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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
8
A 1928 Western Newspaper Union piece offers home kitchen sweets and desserts. It details Peanut Candy, Butter Scotch, Chocolate Caramels, and a rhubarb accent, plus Orange Strawberries, Fig Souffle, Ambosia Southern Style, Cabinet Pudding, and fruit sauces. It notes spring produce and serving ideas with whipped cream and cold servings.
Practical tips for kitchen tasks and laundry from a historical guide. Includes advice on reheating canned foods, handling wet fabrics to prevent moths, shaping dough for baking powder biscuits, wringing towels, selecting hosiery sizes to avoid tightness, and using dried fruits when fresh fruit is scarce.
A dress pattern for a five year old in blue and white gingham is described with raglan sleeves, a front opening, gathered neck, and white collar. It covers fabric choices, bloomers, hems, and care, noting trends in detachable fur neckpieces and fabrics like zephyr and crepe.
The article praises the ensemble trend while highlighting the return to lavish separate coats. Designers add richer materials, new collars and capelets, and varied trims. Woolen weaves, basket textures, and bold interwoven patterns define the season, with Napoleon coats and modernistic color schemes gaining appeal.
A U S Department guide suggests croquettes as a hearty luncheon or dinner option. It covers molding in advance, deep frying technique, and a beef croquette recipe using leftover roast or steak with parsley, bread crumbs, and egg coating, fried to a golden brown and served with parsley garnish and tomato sauce.
A playful daytime moon tells of a dream where the sun warms all, then recalls a nightmarish vision of being green cheese and sliced for crackers. The sun reassures the moon that the joke proved itself and that the moon is not made of cheese, ending with a bedtime cue.
A fragmented clashing text notes a discovery said to kill rats and biges with emphatic quotes about parental consent and a clear no. The piece presents garbled phrasing and stray lines about a man defined by his castry as a shadow of himself.
Doctors urge using Milk of Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acid. A single spoonful provides quick relief from acidity gas and sourness, leaving the system feeling sweet. It is recommended for both adults and children and available at drug stores.
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