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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
1
A Paris model two piece beige and blue crepe de chine frock with a gold embroidered waist demonstrates current summer wear. It pairs with blue and gray accessories, and contrasts of beige or gray with bright blue, plus subtle sash and plaited skirt details. The article notes chic sportswear with dressmaker touches and circular cuts offering soft feminine lines for the season.
Practical hints on nut crushing with a rolling pin, thrifty clothing reuse, drying blankets on a windy day, preserving green vegetables, stain removal with cold water before soap, and indoor play with open windows when outdoors is impractical.
The United States Department of Agriculture offers directions for angel food cake, stressing cool oven baking. It covers ingredients like soft wheat flour and egg whites, folding method to retain air, and testing with a toothpick. The method yields a large cake baked about an hour at 325 degrees F.
A warm spell leaves a fireplace unused as residents avoid lighting the fire until a chilly evening provokes action. The narrator describes open doors and the absence of warmth while the room awaits a spark, with anticipation growing as the weather shifts.
A nostalgic tale describes a chilly night inviting a fireplace to light. The fire brings warmth and happiness as blue red and gold fairies dance among the flames. People stay up late sharing stories while the fireplace sings fizzy songs in a slow cozy glow.
Recipe guidance from the United States Department on broiling steak, detailing timing based on thickness, searing at high heat to lock in juices, then lowering heat to finish. It covers gas oven broiling with door open, pan broiling steps, fat drainage, and finishing in a hot oven. It also notes serving with salt pepper melted butter and parsley.
The United States Department of Agriculture display at the Memphis dairy show tested two tree creams. Sixty four point nine percent preferred the cream made with dry skim milk.
A preserved combination of strawberries and fresh pineapple yields a fine unusual flavor. The method from the bureau of home economics includes preparing pineapple, cooking with sugar, adding berries in two stages, then simmering until jelly points are reached. After cooling, sterilized glasses are sealed and stored.
Equal weight of fresh pork and beef. Roast brown in covered roaster. Make a dry dressing of onion boiled potato raised bread chopped by knife. Place dressing in pan about the meat one hour before serving. Serve mashed potatoes baked sides and cranberry sauce with scalded cranberries and sugar.
A health note urges investigation of joint pains especially in older adults. It emphasizes that dental condition and kidney function are important factors to check when assessing joint discomfort.
A cooking feature by Nellie Maxwell offers homey recipes for a family meal in 1929. It includes pot roast with vegetables, fresh fish chowder, prune nut pie, corn bread, and a fruit omelet with orange. The piece blends old fashioned guidance with practical steps and simple ingredients.
An article endorses Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the sensible remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims one spoonful neutralizes much more acid, relieves gas and sourness, sweetens the system, and suits both adults and children, available at any drug store.
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