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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
7
The article notes accessories like ostrich fans tortoise shell combs and rhinestone jewelry remain timeless while novelty fabrics in angora chinchilla and astrakhan expand hat and scarf sets. It highlights tinkle bracelets new swagger sticks and bead necklaces, urging fashion with color harmony and personal embellishment.
The article offers numerous winter preserving and relish recipes. India Chutney uses apples peppers onions raisins and vinegar with mustard seed ginger salt and brown sugar. Peach Chutney combines fresh and evaporated peaches with raisins chili powder onion mustard seed ginger and sugar simmered in vinegar. Pickled Spiced Onions describe brining, mace bay leaf cloves red pepper and vinegar with sugar. Celery Sticks combine celery with cream cheese walnuts green pepper and French dressing for a stuffed snack.
The quote warns that overvaluing material accumulation leads to neglect of courtesy and humanity, suggesting such focus alienates others and erodes personal worth. It emphasizes the importance of consideration and kindness over possessions.
A collection of old fashioned frozen desserts with instructions for Peach Cream Sherbet Golden Cream Prune Ice Cream Cranberry Milk Sherbet and Frozen Custard. Each recipe gives fruit or flavoring details and steps to mix cook and freeze for servings.
The article highlights kitchen improvements in a Wythe county farm home as part of a USDA Virginia extension project. Notable features include a double sink drain board, hanging soap basket, two windows with bright light, a corded electric light with reflector, a compact towel rack, dishpan hook, foot operated garbage pail, large boiling water pitcher, and a flush mounted cold closet extending outside the wall for light and air.
Readable USDA tested recipes for making butter from apples pears plums and peaches. Methods include Apple Butter With Grape Juice Apple Butter With Lemons Apple Butter With Plums Pear Butter Peach Butter and Plum Butter with sugar spices and proper canning directions.
The article outlines USDA approved techniques to clarify fats from soups and cooked meats. It describes melting with water, skimming the fat, and storing rendered fat. Flavor variations include cooking raw potato slices or adding onion savory and thyme for gravies. It notes fat can be kept sweet in the ice box and proper storage in cool jars.
An oilcloth apron is ideal for dishwashing and a pan roast with the breast down yields juicier chicken. Eggshell lining clears coffee without egg white. A cloth broom cleans dust from wallpaper and ceilings. Paraffin in cold water helps whiten boiled clothes as it melts with heating water.
A newspaper feature touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping women avoid surgery for abdominal and pelvic ailments. Testimonials from Mrs Edwards of Wilson North Carolina and Mrs R G Westover of Akron Ohio claim relief from pain and weakness, enabling them to work and bear children. The ad offers a free text book on women’s ailments from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Boston Transcript notes a church program where the choir will sing the Hallelujah chorus and then choir proceeds go to a roof repair collection. An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry.
Detroit police arrested Joseph Labedz a Chicago import suspected of stealing ninety silk nighties from north end backyards. He wore three garments as underwear when caught and pled guilty before Judge Charles L. Bartlett. Labedz received a ninety day sentence in the house of correction.
The prickly pear pest spreads in New South Wales and Queensland with 6,000,000 acres infested in NSW and 27,000,000 acres in the north. The 1921 NSW estimate was 3,500,000 acres, growth of 2,500,000 since then. About 10,000 acres near Sydney grow only prickly pears.
A quote from the Boston Transcript notes a shift in perception from insult to respect as a man earns hard practical sense after early failures. The remark contrasts being labeled a bonehead with recognition of mature judgment and achievement.
A pointed observation notes how encounters with refined elites never prompt attention to their physical traits such as high insteps. The remark frames social manners over bodily details in evaluating genteel company.
An assortment of ads promotes P. D. Q. Pesky Devils Quietus a new chemical that claims to kill bed bugs roaches ants and fleas including eggs with a 35 cent quart package and patent spout billed for cracks and crevices. Also includes help wanted notices for hotel staff and domestic work plus pillow tops lodge emblems and historical pamphlets from various suppliers with contact details.
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