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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
6
The USDA suggests a medium wheeled tea cart to save steps in poorly planned kitchens. A 16 by 26 inch top, shelf at axle height, and noiseless casters let the cart move between kitchen and dining room. The wicker tea wagon shown in Massachusetts serves both utilitarian tasks and serving duties.
A household guide advises using hot milk to avoid lumps in mashed potatoes and shows how to clean a waffle iron with baking soda. It suggests cabbage and bread sandwiches for children and using a wheeled serving tray as a portable table at meals and in the sick room.
Cosmo guides Harry through planet basics touching Venus as morning and evening star. They discuss moons, the eight planets in order, Babylonian discovery, and Neptune and Uranus’ later find. They travel to Mercury as rockets lift, covering wanderer names and family meanings.
A tested stuffing pepper recipe from the bureau of home economics outlines a filling of rice or bread crumbs with onion butter salt pepper and optional meat or chicken. It emphasizes flavor and uses leftovers in a versatile mix suitable for varied household cooking.
A column offers sandwich recipes using lamb and mutton with variations like Elite Lamb and Lamb with Mint, plus guidance on using crusts and dressings. It shifts to practical home tips urging comfortable footwear, arch support, heel replacement, and regular foot care for working women.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union note emphasizes proper footwear for growing children to prevent lifelong foot trouble and describes careful shoe fit. It also advises minimizing utensil use to reduce food waste and time while suggesting that fatigue at meals can reduce children’s appetite. The piece ends with a pepper stuffed rice recipe and baking directions.
The United States Department of Agriculture entomology bureau warns that warm weather speeds weevil and worm development in cereals and flour even when sealed. Infested foods should be destroyed and containers scalded. buy cereals in small quantities. use tight lids. discard any leftovers when the house is closed.
Raising or lowering the height of the kitchen table aids energy conservation. The correct height lets a person stand upright with hands on the table top. Casters or wooden blocks can be used to adjust height.
Mix salt and white pepper with melted fat and rub into two pounds of sirloin steak. Let stand twenty minutes. Broil over clear fire until done and serve with sliced fried apples. Apples peeled dipped in milk tossed in flour and browned in hot fat. Delicious dish.
Fry onion and sweet green pepper in shortening until soft then add hominy and tomato. Season with red pepper and salt and cook until nearly dry without mushing. Okra can replace the pepper if desired.
A frugal dessert uses leftover wheat cereal stirred with a little milk for smoothness. Add finely cut figs or dates, then mold into decorative shapes. Chill, serve in bowls topped with sugar and cream for a simple, economical finish.
Freemasonry spread to the British colonies in America as early as 1730, marking the arrival of the fraternal lodge tradition on these shores.
Experiments led by E. H. Hostetler at North Carolina State College indicate cottonseed meal can fatten pigs when fed in dry lots for 55 to 85 days or 90 days with soybean pasture, yielding faster gains and lower costs. Texas trials report similar results. The feed’s low price enhances its value for hog producers.
Advice on treating sore eyes in lambs covers two causes. For inverted eyelashes a small stitch keeps eyelids open and a day later recovery follows. If infection is the cause silver nitrate drops clear the eye, and care with lambing should be prioritized.
The article advises preparing well in advance of lambing, noting ewes gestate about 148 days and often lamb three to four days early. It recommends tagging ewes between hind legs and around teats to help lambs locate the first meal, because pre-lambing tagging keeps wool clean and dry.
An article extols box pleated skirts with a fitted yoke and frilly blouses, noting circular cuts for widenings and multiple pleat variations from box to sunburst. It urges readers to visit a pleater, highlights Paris evening gowns with sunburst chiffon, and emphasizes diverse pleating as a seasonal fashion statement.
The quotation suggests some people pretend to hide their light under a bushel while in fact they have no light at all, exposing vanity and pretense in self presentation.
Many people misread acid indigestion as a lasting condition. Phillips Milk of Magnesia offers rapid relief by neutralizing stomach acid and reducing sourness and gas after meals, unlike temporary soda remedies.
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