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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
7
A collection of pudding and dessert recipes including Graham Pudding with butter molasses and sour milk, Egg Sauce, Orange Pudding with baked oranges, Baked Indian Pudding with cornmeal and molasses, Carrot Pudding, Syllabubs, Maple Fudge, and notes on enjoying over mere quantities. Also a closing aphorism about value and happiness.
Instructions for veal and chicken roasting in milk and slow oven. Food lore includes a fruited bread rising in warm water with corn meal and milk, a fruit pork cake using pork fat and dried fruit, and substitutions with dried apples or stewed apples for raisins.
A playful scene with Oswald and Oliver Otter describes a sliding party while a New York Times fashion correspondent extols ribbons. The piece details ribbons in gowns, blouses, dresses, and wraps, emphasizing color, trimming, and decorative uses across outfits.
A Birmingham Age Herald snippet shows Mrs. Gadder arranging a literary theme for a dinner hosted by Mrs. Gawker. She asks for “an armful of books” and that an author will attend. The conversation includes a playful payment of $1,000 for entertainment and a sarcastic suggestion about wearing the check.
Jane overhears her mother talk of Christmas shopping and infers socks mittens and other essentials will be included. She interrupts to insist on getting what she wants and not what she has to have.
A beggar at a back door pleads with a kind lady claiming neglect since birth in London. He says he has seen no better days and mentions being born in the attic as his parents were away in London.
A brief remark notes that a parson who receives no ten dollar marriage fee may gain from others errors, highlighting a cash flow quirk in local wedding practices.
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