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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
2
Practical tips for housewives include making pop overs without beating, warming cups, proper cake and doughnut mixing, and using baking powder sparingly. Guidance covers ironing scorch marks, flavoring baked apples, using powdered milk, cleaning aluminum pans with rhubarb, and a cork rescue trick. Pluck wins in longevity and steady effort.
A collage of recipes describes frozen Manhattan pudding with almond and citrus flavors and a sour cream cake with raisins and spices. It also lists a pineapple rice mold dessert and a fried fish dish stuffed with onion bacon tomato breadcrumbs.
The piece discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt forming the American Construction council to co ordinate the US building industry. It notes aims to reduce unemployment, lower costs, stabilize wages, and unify contractors, manufacturers, labor, and public authorities under a national program. It contrasts prior waste with a new open, collaborative approach.
A 60 serving fruit punch recipe from the U S Department of Agriculture describes using strawberry juice with raspberry blackberry variations, lemon sugar ginger ale and Apollinaris water. The method covers juice extraction, cooling and syrup preparation, salt to boost flavor and serving tips for a refreshing crowd beverage.
September 1921 guidance stresses storing fruit and vegetables in a clean cool dark cupboard with shallow shelves and tight doors. The layout should allow one or two rows of cans to ease locating items and spotting spoiled goods. Closed storage reduces light exposure for jars of strawberries and other produce.
Tacoma observers report grasshoppers from the Aleutians can fly long distances aided by air sacs and breathing tubes. They claimed the insects, arriving on the West Nimrod, indicate spring near the Arctic Circle.
A local cookout note describes making buttermilk lemonade by adding two tablespoonfuls of sugar to each glass of buttermilk. It also suggests using cheese whey in beverages, listing ingredients like 1 quart whey and lemon slices or 6 tablespoonfuls sugar with lemon juice, rind, nutmeg or cinnamon.
A quirky beverage note describes mixing juice with sugar and lemonade to create a chilled punch. It suggests rhubarb pineapple grape flavors, crushed mint, and optional nutmeg, with a tip that the punch may be frozen for later serving.
A home economics note urges proper can label records for preserved foods. After long canning days, writers suggest adding printed or written data on 1 by 2 inch labels to identify contents and dates so winter jars are not misidentified.
The U S Department of Agriculture home economics office endorses a biscuit cutter to cut fat into flour for pie crusts. It also suggests using the tool to combine water with fat and flour, and to prepare baking powder biscuits, chopped fruit for shortcake, jelly or jam, sauce for ice cream, and to chop cold boiled potatoes for hash or salad.
A fragment lists odd culinary habits and gadget notes such as chair comfort during calls, moths and paper bags, grated cheese in apple pie, steel wool use for scouring, and cake cutting with a wet knife. It mentions peach dumplings and apple dumplings with beaches as an improvised ingredient note.
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