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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
2
A USDA home economics recipe for stuffed cymling using cymling shell, bread crumbs, onion, green pepper and optional vegetables such as peas carrots beans or celery. The mix is baked until hot and golden, then sliced and served.
The article advises parents to watch for loss of appetite in children as a sign of illness or distress. It recommends window screens for ventilation and avoiding mildew by not leaving damp clothes. It also suggests centralizing sewing supplies to save time in making summer clothes for children.
Julia Bottomley highlights sailor hats as premier fashion in roguish shops. Abroad arrivals also adopt the style, with new shapes like mushroom brims and light rough straw competing against linen like straws. Berets remain a staple, including crochet angora and milk straw varieties paired with summer outfits.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture food specialists outline three main aims for cooking meat. Cook according to cut with fast methods for tender pieces and slow methods with water for tougher ones. Browning first aids flavor, then finish per tenderness. use thermometers to know when done.
The column outlines angel food cake steps with flour, egg whites, sugar, and vanilla, plus a slow bake for tenderness. It covers Melba pastry crust, banana custard, gooseberry pie, and ripe Manzanillo olives rich in vitamin A with USDA testing notes. Also suggested are pimiento stuffed mushrooms and pimiento canapes using cheese, rice, and onions.
Rugs may be dyed at home using standard dyes. Prep by cleaning and dampening, lay flat on newspapers, and apply hot dye with a scrub brush. Colors vary by base rug color to yield browns or gray greens.
Dozens of beetles and moths infest dry stored foods in granaries and homes. Cadelle beetle mealworm beetle and Indian meal moth are common culprits feeding on flour grain products dried fruits and spices. Cleanliness heat and burning infested material recommended. sterilize bags, wash shelves, and dispose of small cereal quantities if leaving home.
A German oculist proposes lenses placed inside the eyelids rather than on outside spectacles. The shells, adapted from thin protective corneal shells, supposedly track eye movement for improved focus with no eyelid irritation or tear flow interference. Some oculists doubt the safety claim if breakage occurs, while the inventor asserts low danger.
Perseus chats with Harry about Algol the variable star nicknamed the Double Eye. He explains Medusa Andromeda myths, the origin of the Milky Way tale, and Algol's brighter moments with a companion. The conversation blends astronomy and myth in a kid friendly style.
The old Flemish city Bruges opens its carillon season with famed hand played bells. Once a rich trade hub, Bruges fell to silted rivers and now preserves medieval streets, Belfry Tower, Notre Dame church, and St Sauveur Cathedral.
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