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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
2
Detailed USDA recipe for stuffed spareribs with tart apple stuffing and candied sweet potatoes. Describes rib selection, prepping, stuffing assembly, browning, slow roasting, and finishing with candied potatoes and a maple syrup glaze.
Readers receive guidance on wiring and storage practices to prevent damage and fire. Tips cover hanging cords, avoiding sharp bends, discarding unused fur and feather items to prevent moths, ensuring proper kitchen lighting, and methods for dyeing clothes safely with complete dye dissolution and ample water while stirring.
A collection of early 20th century recipes from diverse sources. Salmon with Sauce Piquant, Bisque of Herbs, Fresh Perch, Stuffed Egg Plant, Panama Salad, and multiple ham based sandwiches are described with prep steps and flavoring ideas.
Father Turkey tells the little spring turkeys about Thanksgiving and Christmas, explaining that people eat turkeys on those holidays. He reassures them to roost safely, while noting the animals’ comfort and food before the feasts.
A sewing bulletin explains adjustments for shoulder drape on dresses and blouses. It covers raising the back at the shoulder seam, balancing at the underarm seam, and maintaining armhole size. Foundation patterns guide post cut changes and sleeve alteration to preserve fit.
The U.S. Bureau of Home Economics suggests braised iceberg lettuce as a flavorful alternative to greens. Cooked in bacon fat for about 80 minutes until tender, the lettuce is seasoned with salt and pepper and served hot, preserving the center stem to hold portions together.
The article notes vegetables lose brightness color and texture when boiled too long. It warns that extended cooking softens vegetables to mush and dulls their appearance, urging better cooking practices to preserve quality.
A fuchsia plant that grew into a large family started from a single specimen brought from South America to the Kew Gardens in London in 1788.
Fashion writer surveys spring suits with a wide range of materials from lacy tweeds to cheshire tweed in red black and brown. Describes looks from navy and black classics to capelets peplums boleros and belted styles. Emphasizes coordinating blouses and accessories for daily outfits.
A man with a pleasing personality is described as in danger of succumbing to the temptation to peddle it. The remark frames a moral concern about selling personal charm for gain.
The text promotes Phillips Mill of Magnesia as a safe quick neutralizer of excess stomach acid. It claims one spoonful neutralizes much more acid, relieves gas and sourness, and leaves the system sweet. Suitable for children. available at any drug store.
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