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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
3
Fashion notes celebrate slip-over apron dresses and knitted beach robes as stylish informal summer outfits. Fabrics span cotton, tub silks, dimity, linen, and more with pipings in self materials. Colorful combinations, sun protective robes, and new knitted capes showcase practical yet fashionable seaside attire.
U S Department of Agriculture explains how small portable ovens save gas by reducing heat loss through insulated walls and using lower baking temperatures. Preheating can waste gas. many foods can start in a cold oven and bake at moderate temps to cut consumption.
USDA guidance warns canaries are harmed by cold drafts and temperature shifts. It advises placement of cages away from strong drafts, near walls or window casings, and suggests practical mounting options and weather-stripping. Regular cleaning, fresh water daily, and sand or gravel trays help prevent vermin and maintain health.
Food specialists in the United States Department of Agriculture advise strawberry sauce as a versatile accompaniment for boiled rice or cottage pudding. The guide outlines a butter sugar mash with strawberries added gradually to prevent curdling and protect the fat content.
Skim milk retains sugars minerals and most proteins though it lacks butterfat. It provides protein comparable to a pound of beef in two and a half quarts and is valuable for cooking to boost tissue-forming materials especially in cereal mushes.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises keeping gas stove burners clean and adjusting air shutters for a clear blue flame of uniform height. Set the burner close to the pan bottom with about one and a half inches clearance, but avoid letting the pan touch the inner blue cone to prevent incomplete combustion and carbon monoxide formation.
Remove tar with kerosene then warm water and soap. Press ribbons on the wrong side to avoid iron shine. Use only paper plates and napkins for a picnic lunch. Renew gilt frames by washing with vinegar then polishing with paraffin. Mold leftovers in gelatin to create an appealing salad.
The article outlines hot weather meal prep with pressed chicken using crackers eggs and gelatin, plus options of veal or beef. It suggests simple breakfasts with green onions radishes and garden produce, pumpkin pies and chilled desserts, and practical use of a small freezer for ice cream and fruit desserts.
Witty line from Italian stating four preserved things a man avoids a painted woman a conceited valet salt beef without mustard and a late dinner highlighting humorous moral tone and social satire of refined tastes.
Summer dining outdoors features simple workloads and family cooperation. Leftover meats ground with mayonnaise create versatile sandwich fillings, while a pineapple chicken soup and beets in brown sauce offer fresh flavors. Quick cake icings use sugar, cream, and optional fruit or nuts for variety.
A period ad highlights kidney trouble as common and often undetected. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective, notes insurance rejections for undiagnosed kidney issues, and offers a 10 cent sample via mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
A brief coastal joke scene features a man and a woman debating what the waves say as they chat about the sea. The exchange plays on wordplay about current remarks and weathered humor.
Mrs. W. G. Monson of Beloit Wisconsin says prolonged overwork caused female trouble and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. After trying various medicines she used it for a year gaining weight and running a home. She offers to answer letters from women with similar troubles.
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