Fairy Tale for Children by Mary Graham Bonner
A 1928 tale follows Lacry the ringed tail monkey from South America and Snooky his companion as they discuss gentleness and humanity. Larry learns the keeper’s praise of being a perfect gentleman. The story ends with the keeper calling Larry a perfect gentleman and the troupe rewarded with sananas.
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Fairy Tale
Mary Graham Bonner
Lacry
South America
Snooky
Billy Francis
Edith Francis
Africa
Larry
Lirry
Snanky
Lecold
Sananas
Western Newspaper Union
Jelly Roll Art In Making From USDA Guide
Rapid work is a key to successful jelly roll and any sponge cake recipe may be used. Bake in a thin sheet then roll while warm, using waxed paper and powdered sugar. Remove crusts, spread jelly, and roll tightly, wrapping with paper to preserve shape.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Improvements in a Worcester kitchen under home demonstration
A Worcester county kitchen makeover funded by a raspberry patch sale costs 140 dollars. Airs DeVoe led the project with county agents, adding a corner cabinet, extended drudboard, built shelves, and drawers for utensils and towels. The work, done without the husband’s cooperation, used two high windows for light and included space for a washing machine.
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United State
Massachusetts
Airs
DeVoe
Worcester
Department of Agriculture
Recipes You Will Like By Nellie Maxwell
Salmon molds and cucumber sauce feature in Nellie Maxwell’s column with Salmon desserts and fruit cocktails. Vintage home cooking includes chicken wargaim noodles and creamed oyster sandwiches plus apple cake and dumplings.
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Nellie Maxwell
Novelty Weaves for Girls By Julia Bottomley
Novelty woolens dominate junior coats with plain tweed and intricate designs for scarf cuts pockets and collars. Diagonal weaves and basket weaves appear in vogue along with rayon and wool blends giving silky textures, while pockets and suede belts emphasize sharp detailing.
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Tatest
Carving Lamb Shoulder Aids Easy Slices
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a boned stuffed shoulder method to remove the shoulder blade and bone, creating a pocket for stuffing. The result is tender meat with juices conserved, allowing neat slices or a pillowlike presentation. Lamb leg and saddle can be boned and filled similarly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Seviculture
Sewing Long Run in Silk Hose
A sewing guide notes that runs in silk stockings can be repaired by sewing along the run, allowing the garment to be worn again. It advises buying two identical shades as a precaution, since two pairs will be wearable after the other is cast aside, especially if a side tear occurs.
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Simall
Fried Chicken Method From Classic Home Cookbook
Select young plump chicken and cut into serving pieces. Fry in hot fat until golden, turning as needed, then drain on paper. Make gravy from fat and flour, cook to thick, season with salt and pepper, add milk until smooth, and finish with parsley. Serve hot.
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Western Newspaper Union
Har and Veal Meatloaf Instructions
Mix together one pound of raw ground har one pound of raw ground veal two eggs one cupful of cracker crumbs one and one half cupfuls of milk and a pinch of pepper Pack into a mold and steam for three hours The hearty is usually salty enough that no additional salt is needed and may be served hot or sliced cold.
Helps for Housewives Uses Tips and Tricks
A vintage homemaking note offers stain removal and preparation tips for vegetables. It describes loosening tomato skins by briefly blanching in boiling water or held on a fork over a flame. Includes a suggestion to use color enamel trays for dining rooms to match decor.
Couches that Add Stile to Dresses
Mae Martin explains easy home tinting and dyeing to revive faded dresses using Diamond Dyes. No experience needed. simple steps to apply color with quick setting guidance and tips for lasting results.
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Mae Martin
Vegetable Compound Restores Strength in Pratt Woman
A Pratt woman in West Virginia writes she was too weak to sit up and bedridden at age 30. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to resume chores and feels like a new woman. She invites letters for confirmation.
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Stesta
Pratt, W. Va
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Wester
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Toledo
Obia
Colorado
aFeal
J. G. Pocingsworts
Mrs. Steele
Lydia E Pinkham
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Sioux City
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