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Newspaper
Plainfield Messenger
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
4
A collection of old fashioned meat dishes with sweet sauces. Includes Spiced Tongue with butter onions vinegar carrots raisins and tongue liquor, Barbecued Ham with vinegar sugar mustard and paprika, Lemon Catchup with horseradish lemon rind and mustard seeds, and Date and Apple Salad with dates apples lemon juice and French dressing. Notes mention potatoes containing all inorganic body elements and potassium for nerves and muscles.
A lyrical scene describes a summer night near Orion's barn where two speakers work in silence. A stronger hand guides, raising questions of magic, solitude, and whether friendship should become love, ending with a poet Rhoda H. Dunn attribution.
The piece argues for returning to normalcy by undoing wartime and Democratic fiscal policies. It cites high unemployment under tariff laws, bread lines in 1813-14, and New York City’s mass unemployment, blaming the Buchanan era and wartime prosperity for current economic burdens.
A political essay warns that partisans of special interests increasingly regard only their own group interests. It argues this mindset harms the welfare of all citizens and the nation.
A modern Munich resident wore an old-fashioned German checkered costume and rode a bicycle as part of a recent costume parade and festival in Munich. Costume societies from Bavaria and Württemberg participated, showcasing traditional attire.
Two tame does from the state game preserve in the Hickory Run area wander onto a farm in Butler valley near Hazleton and graze with local cattle on Ransome Young’s land. They are easily approached due to their tameness.
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