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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1917
Page
5
A housewife audience is urged to serve beans, noting their high protein nitrogen content and nutrition. The article promotes beans as a valuable winter staple, outperforming many vegetables in nutritive value even when green, and emphasizes the bean's role as a tissue building energy source and mineral provider.
A Parisinspired Directoire frock in dark brown satin with white satin vest and cuffs is shown as a stylish option for larger figures and adaptable in chiffon velvet or velour. Also featured are protein rich legume dishes with detailed recipes for succotash lentil souffle green beans with ham and several bean croquettes and soups.
A reflective piece explores meekness as virtue and temptation. It contrasts self effacing behavior with firmness, offering a tale of a wife whose irritability is shaped by blame dynamics with her mother and husband. The narrator questions whether gentle meekness can hinder accountability and happiness, suggesting restraint and firm boundaries.
Nostalgic reminiscences recall hoe-cake baked on hot ashes by Aunt Jenny or Mammy and eaten with greens and pot-licker. The memory anchors a simple corn based repast with honey and buttermilk, highlighting enduring Southern culinary traditions and the appeal of corn products.
A simple batter mix uses one pint white corn meal one half teaspoon salt and water. Moisten the corn meal with boiling water then add more water until batter drips from a spoon. Bake on a hot griddle for a delicate brown finish and top with butter. Each cake should be at least four inches wide and one inch thick.
The Siamese government announces a call for volunteers to join a force to be sent to the western front in France. The commander will be trained in Belgium. A described auxiliary blade system uses water vaporizing air to drive a fan, with air drawn through a water tank.
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