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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1919
Page
7
Instructions for feeding 1000 people with tested, tested by higher authority recipes from the Food Administration and universities. Includes ingredients like fat sugar syrup eggs milk and flours. Details tested menus and quantities for church suppers and picnics.
Thoroughly cream the fat and sugar then add soda and salt. Alternate syrup and eggs, creaming after each addition. Blend in milk and vanilla, then sifted flour with cream tartar and fold in. Bake in a moderate oven. Cottage Pudding uses sugar, light syrup, soda, eggs, milk, cream tartar, and rice flour. Sauce requires milk maple syrup salt corn starch. heat milk to boiling, mix in cornstarch with cold milk, cook and stir until smooth.
Cream butter and sugar with salt and soda until fluffy. Beat in eggs one by one then mix in milk. Stir in flour and cream of tartar until dough forms. Add light syrup and corn flour. Bake into 100 cookies with fat and soda noted on card.
In a vivid fashion page, Minna shows a trove of hats with rough black straw brims, blue trimmings, and vivid flowers. Options include taller ostrich plumes, mapped colors, and delicate bow accents, all described for garden parties and festive events as a preview of early sports clothing.
Recipe fragment listing ingredients and steps for making Pineapple Bavarian Cream and a prune rich dessert. Includes lemon juice, eggs or yolks, gelatin soaked in cold water, pineapple juice, cream, and packed fruit. Notes on crust and serving with or without cream.
Burleson faces criticism as he presses a campaign against newspapers over postal revenue sharing. The article notes political tensions and mentions various figures and locations tied to the dispute, highlighting ongoing contention and public reaction.
Berlin reports Germany was near ready to launch a revolutionary aluminum aircraft fleet from the former Zeppelin Works at Staaken near Berlin. The two seated observation planes would have flown at 124 miles per hour with all but a small wing fragment aluminum, designed to resist flame and carry five massive motors. The armistice halted these tests before any deployment could occur.
The report describes a German warplane with a commander behind which two machine guns operate fore and aft, plus another rear gun in the fuselage. A hollow underbody MG could fire through a floor hole. The craft travels around 50 mph, can stay aloft ten hours, and motor upgrades aim toward 125 mph. To counter high altitude thinning air, engineers devised a four 250 horsepower engine design with a compressed air system to boost performance.
Experts discuss a sum of about d00 000 marks with a large portion allocated to the intricate mechanism of each machine. The Gotha type of airplane is noted as a striking example in the context.
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