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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
6
Excerpt from The Woman's Home Companion shows simple unit furniture for long wall spaces. It describes compact bookcases with hinged lids and side seats, usable in bachelor rooms or reading rooms, with options in oak or cherry stain and burnt wood accents.
An article notes that families can adapt original plans to fit budgets and spaces for books, offering illustrations as affordable guidance. It also presents a new beefsteak dish with green peppers, highlighting young peppers, grilled slices atop steak with butter and salt, while warning seeds are strong.
A fashion note on light gray sack cloth and flannel lounge suits for warm weather, with styling details for shirts, ties, belts, and accessories. Also includes a method to clean white lace by rolling, soaking, air drying, and careful ironing to preserve newness.
The article discusses lace and muslin undersleeves finishing at the wrist with narrow bands, and sleeves fitted along the arm with tucks and lace. Elbow sleeves with turned up cuffs pair well with see through undersleeves, while three quarter sleeves fade. It then provides a corn fritter recipe with corn, eggs, milk, baking powder, flour, sugar, beef suet, and frying method served with maple syrup or butter sauce.
Rice is boiled with milk and flavored with almonds, then beaten smooth and formed into cups. Each ball is garnished with bright colored jam and served with custard or cream poured around.
In Jericho the postmaster recounts Squar Johnson’s meeting to form a brass band as a town booster. Deacon Spooner and neighbors question who would lead, whether a band will benefit the town, and if residents will back such a push before the crowd disperses in doubt.
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