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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
A short piece reflects on imagination as essential in daily life and a child’s happiness in make believe. It notes a woman’s clean neat attire and genteel gait that make any dress look well, citing Burns in a reflective tone.
A collection of recipes and cooking tips covers sour cream white sauce for codfish, boiled tongue with a spiced sauce, scrambled eggs with cheese, stuffed onions, salmon filling for sandwiches, peanut and rice loaf, molded leftovers, steak with potatoes onions and peppers, rice based dishes, noodles and ham bake, spiced carrots, rice griddle cakes, beets with spinach, and a note on cultivating a serene truthful mindset to avoid worry. The items reference multiple ingredients such as butter onions garlic cheese dates raisins mace cayenne celery pepper pork or beef stocks, and provide methods like simmering, baking, steaming, and molding for practical home meals.
After a day of clouds and wind and rain the setting sun breaks out and touches the woods with light. Smilesy on the Nelds until they laugh and sing as a ruby from the horizon sinks into night.
A reflection on American women split by budget constraints and food costs. Advice stresses studying food values, combining foods for digestion, and using substitutes like butter alternatives while ensuring eggs and greens boost growth.
A guide to meatless soups including Asparagus Celery Turnip and Clear Tomato variations. It recommends serving cream soups as a main dish and suggests popcorn as a accompaniment. It notes asparagus as a garden staple and ends with a tip on eggless desserts after meatless meals.
A fashion article notes revivals from Civil War era costumes to tea gowns as designers pull from history. It contrasts British tea gowns and robe d interieur with American innovations like rain bow sea gowns and Japanese style kimono inspired robes.
Lord Black Ant reveals the sudden loss of their new summer boarding house when the hill collapses to save workers. Lady Black Ant cries, Prince and Princess Gray Ant question the fuss, and they decide to rebuild rather than dwell on misfortune.
An unsigned feature extols Western Canada soil, citing Stevens of Washington who finds high lime, potash, phosphorus, nitrogen and rich organic matter. It notes settlers moving from the United States to Alberta and Saskatchewan, attracted by fertile land and rising incomes, with Calgary Edmonton Lethbridge Regina Moose Jaw Saskatoon among key hubs.
Guimpes, small blouses worn under coats with finished cuffs and elaborate fronts, are fashionable this spring. They come in dimity white with colored collars, or vibrant fabrics, with washable options best for summer. A paper pattern is available and rilling by the yard in net or organdie lets you sew your own guimpe at home.
A Congo river tale recounts a chief visiting a steamer and admiring a European uniform. After the chief vanished, he reportedly waded through gator-infested waters where several alligators were slain. The uniform was later recovered inside one carcass. The head of the alligator was sent to a Devon museum.
Fragmentary note discusses a possible homemade guilmpe addition. Readable terms reference tentative steps and uncertain outcomes without clear plans or dates.
The text notes Vremet endorses ruffles and band trimmings this season for dresses. Many afternoon and evening gowns feature numerous small ruffles and shirred contrast bands set into the skirt, creating a captivating feminine effect while skirts maintain a narrow straight silhouette.
Frocks for young girls use organdie and net by the yard with ruffles and platings. Skirts made are not too bour fant for the present mode. Net foundations show applied tacks of ping organdie and organdie foundations have tiny slittings of self colored organdie.
A young boy asks to say prayers in the morning rather than at night. He explains that daytime offers dangers like cars, stairs, and other risks, while night is safer from such events.
Uncle Eben remarks that some folks work hard to create the impression they fear losing sleep over looming troubles. He notes that worry and effort can be misdirected as they chase imagined problems.
An American soldier in France sits to dinner with a fork but no knife. He repeats foreign words and asks for “Cumerade” then is told to wait while the waitress fetches another fork. After a moment he points to the fork again and says “Wiance, fiance” and finally receives a knife.
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