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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
12
Society cards list many fraternal orders in Muscatine with meeting times and locations. It names local officers and invites visiting members to attend, including the Brotherhood of American Yeomen, I O R M, D O R B, W E B Bett, and multiple lodges and camps with regular meeting nights at halls and Temples.
The Fraternal Bankers Reserve meets on the second and fourth Wednesday each month at the G A R Hall at 7 30 p m All members in good standing are urged to attend Clyde Randleman President J B Vanatta Secretary
G A R Headquarters Shelby Norman Post 231 meets the first and third Tuesdays each month at the hall on East Second Street. Visiting members are welcome. Commander Henry Kneese and Adjutant Gus Schmidt are listed.
Practical, experience based notes on chemistry applied to cooking. Techniques, measurements, heat control, and common substitutions explained for everyday kitchen use.
Side Ames Willis conducts inquiries from the Marquette Building Chicago as Banning Co. reserves all rights and directs contact to its Chicago office.
A home guide on almond paste uses and economy compares making versus buying. It details almond preparation, almond soup using veal stock, and variations like almond flummery almond cream and an Apple and Almond pudding with citrus zest and custard.
Beat egg whites to stiff froth to top custard or make meringue for browning. Almond Darioles use cream puff filling with almond paste baked in puff pastry. Almond Morisse requires a lemon syrup, egg whites, almonds, and freezing to form a moulded dessert.
Sunday offers breakfast with fruit liver and bacon balls creamed potatoes honey waffles and coffee. Dinner features clear coup roast duck rice croquettes mashed turnips celery salad fig pudding wine sauce. Monday provides cereal cream plain omelet lyonnaise potatoes milk biscuit coffee pea soup curried mutton boiled rice lady's cabbage lettuce jellied apples almond sauce supper creamed shrimps on toast brown bread spiced fruit cocoa. Tuesday includes cream English crumpets coffee cereal ham croquettes old cornish meat pie mashed potatoes spinach orange and grape salad lemon puffs vanilla sauce supper oyster shortcake tomato and onion fard spiced apples cocoa.
A list of dishes features baked potatoes and celery soup with breaded mutton chops, baked sweet potatoes, lima bean salad, prune souffle, corn fritters, tomato scallop, fruit, coffee cake and chocolate.
The revival meeting at the Christian church in Nichols began last Sunday and draws steady attendance. The Epworth League plans a musicale in the opera house on December 19. Mrs. S H Smith funeral held in Nichols with prominent local residents in attendance. Rev W E Loeb led services. Other notes include drivers updating a boiler at Miles Doran elevator and moves of Matt Hamilton from Letts to the Park house in Nichols.
Miss Nettie Richards spent Saturday in Muscatine. Hiram Green and son Harry of Nichols visited here Sunday and Monday. Owen Carpenter called in Muscatine Monday. James Truitt of Muscatine spent Saturday and Sunday here visiting.
The column notes Joe Twigg and his brother William in Blue Grass, Miss Elsie Bischoff in Buffalo visiting Mrs. Thomas Ager Jr., Harry Gable in Davenport, Miss Pearl Teitch visiting with Miss Sadie Du Bois in Oak, Mr and Mrs Jacob Sanders with Hazel Dell family, William Wagner in Muscatine, William Sanders with Jamestown guests, and Mrs Kuegendorff and Mrs Charlotte Goodhand visiting in Buffalo and with Fletcher Nichol son. A local quip says there is only one way to end an argument with a woman.
Time to get your Christmas picture before the rush. From now until Christmas 13 pictures offered, mounted on a folding mount at low prices. 4 cabinets for 1.00, 2 cabinets for 2.00, 13 cabinets for 2.50, 30 penny photos for 0.25. Photo jewelry also available. See Chapman's Gallery, 117 E Second St, Opposite Dillaway.
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