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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
3
A three year old, Joe, spends a night with his aunt and uncle. At bedtime his mother proudly watches as he prays but confuses the line asking for daily papers instead of daily bread. The anecdote reflects light humor from a family moment punctuated by a well known biblical phrase.
Geo. Davis of 110 Naglee Street San Francisco credits Tanlac with curing a severe bout of ptomaine poisoning and three months of diarrhea. He testifies he felt near collapse before trying Tanlac and now reports renewed strength and energy, enabling him to return to work.
A brief exchange hints at a social scene with a daughter and mother planning for Mr Rankleigh’s visit tonight as recorded in the Boston Transcript. The dialogue conveys tension and anticipation in a domestic setting.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for extensive toilet use. It urges soaking sore hands in hot suds, drying, rubbing in Cuticura Ointment and removing surplus with tissue paper.
A French inventor develops a governor that regulates electric furnace temperature through mercury expansion caused by heat, leveraging mercury’s expansion to control operations.
In Kokomo Indiana Mrs Florence Coop reports quick relief from fatigue and a sense of renewed vigor after using Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She also endorses Doctor Pierce’s Lotion Tablets for cleansing and notes availability at drug stores with a number for free medical advice.
A Folks humor anecdote recounts a Black soldier explaining a misheard Armistice Day memory. The tale notes the German capitulation arrived as soldiers went “over the top,” deriding the moment with a pun on mistus.
A light remark about coffee grounds surfaces in a divorce setting as a joke over a strained marriage. The exchange underscores tensions while keeping the tone cordial and humorous despite the legal action.
Junior and teen girls’ fashion features wool frocks and velveteen dresses with long waistlines and blended bodice skirts. Knitted outerwear dominates, especially monogrammed sweaters, joggery outfits, and athletic pieces in brown blue and red, reflecting an emphasis on physical culture in modern education.
A compact note on turning common ingredients into distinctive dishes. Recipes for Eminee of Duck a la Newburg, Armenian Goulash, and Cranberry Roll are given with step by step preparation, including sauces, dumplings, and garnishes. A quoted reflection on human nature closes the piece.
A homemakers guide presents Fruit Mince with raisins peaches apricots citron peel and cranberries cooked with sugars spices and cider. Roman Pudding uses gelatin milk egg yolk and vanilla set in molds, served with fruit. Pumpkin Pie enriches canned pumpkin with gin ger milk eggs sugar lemon and whipped cream. Beets and Spinach form a baked stuffed beet cup finished with fried crumb coating and buttered centers.
USDA guidance urges children to assist in packing school lunches to ensure balanced variety. Advice covers sandwich prep, bread types, fillings from meats to eggs and cheese, salads, fruit, hot dishes when possible, and proper wrapping. Emphasizes cleanliness, durable containers, and keeping items properly organized, with milk from home as an option.
The text outlines a pork sausage recipe using 65 pounds lean meat and 35 pounds fat with 1½ pounds salt, 2 ounces sage, 1 ounce nutmeg, and 4 ounces black pepper. Spices are mixed before grinding. water is avoided for bulk storage, optional for casings. It also covers smoked country sausage with additional ingredients and steps.
USDA suggests a corn meal mush with pork or beef. Simmer pork in water until deboned, skim fat, reduce broth to about a quart, cook corn meal in broth, add finely chopped meat and seasonings, pack in tins, slice and fry.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises whipping cream aged 24 to 48 hours with at least 30 percent butterfat for best results and cooling. It warns pasteurization and homogenization harm whipping quality. It also suggests breadcrumbs as a flour substitute and using stale bread or dried cake in baked goods to reduce waste.
A historical instruction notes washing oilcloth with warm water and skim milk mixed at one cup of milk per gallon of water. After cleaning, wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Panned chicken is delicious served with currant jelly sauce. Bury the yeast cake in salt to keep it. Folding wardrobes from chintz or cretonne can be secured ready made but any woman can make one for herself. Children should eat figs to ease constipation. Ironing speed increases after clothes are dried. Wear lines should be dried and put away to avoid staining linen. Woolen stockings past repair can be reused as gloves for polishing.
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