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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1930
Page
10
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide shows large pork chops split for stuffing. Stuff with a savory bread crumb mix then bake slowly with apples, parsley and butter until tender. Garnish with parsley and serve hot.
Practical notes advise hot milk for smoother mashed potatoes and caution a tired child’s digestion at meals. A filing case in a boy’s room may foster business-like habits early. Boiled milk sticks to pans. remove from heat, cover, cool, then soak pan in cold water.
A simple fry of one large onion in bacon grease then mix in two cups boiled rice two chopped green peppers two tablespoons grated cheese two tablespoons butter one small can tomatoes one teaspoon Worcestershire sauce salt pepper and paprika. Simmer on low heat for about half an hour to blend flavors.
A dated cooking guide describes center-cut salmon, pike, and spinach dishes with butter sauces, eggs, and breads. It offers warming tips on serving greens to children, including bulking foods like spinach and chard, and suggests molded spinach with salmon or shrimp as appealing meals.
David and Equator reconnect in Africa near Lake Victoria as the equator describes his fair division of the earth and fond memories. The scene features Equator resting the Earth with a warm air breeze and singing a gentle lullaby about his round, fair nature.
Average 700 farm women reported 53 hours weekly including 52 hours 17 minutes on home making tasks. They spend about 11 minutes weekly on poultry care and outside duties. Women across Middle West New York and three western states reflect higher total work than the 44 hour industrial standard. Equator lullaby and story excerpt follow.
The U S Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics urges bright colors for children play suits and outer garments to reduce traffic danger. It notes that motorists often overlook children in gray tan brown navy or black, while red orange bright blue or green coats attract attention and help prevent accidents.
An old method explains mixing equal parts tartar emeth and sugar with water to form a syrup. Pour into shallow dishes in ant runs. ants ingest the poison, which travels to burrows and larvae, killing both old and young as the colony gradually dies.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges homemakers to log time and costs for in home tasks to judge return on labor. Start with tasks of high interest and track time, carfare, supply costs, and equipment use to compare self done work with outsourcing.
Crumbs with noodles: break noodles, boil ten minutes, drain, keep warm. Melt butter, add bread crumbs and minced onion. Stir until crisp and brown, mix into noodles, and serve with gravy or meat instead of potato.
A Western Newspaper Union feature by Julia Bottomley explores crochet and knit berets as chic additions to sportswear and summer outfits. It describes two beret types, colors from bold to pastels, matching with white accessories, and provides basic pattern tips and materials including ball counts and measurements.
Weil notes the Geraldines’ son, the so called friend, seems put out over an issue. The father confirms no talk has occurred and says he has not seen him since delivering the bill for reupholstering the sofa.
The saying highlights easy access to canned foods and open windows for music in urban life. It reflects urban abundance and practical frugality emphasizing everyday conveniences.
A reader ad prompts Phillips Milk of Magnesia to correct sour stomach from rich meals or smoking. It claims the pleasant preparation alkalinizes acid, relieves distress from over eating and nicotine, and ends by urging physicians endorse the product while warning against substitutes.
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