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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1940
Page
3
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers a washable oil cloth pony craft guide with numbered 1 inch pattern squares and stitching steps. The piece notes pattern parts A body B mane C tail D ears E joining strip F bottom feet and under body. It mentions a 32 page sewing book and mail-order copy for 10 cents to Mrs Spears Bedford Hills New York.
The quotation by Woodrow Wilson defines radical conservative and reactionary terms and elevates progressive as one who recognizes new facts and adjusts policies accordingly. It frames progressivism as adaptive governance responsive to changing circumstances.
A study of how wives of power in Washington influence politics and diplomacy. The piece highlights Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Mrs John Nance Garner and other prominent spouses as behind the scenes figures keeping schedules gatekeeping visitors and offering discreet support to their husbands amid a busy capital life.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1878-B designs a dress with front bodice panels forming the skirt and side bust fullness gathered for a slender look. Velvet wool broadcloth and flat crepe suit this style, with optional bow or bustle effect and a step-by-step sew chart included.
Constipation and acid stomach symptoms are linked to undigested food in the stomach. A laxative containing Pepsin and Senna may help break up protein chunks, stimulate bowel movements, and ease belching gas and nausea. Suitable for families and children to taste.
Lord Chesterfield remarks that treating others as one wishes to be treated is the surest way to please. The aphorism emphasizes moral reciprocity and considerate conduct as guiding standards.
Practical home notes describe making hot breads and preserves from pantry staples. Recipes include English Muffins Raisin Buns Mid-Winter Conserve Cranberry Conserve Marmalade Rolls and Scotch Marmalade with carrots citrus and dried fruits to stock a winter pantry and serve with buttered rolls.
Eleanor Howe will discuss the latest quick frozen foods in Good Eating next week. She will show how to use quick frozen fruits vegetables fish and poultry and share her favorite recipes.
Earn a copy of Eleanor Howe's practical booklet "Better Baking" with recipes for biscuits buns cookies cakes pies and puddings. Send 10 cents in coin to Better Baking care of Eleanor Howe 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois and receive your copy.
Sprinkle grated cheese over scalloped tomatoes to boost flavor and nutrition. Creamed soup should not accompany creamed vegetables or fish. Meringue gains zing from salt and lemon peel. Test custard with a silver knife. a clean exit means it is done. Rub garlic around the salad bowl to season without overpowering. Leave space between fridge walls and dishes for air flow. Use an electric heater to beat fudge for creaminess. Insert a fork into steak fat before cooking to keep juices in.
Classified ad from Milford Hatchery Rock Md Pikesville P O offering baby chicks with early delivery and extra chick per 100 order. Includes terms for 5 ae delivery and one additional chick per 100.
Practical advice on cleaning rubber sponges with bicarbonate of soda, using soap cake dyes without straining, cork as a cleaner for kitchen utensils, a garlic rub for broiled steak, and boiling salted meat. Dessert idea with apple sauce layered in a cake, and tips on prunes for bread pudding after soaking and pitting.
An aphoristic reflection warns that using injury to store memories corrupts value, likening it to filling a chest with rusty iron instead of refined gold. The line, attributed to W. Secker, echoes themes of memory and loss.
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