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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
3
Fresh crisp greens set the stage for savory salads. Vinegar blends create varied flavors, with blends like celery seed, garlic, or bay leaf soaking to scent the mix. Lemon juice and olive oil with spices, onion on bread, Worcestershire, Roquefort cream, and mint infusions all enrich French dressing and mayonnaise for distinct tastes.
A young matron uses chintz to fashion dust-proof aprons and caps for housework. The fabric resists wrinkling and shows a bright all-over pattern, making chores feel festive. Aprons fully cover gowns, belt at waist, with roomy pockets and blue stripe motifs with green leaves and yellow flowers.
This article outlines cooking notes on using poultry fat as a butter substitute, rendering fat from poultry scraps, and two recipes. It details a Jeltied Plum Pudding with gelatin and rum soaked fruits, and a East Indian style Roast Beef with onion butter curry sauce and pepper. It preserves period cooking tips and measurements.
Cut salmon to fit small rounds of buttered toast. Season with pepper and heat thoroughly. Garnish with watercress. Cover canapes while heating to prevent over browning. the result should be tender and savory.
Fragment of a recipe describes salmon with milk egg crackers and pepper. It instructs beating yolks then folding in remaining ingredients, chilling half an hour, slicing cold and serving with or without mayonnaise.
The article blends culinary notes with cautions about raw oysters and typhoid risk. It lists dishes including Oyster and Carrot Stew and Oyster Pie, plus Oysters a la Poulette. It offers preparation steps, milk and butter enriched sauces, and decorative crust ideas for serving oysters.
A tip filled piece advises households on economical cooking stressing vegetable soups milk soups and bone or meat soups as cheaper starters. It describes cream pea soup with mint onion juice and cayenne, plus croquettes made from seasoned meat with white sauce and breading fried then baked.
Ames seed corn campaign urges farmers to test all seed corn to gauge next year’s supply. Iowa State College official says northern counties lack quality seed and Cerro Gordo shows mixed results from crib tests with many under 40 percent. Prompt testing could prevent shortages and guide farmers on ear viability.
Advertising is crucial for farmers and agricultural producers to outpace competitors. A well presented front of the farm, courteous service, and thoughtful customer welcome practices turn visitors into satisfied customers and traveling billboards for the business.
A simple rag doll seed corn tester using twenty cents of materials could boost farmer profits by over 100 percent per acre next year. Iowa State College data show testing before planting raised profits per acre by 93.6 percent in previous years, underscoring the value of seed testing amid current conditions.
The Farm Crops Department at Iowa State College urges Iowa farmers to test their seed corn this winter and will supply instructions on making and using a rag doll tester. Rev. 3. S. Spears of Storm Lake will preach at Laurens starting next Sunday after accepting the call. A. L. Thornton, County Registrar, attended the state engineers meeting at Ames last week.
Mrs. Mary Minke of Shortsville New York testifies after twenty years of use that Chamberlain Cough Remedy quickly eases croup whooping cough and colds in children. She notes its opium free formula and safe use, recommending it to many friends and neighbors. Bornale by Wiewel Drug Co.
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