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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1917
Page
7
A discussion on keeping bread nutritious and digestible, urging variety to conserve flour. It covers flour quality, dough fermentation, oven knowledge, and suggests diverse recipes like oat bread and buckwheat muffins to sustain flavor and supply during flour conservation periods.
A playful musing on daydreaming about inheriting money, from fifty thousand to larger sums, and the thrill of imagining wealth. The author considers imagined benefactors, distant relatives, and a lifelong habit of hope, ending with preferring to plan a house now rather than travel abroad.
An advertisement touts Peptiron iron pills from C. I. Hood Co. Lowell Mass as a tonic to strengthen blood and vitality. It claims iron plus pepsin wax celery and sedatives enrich the blood and boost color and stamina.
The article previews two hats for American wear. The bustled hat pairs satin and velvet with a right tilt to complement bustle garments. A second hat imitates a tam silhouette with fur crown and pleated silk brim, trimmed with ribbon flowers, suited to home millinery and economical style rules.
A historical kitchen excerpt details preparing corn meal biscuits with yellow cornmeal and cream, heated until brown, then baking in greased pans. It also covers barley bread using whole wheat flour barley meal molasses salt and yeast, rising twice and baking three quarters of an hour.
Fresh from national style centers these hats and fur pieces are shown in a large store with third floor selections. French atelier inspired designs feature mannish and costume suits, monogram hats, and a variety of models in wool velours plushes and novelty weaves for Fall and Winter.
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