Garnishing Ideas For Cold Dishes From USDA Guidance
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines garnishes that suit cold dishes, emphasizing color and minimal use. Suggested garnishes include lemon slices on cold meats, parsley, cress, mint, celery leaves, and olive accents, with other options like pepper rings and tomato rounds to add contrast.
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Fairy ale for the Children
A whimsical dialogue among household clocks in a hall describes people at table and garnish practices, then muses on human figures and aging. The clocks joke about chatter, orders, and self image while noting their own many “figures” on faces and the folly of fussing over appearances.
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Western Nempangs Union
Nellie Maxwell salad recipes for garden party menus
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece offers multiple salad ideas for large gatherings. It details aspic chicken and vegetable molds, piquant French dressing, cabbage salads with coconut and almonds, Westchester Club salad with fruit and grapes, Conant salad with pear and eggs, and Somerset salad with cream cheese and pecans, all paired with French or other dressings.
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Western Newspaper Union
Gingham for Summer Dresses by the Department of Agriculture
A prepared fabric guide describes a tissue gingham dress in orange yellow and white checks. It details separate waist and skirt construction with concealed belt, inverted tucks and darts for fit, plaits for movement, a tailored collar and round buttons, and a light green broad brimmed hat to complete a cool summer look suitable for Mauire women.
Fruit Stain Removal and Strawberry Juice Uses
Add sugar to stewed or fresh fruit after cooking while hot to sweeten. Remove fresh stains with boiling water to prevent permanent marks. Strawberry juice can be canned for year round beverages ices sauces or gelatin desserts.
Vegetables Liked Grow With Yearly Rise in Shipments
USDA finds Americans increasingly favor vegetables. Carrot shipments rose 140 percent as lettuce, cucumbers, spinach, and greens expanded. In 1918 about 145000 cars carried 17 leading truck crops. last year about 250000 cars. Far Southwest lettuce heads to Northeastern markets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Sr. Boree
Self Material Hats and Frocks Rule Fashion This Season
Fashion pivots to headgear and frock in same fabric across outfits from sports to evening wear. Hats echo fabrics like georgette prints and satin blouses, with matching bags and shoes. The trend appears in adults and children and encourages home sewers to reuse scraps for complete ensembles.
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Sahara
Western Newspaper Union
Electric Seed Treatment Boosts Vitality and Germination
Gardeners report valuable results from treating seeds with high frequency electricity. Seeds are steamed or soaked, washed, spread in a single layer on rustproof metal, then passed with an evacuated glass cylinder over them. The process reportedly improves vitality and germination capacity.
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