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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
6
An old laundress prided herself on colorfast clothes. She described a method to maintain blue and pink tones by dyeing with heat and a cold water bath, then drying to even color. Separate tip notes discuss preserving rose buds with a tight knot for several days without shattering.
Instructions explain placing freshly cut flowers in cold water with a small amount of mild soap to create suds. The method is said to preserve freshness longer than usual and can revive roses that have already wilted. The note suggests this technique for florist or garden bouquets to extend vase life.
The sandwich serves as the picnic staple and can be made by baking small round rolls. When cooled, cut the tops, scoop out crumbs, and fill with chopped chicken bound with cream. Season with salt and black pepper, celery salt preferred by Woman's Home Companion for July.
A Denver stop with the Gentral Glee Club describes weekend car troubles with the Rio Grande, then two church services at People's Tabernacle led by Rev Uzzell. The group performed songs fitting for the non churchgoing crowd and hoped their music met the moment in a city edge setting. The writer notes the pastor's influence on local religious and political life.
The party travels from Albany hotel after a six o'clock dinner to a Colorado Springs depot and continues by short-line to Manitou. They describe Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak Cave of the Winds and Williams Canyon as unforgettable highlights, with encounters by former Vella and Central students along the way.
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