30 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
1
Julia Bottomley describes decorative home art using opaque and transparent sealing wax on glass, cellophane and crepe paper flowers, relief painting with molding clay, and illuminated glass pictures. She notes materials available in art departments and outlines steps for creating intricate parchment shade motifs.
The article presents a New England style menu featuring Boston baked beans and brown bread, with traditional preparation on weekends. It lists a USDA home economics recipe for Boston baked beans including dried beans salt pork molasses mustard and onion, plus steps for soaking simmering assembling and slow baking.
Hints for housekeepers suggest serving fruits raw to preserve vitamine content and using raw fruits in salads. Advice on hats advises choosing a versatile hat for multiple costumes. Traveling style tips emphasize packing a few well chosen clothes and arranging them carefully for a polished look.
A collection of simple kitchen ideas and recipes including hot bouillon from vegetable paste, tomato canapes with mayonnaise and chives, cider punch with apple jelly and nutmeg, cherry fondant decorations for cakes, oyster cocktails in grapefruit shells, fruit juice frosting, lemon sponge pie, sweetmeat bites with candied fruit, and orange square desserts with gelatin.
David views a grand European parade led by Europe as master of ceremonies. Map figures and country floats highlight nations from France to Hungary with bands, cages, animals, and city ladies in period costumes. The scene ends with olives and fruit being given to David as diplomats joke about lemonade bottle stoppers.
A recipe describes combining chopped nuts with gelatin and orange juice, adding lemon juice and orange rind, boiling sugar with hot water to soft ball stage, then mixing in gelatin and cooking ten minutes. The mixture is poured into a pan and topped with more chopped nuts.
The sleeve fit hinges on a correct armscye line parallel to the center fronts and backs, matching the shoulder peak, and snug underarm. It covers cut accuracy, attachment method, and sleeve style, with minimal lower-half fullness and restrained upper-half gathering to avoid strain.
Phonograph choirs are being tried in some German churches and may replace regular choirs and organists. Two records played on synchronized machines create full toned sound magnified by speakers in the organ loft. Also an ad notes Grimm alfalfa prices and seed offerings with cooperative grower group in North Dakota.
The Detroit News quips about a drama titled Forte and Forty calling tragedy its forte while noting Forty is portrayed as the central tragedy. The brief witticism contrasts talent and misfortune with a sharp newspaper voice.
A vintage advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted anti acid for sour stomach discomfort after meals. It stresses medical endorsement and the Phillips name as a registered trademark since 1875, claiming millions rely on it for relief without dieting.
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