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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
2
The article notes a shift to ultra styling in washable day dresses for 1929. Contrasting materials like pique with gingham and prints with plains dominate, expanding design possibilities and offering affordable, flattering frocks for home sewers. Cauliflower au gratin recipe instructions follow, detailing selecting heads, boiling, and making a cream sauce.
A baked dish places cauliflower in a greased dish with cream sauce. Topped with grated cheese and bread crumbs, it bakes until the crumbs are golden brown and served from the baking dish.
The article notes growing inspiration for home dressmakers with new materials and patterns for washable frocks. It urges starting the sewing campaign early, highlights ornamental bows, mixed fabrics, organdie panels, and ruffles, and mentions the hip bin trend influencing daytime wear.
A child named Dolly declares a day of wonder from morning to night offering a whimsical glimpse into a tale where others in the wide world may also seek to claim a special day. The narration teases how the day could belong to many while Dolly cherishes her own magical moment.
Fried bananas are prepared with a batter of flour milk sugar egg and salt then breaded and fried in shallow fat. Serve hot with lemon juice. The section also shifts to a birthday vignette about Dolly whose birthday brings family gifts and a rainbow surprise on a cloudy day.
Guideline advises cooking custards and egg heavy mixtures at a low temperature for best results. It cautions against high heat which can curdle eggs and ruin texture.
Two USDA prepared dishes for sweet potatoes. One combines sweet potatoes with pineapple in a buttered dish until browned and thickened syrup forms. The other uses mashed potatoes with milk and butter, then plumped raisins folded in before baking to heat through and brown.
Tips advise matching sink and tub heights to ease back strain and using raglan sleeves in children's dresses to allow growth. They suggest filling sandwiches with raw chopped vegetables for children. Fur coats should be brushed and beaten with a pliable stick to lift fur. Clean leaves and dirt from gutters to prevent melting snow from overflowing and freezing on steps.
The excerpt outlines desserts and fillings including Steamed Chocolate Pasading a Queen of Puddings and a Spanish Sandwich Filling. It details ingredients such as butter sugar eggs milk melted chocolate vanilla and marshmallow sauce for Chocolate Pasading and a custard bread pudding with apples for Queen of Puddings.
A vintage cooking note describes cornmeal fig pudding using cornmeal molasses milk figs eggs and salt baked with cream. It also covers scrapple made from cornmeal mush cooked with cracklings and molded in a bread pan. The item credits 1929 Western Newspaper Union.
A pantry staple recipe from the bureau of home economics uses codfish with tomato sauce thickened by butter and flour. After soaking the fish to remove excess salt, simmer in water, prepare a spiced tomato base, blend in butter and flour, fold with cod, top with mashed potatoes and bake until brown.
A sharp aphorism about law and enforcement, stating that enforcing existing law is essential even when actions seem severe. The line emphasizes practicality in applying statutes rather than moral debate.
A Hampshire County farm woman displays correct mopping posture with an erect stance and straight back. The demonstration, led by a county extension agent, shows good and bad poses for various chores to prevent fatigue and back strain.
A kitchen tip suggests brushing beefsteak with blended butter and flour before broiling to retain maximum juice. This method aims to seal juices and enhance flavor during cooking.
A fragment describes chopping six carrots three oranges and one lemon then measuring and sweetening with two thirds as much sugar, forming a fruit carrot mixture with a sweet balance.
A fragment notes fruit being cooked until clear to create a delicious marmalade. The line hints at traditional preserves with a focus on color and texture for a sweet spread.
The treasury balance is the amount held in the United States treasury each day after all government receipts and payments for that day have been completed.
Claude, a French scientist, proposes a hydraulic power system using the surface to deep sea water temperature difference. He plans a 12,000 kilowatt Havana demonstration to show it can supply tropical living conditions where coal and hydro are scarce.
Singers and shoppers learn that Pape's Cold Compound tablets can break up a cold in a few hours with pleasant taste. The ad claims rapid relief and astonishment at the speed of results.
Planes without pilots are flown by wireless control from the ground. A plane mounted receiver interprets impulses from a ground station and drives compressed air motors that operate the controls. The system acts as a mechanical brain for the aircraft.
A Dayton clock, never wound, runs on a thermal motor with a gallon alcohol tank and a ten inch piston stroke. Temperature rise expands alcohol lifting sixty pounds of weights to wind the clock as it cools and the weights descend. Popular Mechanics Magazine.
British Army veteran Robert Newnham, age ninety one, lives in Hotland Ohio. He recalls receiving personal care from Florence Nightingale and remains active, reading without glasses and visiting the post office daily to discuss the news.
In 1877 during the Forty-fifth congress only 112 newspaper men were listed in the capitol press galleries. Now about 50 years later the number reaches 306 credited to the galleries.
The copy touts Castoria as a trusted remedy in over five million homes for infant colic, constipation, and diarrhea. It emphasizes safety for babies, ease of use, and availability through every druggist, urging parents to keep a bottle for urgent nightly needs.
No matter how much a man enjoys peace the band keeps right on playing.
Advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as an herbal tonic to cleanse impurities, support liver function, and aid debility and low weight. A testimonial from Mrs. Eugene Powell of Sioux City Iowa claims it helped her recovering husband. Sold as tablets or liquid. 65 cents for tablets via Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
Crayon portraits were removed as an enlarged photograph filled the bill, prompting a display change. The shift reflects a design decision prioritizing a larger image over the crayon portraits in the exhibit plan.
A reflective line from Loraia Journal notes the enduring comfort of lying in bed following awakenings or calls, highlighting a quiet preference for rest even amid obligations.
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