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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
7
Belting ribbon trims inspire new hat styles as milliners show off all ribbon and felt hats. Models feature back placement to reveal high foreheads, one sided brims, and pleated ribbon rosettes for a youthful look. Felt cloches and resort styles adopt ribbon through-slot and pleated frills amid spring color notes.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article stresses wool chalice or jersey warmth for young children requires care in washing and protection at meals. It presents a model dress designed by the bureau of home economics with a circular yoke at the neckline and notes lunch handling tips.
The United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics offers three sweet potato dishes. Candied Sweet Potatoes use corn syrup and sugar, baked to a thick syrup with parboiled potatoes. Scalloped Sweet Potatoes with Pineapple bake tender slices under pineapple and fat until browned. A third dish layers sliced sweet potatoes and apples with sugar and fat, baked until apples soften and top browns.
Short cooking guidance notes that wrapping a loaf in a damp napkin before slicing yields moister pliable bread and results in cleaner even cuts. It also explains the Back river modern name replacing Great Fish river named after Arctic explorer Admiral Sir George Back and the attribution of Pelly Lake to him for 1834 naming after Sir John Henry Pelly.
The text argues that useful material items not appropriated cannot be wealth. It notes elements like rain wind clouds and the Gulf stream as useful and material but not directly appropriated, thus not commonly counted as wealth.
Effie Elf meets Mrs Chimney Swallow, learning how the swallow family builds a nest with beak glue and teaches its young to fly. The elf laughs with the swallows as they compare fingers and feet and admire the nest.
Recipe notes feature crab and egg omelet with shrimps pork and mushrooms, lobster club sandwich with bacon lettuce tomato and mayonnaise, pimiento cup with egg and celery, and salmon casserole with tapioca and biscuits. Addresses home entertaining meals for guests.
The article notes that many garden flowers come from wild origins and have been refined by professional gardeners through careful cultivation and selection. It emphasizes the role of horticulturists in enhancing plant qualities over time.
A simple old fashioned dessert from the USDA Home Economics Bureau uses dried apricots and quick-cook tapioca. Soak apricots overnight, cook until tender, add juice to two cups, stir in tapioca and salt, then simmer until tapioca clears. Puree apricot pulp and mix with the mixture and sugar.
A Chinatown sage Li Lie remarks on admitting fault as a measure of fearlessness and fear, illustrating a provocative view on personal courage in public discourse.
Domestic rabbits eight to ten weeks old are fryers with brittle bones. Frying or broiling recommended with a batter of egg yolk milk and flour. Cook in hot fat then moderate heat 25 to 30 minutes until tender. Garnish with parsley and make gravy from pan drippings.
Mrs James W Nolen of Dallas testifies that California Fig Syrup calmed a feverish fretful child with poor appetite and quick recovery after three years of use. The ad claims doctors recommend the pure vegetable product to ease fever headaches biliousness constipation and colds in babies and children while noting the genuine bears the name California.
Mrs. Marie Gotoski of 1800 Jefferson St Waterloo says Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cured her weakened health caused by multiple ailments. She reports improved stamina, better digestion, and overall vitality after using the tonic. Druggists offer fluid or tablet forms with a trial package incentive by mail to Buffalo New York.
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