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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1940
Page
7
Quick frozen foods retain peak flavor by freezing near harvest and processing fast. They cut kitchen work, suit entertaining, and pair with Easy Entertaining menus. Recipes include Cream Gravy Asparagus with Lemon Butter Sauce Red Raspberry Shortcake French Fried Shrimp Deep Dish Blueberry Pies Shortcake Biscuits and New Fashioned Fried Chicken with pan frying guidance.
Eleanor Howe will share upcoming hints on planning and preparing pastry that is tender and flaky. The column will cover roasting meats to the proper turn and seasoning soups and sauces for better flavor and nutrition.
A series of household pointers cover mixing cake tips sifting sugar in advance, generous coffee measure, repairing leaks with paraffin, reusing leftovers, browning buttered foods, oat helps pumpkin pie, keeping foods cold, ink removal with a match, labeling canned goods for stock rotation.
Cherie Nicholas Hen notes the spring revival of brocade in high fashion. Damask woven damberg rayon brocade appears in monotone and two color effects for daytime frocks and evening looks with minimal ornamentation. Designers feature necktie patterned brocade in gowns, peplum styles, princess silhouettes, and accessories like turbans and handbags. seamstresses may sew at home or shop patterns.
The article notes bracelet length sleeves entering fashion as a key trend. It describes a moss green sheer wool gown with wide shoulders and darts above the waist to create a nipped in look, plus smooth hip lines. Sou-tache scroll trim completes the frock.
Fashion notes suggest pastel lame turbans as a glowing accessory to dark dinner suits. Oriental draped styles add a subtle shimmer suitable for formal events.
Fashion note travels from southern winter resorts where red shoes pair with slacks gingham dresses and white daytime dresses. The piece predicts red shoes will influence spring and summer styles and even reach northern wardrobes with tailored beige or navy street outfits.
The piece describes new hat trims made from pasted feathers in fruit motifs such as plums apples pears and bananas. They are realistic in color and appliqued on crown or brim and can be worn on a lapel as well.
Advance costume displays emphasize ensembles of cloth combined with Sarah print. The Sarah print is used for the blouse, lines the coat, and accents pockets necklines and sleeve finishes.
Screen Player Virginia Vale wears black suede gloves fastened with tiny gold filigree beads. The accessory highlights a delicate, decorative fastening adding a touch of elegance to the season's attire.
Mrs Spears shares a thrifty method to sew garment bags for her family using on hand items. The article describes a 44 inch board foundation with a screw-eye and hooks, muslin flour sacks, and bias tape trimming. It notes zipper placement and urges obtaining Mrs Spears Sewing Book 2 for repair methods, sending 10 cents for a copy.
A quiz list asks about supercargo stars twinkling House speaker tie oath Sunday New York Region doggery cattery Roosevelt White House and four kinds of horses. provided answers define roles and meanings for selected items.
Fragmentary excerpts discuss coercive powers under President Wilson and a regional population estimate around New York City. Also included are a definition of a cat housing venue and a quote about residency, plus mentions of various horse terms used as furniture or toys.
Practical advice on removing mud stains and stains from fabrics, care for suede shoes, and kitchen safety. Includes methods using lemon juice, boiling water, borax, and a homemade paste of water sugar flour and alum with cloves. Also notes on hanging curtains evenly by threading a rod through lower hems for a few days.
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation and stomach distress. Claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna laxative prompts bowel movement. Appeals to families and children with a pleasant taste.
A reflective line from Metastasio noting that hidden sorrows would turn envy into pity if visible on one’s face. The quotation explores how public perception misreads inner pain versus outward fortune.
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