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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
7
The article praises fine cotton underwear outpacing silk in demand this fall with embroidery, lace, and ribbed trims. It describes cantlon crepe and batiste gowns, back and front views, wide sleeves, belted waists, and decorative ribbons. It notes color trends, from pale pinks to white, and the craft of handwork in gown detailing.
The United States Department of Agriculture details a low cost fly trap made from a screen cylinder with barrel hoop frame. The 24 inch high cylinder and 18 inch diameter base support a 22 inch high cone, using readily available bar rel hoops laths and screening material for a durable and cheap trapping device.
Cooks can enhance meals with faint touches of garlic onion bay leaf curry and lemon. Juices and small amounts of spices boost salads soups and sauces without overwhelming diners. Use delicate hints to please all tastes and avoid obvious strong flavors.
Outdoors traps are more effective and economical for flies. A simple home method from Farmers' Bulletin 734 uses two pounds rosin and one pint castor oil heated to molasses, smeared on paper with a brush, with a dozen papers costing about one cent.
The best cream to whip is rich raw cream from 24 to 48 hours old and at least 30 percent butter fat. It must be kept very cold. Pasteurization lowers whipping quality and homogenization is harmful, together destroying whipping value.
Chopped fat salt pork may be used in pastries. Use gelatin immediately after dissolving for ice cream. Rubber fingers are excellent to wear when slicing vegetables. Panned chicken is delicious served with currant jelly sauce. Rings of ripe olives are decorative and tasty in chicken soup. It takes more time to freeze water ice than it does ice create. Violin strings are useful for stringing large heavy beads. Sensing two-thirds flour and one-third cornstarch in a cake instead of all flour makes the cake finer and lighter. If meat is served it is unwise to serve nuts as both are rich in protein and fat.
The column explores chestnut nutrition and multiple uses from roasting to stuffing and compote. It details Chestnut Stuffing, Mashed Chestnuts, Compote of Marroons, Italian Chestnuts with onions and apples, and notes chestnuts' market price and preparation tips.
Lesson surveys Malachi and related texts focusing on offerings to God. It discusses priests' profane and sacrilegious conduct, greed, neglect of law, and social wrongs, then outlines coming judgment, the forerunner Elijah, and the promise of healing for the righteous.
A collection of cake instructions detailing Graham Cracker Cake and Rochester Chocolate Cake with lemon and vanilla frostings, a Sponge Cake, Almond Cake, and Pineapple Filling. Includes measurements, mixing steps, baking times, and optional layer assembly with whipped cream.
A devotional verse from I John 3 23 emphasizes that believers await Christ appearance and aspire to holiness. It teaches that those who cherish this hope strive to be pure as Christ is pure.
A biblical excerpt from Psalm 5 verse 3 to 6 declares trust in divine aid, expressing calm amidst enemies and the Lord’s sustaining protection. The passage emphasizes courage and reliance on God.
Thousands of nervous and convalescent individuals report Tanlac revitalizes constitution boosts energy and working efficiency. Mrs. George G. Owen of Salem Oregon credits Tanlac with restoring health and gaining twelve pounds as it aids digestion and purifies the system. A bottle is available at any reputable druggist.
In an eastbound car two men smoked and talked. One plans to go to Buffalo and, after a light exchange, reveals a simple practical aim to change trains, producing a quick, dry punchline. The brief comic vignette captures a turn of phrase and casual humor from the era.
A quarrel over freedom to marry returns in a witty exchange. One character insists on freedom rather than remarriage, while the other notes how appearance in photography can mislead. The brief dialogue hints at social expectations and personal choice.
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