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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
6
The page provides kitchen tips and simple recipes such as lunch ideas with white sauce bread and eggs, sardine salad, cucumber jelly, jellied fish, broiled smoked salmon, anchovy toast, deviled clams, and curried clams. It weaves in poems and aphorisms about eating well, health, and gratitude.
A short moral verse attributed to Elizabeth Prentiss urging readers to show their warmest impulses and purest thoughts to friends before time runs short.
A Victorian style guide outlines versatile summer meats veal chicken sweetbreads and lamb with recipes for breakfast toast Mock Terrapin veal liver with brown butter sauce and parsley cream egg lemon finish Veal Croquettes and Escalloped Veal layered with bread crumbs and butter plus a Creamed Sweetbreads dish with mushrooms served in small cases
The article discusses Hopi and Pueblo art as a surviving primitive form. It praises the clear, action oriented depiction of what the Indian sees, contrasting it with modern backgrounds and held ideas, and notes the contemporary Hopi artist Ike as a decisive, unhesitating painter.
A guide to crisp salads and fruit bowls for hot days. Recipes include Onion Salad with parsley dressing on lettuce, Strawberry Salad in lettuce cups with light mayonnaise, Grapefruit Celery Salad on lettuce with mayonnaise, and The Three P's with prunes pineapple and peanuts in lettuce cups with French dressing.
A dialogue recalls long nights as couples discuss vigilance and Henrietta’s shift to essential picketing duties, highlighting a change in routines for domestic partners and the public protest effort.
The excerpt praises a person as simple and direct, linking beauty to the clarity of his craftsmanship. It emphasizes straightforward communication and the value of unembellished expression in his professional output.
The text compares metals by value per ounce, noting iridium at 170 dollars, palladium at 130, platinum at 105, and gold at 25, identifying metals beyond gold as increasingly precious and shifting market perceptions.
The piece extols organdie, dimity, swiss and taffeta as ideal for hot weather. It highlights dark blue swiss with white dots, organdy trims on collars, and striped dimity as practical, stylish options. Taffeta skirts with voile houses and lace or fichu adds versatile afternoon dress styling.
A detailed look at the season's millinery with wide and narrow brim hats in black lace marines and bright colors. Describes four hat styles featuring cellophane decoration, pink crepe georgette, satin ribbon tucks, and raffia brims. Notes gold and silver cloth fabrics favored for dancing frocks.
Louis Young of 1652 Clifford Street Rochester New York reports thirty years of bowel and stomach trouble with bleeding as improved after using Peruna. He followed directions faithfully and now says he is a well man.
This ad claims skin diseases stem from blood condition and promotes S. S. S. as the best remedy to cleanse the blood and kill disease germs while boosting overall health. Readers are urged to request literature from the Chief Medical Adviser at 100 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A Kansas City Star excerpt recounts Constable Slackputter admitting a rare error after a stranger in a motorcar, singing a tune and claiming a fine, provokes a confrontation. The officer arrests him for being drunken and dry, with comic exchanges about temper and duty.
A Western congressman who dislikes social life builds a grand Washington mansion for his wife and daughter. An old friend visits, admiring the home but learning the owner longs for a parrot to shout a cutting welcome at his entrance.
A fragment notes a sudden death of Gubbem and mentions heat as a factor. The line suggests the deceased asked others if it was too hot for them before dying. The text does not provide clear names, places, or dates beyond the implied incident.
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