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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1928
Page
8
An article discusses cotton fabric options for hot weather, noting weave patterns and lightweight finishes. It mentions testing for comfort, drape, and suitability for summer wear, with references to fiber blends and potential care considerations.
Readable fragments describe liver dishes and cooking methods while mentioning various foods and street names. The text seems garbled with stray terms like pepper and pie and references to meals and markets, but no clear event or person is identifiable.
A fashion writeup by Julia Bottomley showcases knitted ensembles as chic for summer. The piece highlights two piece sets in crepe de chine and knitted fabrics, with bold color, broad stripes, and modern textures.
A recipe from the bureau of home economics for Junehean or Kupper diners. Describes sifting dry ingredients with fat and nuts, mixing into a soft dough, shaping into rounds, layering, and baking until lightly browned. Includes serving ideas with butter or m marmalade and notes on energy and serving.
Old article fragment presents various recipe ideas credited to Ellie Maxwell. It mentions baked eggs with buttered crust, deviled cheese sandwiches, cheese and grapefruit salad, and chocolate treats. Also references using cheese for flavor and nutrition and notes serving suggestions with crackers and watercress.
A transcription of a historical kitchen text outlines a method for making ice cream with steps on preparing the base, churning, and freezing. It mentions ingredients like peaches and sugar and describes freezing with a dasher, stirring, and serving after the mixture firms. The passage preserves quirky spellings and period jargon.
Fragmented instructions describe a meatless stock soup with rice water and salt pork for flavor. The method outlines heating pork fat, adding celery onion and rice, cooking briefly, then stirring in broth and seasonings. The final step suggests simmering an hour or more and topping with crisped pork scraps.
A children story shows fairies urging kindness and warning against unkind rumors. The tale follows a dreamlike Learn and the Fairy Queen guiding youngsters to choose good speech over hurtful gossip.
An advertisement-like passage touts Custorin as a ready remedy for infants and children, claiming soothing effects within moments and usefulness for colds, constipation, and diarrhea. It emphasizes ease of use with few drops and positions the product as a preemptive aid for common childhood ailments.
In a terse remark attributed to limerson the speaker asserts that many presume to know their duty better than they do, reflecting on authority and personal obligation in a compact, pointed line. The quote centers on individual perception of responsibility and duty.
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