Good Things to Eat From the Danish and He Brew Recipes
A 1929 Western News food column offers diverse dishes from croquettes to Creole sandwiches and lamb cutlets. It features chicken croquettes, Creole sardine crackers, baked lamb cutlets, sweetbread salad, lamb patties, honey doughnuts, Pennsylvania spice cake, French salad, chestnut dishes, chestnut patties, sugar cookies, cheese quenelles, and fried chicken with peppers, with cooking tips and measurements.
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Pennsylvania
Binding for blouse and dress necks with bias binding
To bind or face the neck of two blouses or dresses quickly and neatly, cut a double bias binding from silk or suitable material. Place raw edges together, stitch, and turn binding to the garment edge instead of adding an extra turn. Baste before cutting to keep the binding true.
Good Flavor for Lamb Roast From U S Department of Agriculture
A detailed home cooking guide describes stuffing shoulder of lamb with peppery watercress and bread crumb mixtures. It covers selecting a 3 to 4 pound shoulder, bone removal, creating a pocket for stuffing, optional bacon, roasting steps from searing to tender finish, and a watercress bread stuffing including onions celery mint leaves and milk.
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United St of Agriculture
Cress
Fairy Tale of Mother and Mr Deer’s Illness
A mother deer falls ill from something in the yard and recovers with medicine. The next day Mr Deer also grows sick from the same thing, suffering hoof infection and knee pain. The keeper tends to both, dressing wounds and bandaging hooves for weeks, praising the deer’s patience as he heals.
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Mother Deer
Mr. Deer
Beer
Mrs. Dee
Axt in Needlecrafts for a Stamped Silk Bag Frame
A detailed needlecraft guide explains stitching a stamped design on muslin and silk, using eiderdown wool to create a corded raised effect. It covers threading, running stitches, tufting, and assembling the bag with silk finishing and a frame.
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E. Pana Weslern Newspaper Union
Deer Thanks Kind Keeper For Gentle Care
A grateful deer licks the keeper’s hands and gazes with bright eyes, thanking the caretaker for healing and kindness shown to its sore hoofs in a tender moment captured by the 1929 Western Newspaper Union.
Handy Work Centers in a Compact Kitchen Layout
A floor plan studied by the Bureau of Home Economics of the USDA shows an oblong kitchen designed for compactness with work centers arranged to meet a housewife’s needs. The layout includes a sink drainboard, dish storage, and multiple doors opening onto a small hallway, cellar, and dining room, with windows along the work table.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Household Notes and Kitchen Layout Suggestions
Household notes advise preserving a wet fur to prevent rot and using yellow instead of blue or gray to brighten rooms. It describes kitchen work zones, food flow from back porch to fridge, and proper utensil placement. It also covers breakfast toast, linoleum timing, jelly sugar ratios, and tomato paste from dried tomato puree for soups and sauces.
Have Kidneys Examined By Your Doctor
Flush your kidneys by drinking water each day and take salts occasionally says an authority. Too much rich food forms acids that paralyze kidneys, causing back pain headaches dizziness and urinary trouble. Take Lithia Salt from a pharmacist as a few days’ treatment to cleanse kidneys and ease irritations. Also notes about tiger bitterns near rivers and swamps describing solitary habits and rare gatherings.
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Pharma
Phillips Mills of Magnesia promises quick digestive relief
A vintage ad extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia to ease sour stomach and gas, claiming fast acid control and tranquilized digestion. It notes the product is safe for children, and urges buyers to get the genuine article while warning imitators do not act the same.
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Phillips Mills
Magnesia
Magna
Phips of Saesta and the Student Nickname Quirk
A fragment notes a school joke about how a student named Frog adds Je after his name and how others respond. The excerpt hints at misheard titles like Sunior and a freshman mislabeling a senior. The tone resembles a playful yearbook or campus column.
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Frog- More
Wreshman
Hottest How did you enjoy your stay at the beach
Readable fragments mention a beach stay and a phrase about the first tam days with unclear context and names missing. The item appears as damaged OCR text from a local page.
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