures and white wiles as the coming evening trend. High shaped coifs are predicted to dominate, suited to the era when powder was in vogue.
The note warns that hooks and eyes drawn by a magnet contain steel and should not be used on items requiring laundering. It advises using magnets to test for rust resistance and suggests avoiding metal fasteners that rust or corrode in wash contexts.
An article on decorating churches and homes for October weddings. It discusses using autumn foliage, choosing color schemes with greens and darker tones, and accents in white, asters, and chrysanthemums. Guidelines cover placement to avoid crowding, windows and altar as focal points, and lighting with candles. It also notes home decor strategies and the role of bridal party attire.
A shopping tour contrasts tailored millinery with trimmed bats. Descriptions cover white Velour faced hat with velvet trim and bow, velvet brim variations, ostrich plumes, moire ribbon, and the note that skilled millinery is often needed for success, while home millinery can work with ready shapes and buckram bases.
Home dressmakers can copy a graceful silk gown using budget fabrics. The guide details fabric width, yardage, and construction for a low cost outfit suitable for visiting and party wear, with emphasis on draped lines, a split left skirt, and a satin belt to finish the waist.
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