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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
3
The piece surveys summer wardrobes for young girls, detailing fabrics like cottons, ginghams, organdie, voile, and foulard. It highlights bloomers and middy suits, appliqued pockets, and decorative embroidery, plus accessories including organdie trims, satin frocks, and patent leather slippers.
USDA prepared collection shows multiple corn based dishes using fresh or canned corn. Recipes include corn soup, corn chowder, scalloped corn, custard, fritters, stuffed green peppers and a white sauce for souffle with steps and proportions for each.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises pairing eggs with rice or crumbs for body. Bake half a dish of hot rice with six eggs dropped carefully, then cover with cheese sauce and bake until egg whites set.
USDA guidance on preparing tough chickens in a fireless cooker with careful cleaning and parboiling. Adds flavor with onion pepper tomato and ham then simmers before finishing in the cooker. Includes cautions about food safety and serving ideas like creamed sauce or chicken salad.
A recipe describes layering chicken a la hing ers with vegetables and ham in a casserole. It calls for pouring boiling water over the mixture, simmering half an hour, then cooking in a fireless cooker for three hours without the hot dish or two hours with it.
When fresh tomatoes are in season bake eggs in tomato cups. Hollowed tomatoes receive butter salt and pepper then an egg. Bake until set to desired doneness. Serve on rounds of buttered toast and serve hot.
A collection of practical home tips covers polite dinner table decor with a soft candelabrum shade, avoiding crystallization in fudge using cream of tartar, and caution about olive oil freezing. It also notes cleaning a typewriter with gasoline, repurposing old silk stockings into porch mats, and using kerosene in hot water to scrub a cellar floor as an antiseptic aid.
A brief quotation featuring a tribune to June by James Russell Lowell attributes the month as the pearl of the New England year. The line evokes nature and rustic hospitality in a literary note from 1923.
Practical guidance on planning meals to avoid waste, with tips on leftovers, economical substitutions, and wholesome dishes. Includes recipes for French pancakes, raisin pie filling, mock chicken salad, baked squash, celery cocktail, bran muffins, and simple carrot preparation.
Western Canada reports seeding begun 10 to 15 days earlier than recent years with ideal soil conditions. Manitoba faced floods but recovered. Saskatchewan enjoys moisture from snowmelt and after seeding snowstorm. Alberta sees strong rainfall and snow moisture. By May 16 wheat up, oats sowed, corn planted. Farm labor scarce but shifting to year‑round hires. farming expanding into dairying and stock raising. Information available on request.
A collection of sayings on fidelity and virtue attributed to Cicero, a Punch magazine quip about golf from a caddie, and a Designer Magazine note describing mailing coins secured by adhesive plaster for safe delivery.
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