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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
1
Hats with draped forms and extreme silhouettes dominate the season. French modistes feature hanging jabots and side bows while fabrics such as felt velvet satin and broadcloth join the new refined headwear trend.
Bananas should not be kept in the refrigerator as cold turns them dark. Using milk in white bread strengthens proteins and minerals in flour. Dry skim milk can be used in bread making to improve nutrition appearance and ease of manufacture. A good workman is known by his tools and quality utensils help homemakers.
A North story describes Santa preparing for his yearly journey aided by Boy of the North. Reindeer bells jingle as Santa checks lists of gifts while Boy of the North waits by the fire. The tale ends with Boy readying Santa’s slippers and wrapper for the return home.
A glass of tomato juice makes a simple cocktail and appetizer for winter meals. It provides vitamin C and is particularly healthful for children.
Orange Bavarian cream recipe from the bureau of home economics outlines combining gelatin with whipped egg whites and cream to make a fluffy dessert. Ingredients include orange juice and pulp, boiling water, sugar, lemon juice, vanilla, and salt. The method soaks gelatin, dissolves it, adds flavorings, then chills until set.
Beat egg whites with salt to stiff peaks then fold into gelatin mix. Fold in whipped cream and vanilla. Chill in a mold until set, then unmold onto a platter and garnish with orange sections.
Peel onions and parboil ten minutes in salted water. Cool and scoop centers. Mix finely chopped cooked chicken with stale bread crumbs, onion, salt, pepper, and enough cream or melted butter to moisten. Fill onion cavities, top with buttered crumbs, bake in a moderate oven until tender.
A column of home cooking tips features chocolate fudge, Southern chicken pilau, luncheon cake, an oyster stew with careful handling, and dried pea or bean soups. Tips advise on cooking times, ingredient amounts, and serving ideas, including oyster crackers and celery enhancements.
Nut flavored waffles are recommended with pecans as a variation. The recipe from the USDA Bureau of Home Economics lists flour milk eggs butter nuts and sugar, with instructions to lift dry ingredients mix wet ingredients fold in whites and bake in a hot waffle iron.
Instructions describe using marshmallows as cake fillings either layered hot or melted in a double boiler. It notes possibilities like marshmallow alone, with jelly roll substitutes, and adding chocolate for warmth. The excerpt also includes a literary closing about a North Boy and Santa’s dog in a 1929 GC Western Newspaper Union piece.
Simple cranberry preparation notes describe making cranberry jelly and sauce from fresh berries. Includes steps for washing, cooking with water, sieving to remove seeds, and testing for set, plus variations for cranberry sauce and cranberry muffins.
Population expert Dr Kucznski of the Harris Foundation Institute items the world’s annual rise at five eighths of 1 percent. The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an instant neutralizer of stomach acidity and gas, suitable for adults and children, available at any drug store.
Mrs. Berta Rica Arps of Pittsburgh says she was run down and unable to eat before using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports wasting weight loss and now improves daily after eight bottles and tablets, claiming it should be in every home.
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