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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1929
Page
6
Fashion page notes a rising trend in draped millinery with soft hoods and elaborate draped contours. Designers link hats to color and fabric with new silhouettes, featuring side jabots and draped bows. French modistes influence Paris style, with velvet, satin, felt and Grondcloth textures showcased on varied hat models.
A glass of tomato juice makes a delicious inexpensive cocktail and appetizer for winter meals. It provides vitamin C and is valued for health, especially for children.
Bavarian creams are described as light fluffy desserts made with whipped cream egg whites gelatin orange juice and zest. The orange Bavarian variation is noted for its delightful flavor and is prepared by dissolving gelatin in water boiling water then adding sugar lemon juice and orange juice before folding in beaten egg whites and whipped cream. The mixture is poured into a mold chilled and served garnished with orange sections.
Bananas should not be refrigerated as the cold darkens them. Contrast in color flavor and texture of foods makes meals interesting. A homemaker buys quality utensils and takes care of them. Using whole or skim milk in white bread boosts protein minerals of wheat. Dry skim milk in bread yields good results and improves appearance and ease of manufacture.
To prepare stuffed onions remove skins and parboil ten minutes in salted water. Turn onions to coal, scoop centers, and fill cavities with equal parts finely chopped cooked chicken, stale breadcrumbs, and minced onion. Season with salt and pepper, moisten with cream or melted butter, then bake in a buttered dish until onions are tender.
A Northward tale follows Santa preparing for his annual journey. Boy of the North, Santa’s eager canine companion, watches bells jingle and toys pile in the sleigh while Santa checks lists and letters from children. The dog longs for Santa’s return and vows to ready Santa’s home and slippers for the long trip ahead.
A 1922 Western Newspaper Union feature offers home cooking notes and recipes for cozy meals. It suggests chocolate fudge, Southern chicken pilau, raisin cake, and an oyster stew, plus a celery flavored broth and dried peas soup. It also notes rubber kneeling pads useful for gardeners.
A waffle recipe guides mix of chopped nuts, seasonings and substitutions. It recommends pecans when available, suggests using butter and eggs, and notes kitchen tools like a waffle iron and electric griddle. The instructions emphasize browning waffles quickly and proper pan prep.
Instructions describe using marshmallows as cake filling with options to use as a spread melted in a double boiler or mixed with chocolate. The text notes warming the filling between layers and suggests happy imagery of Santa Claus and a dog, attributed to a 1929 Western Newspaper Union piece.
A historical USDA prepared recipe explains cranberries for sauce jelly and muffins. It gives proportions for cranberry jelly and sauce, instructions to strain seeds, mold portions, and bake muffins with cranberries for twelve muffins. It notes serving sizes and storage tips with fresh molds for each serving.
Mother's praise for a beloved stomach and bowels laxative as the mild, long trusted conditioner. California Fig Syrup is endorsed by share of Western mothers for infants and children with bilious, upset, or feverish symptoms. Mrs. Joseph W. Hill of Omaha recalls using it for her son John since infancy and credits it with steady relief. Over four million bottles used yearly.
A brief editorial remark questions the commonly accepted suspect for a crime in Palestine, noting general disagreement that the Arab was the perpetrator and inviting readers to reconsider the likely culprit.
The largest creameries in the country earn record profits by coloring butter with Dandelion Butter Color to achieve the appealing yellow hue. Ninety percent use it, claiming half a teaspoon per gallon colors butter, not buttercream. It does not color buttermilk, is vegetable and tasteless, and is approved by state and national food laws. Large bottles cost 35 cents and free samples are offered by Wells and Richardson Co. Inc.
A Pittsburgh reader reports improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims eight bottles of liquid and similar in tablet form helped her regain appetite and lose weight and offers to answer letters about the remedy.
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