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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
4
The article outlines 1915 coiffure rules emphasizing a straight line from the nape to the crown, flat French twists, and careful pinning for a neat back. It notes the open Psyche knot for long hair and evening use of jet pins, plus a Panama Pacific ribbon weaving with state flowers and jacquard cards.
A net waistdress with a high collar long sleeves and a center front ruffle is topped by a short faille ribbon bolero twelve inches wide with diagonal seams. Ribbon edges and net plaiting decorate the seama and cuffs. Ve Jeours tinsel broche and various ribbons may be used. Ribbon bags filled with silk cords complete the look.
A simple recycled cardboard wall hanger is described to keep desks tidy. The 7 by 3.14 inch board is covered with pale grey silky material, edge finished, and sewed with ribbon. Three dress hooks and loops hold pens paper knives and small tools, with a bow-topped ribbon loop for wall hanging.
The note promotes simple diets for the masses with locally produced foods and a dash of cayenne. It advises tender rice that crushes easily between the fingers as part of a shared table ritual.
A slice of round steak with layered potatoes onions and peppers, and two hours of baking. Veal With Onions simmers in butter with bay leaves and peppercorns until tender. Noodles and Ham layers noodles and ham in a buttered mold, served with spinach or sauerkraut. Spiced Carrots with cloves and lemon juice, Apples and Onions Flemish style, and a May Day Cake with rose and pistachio flavors plus special icing and decorations.
The article outlines curry as a spice mix and offers several dish ideas. It describes curried cauliflower with a butter and flour sauce, mulligatawny using onion, pepper and curry powder with chicken and lamb, curried eggs with apples and nuts, and notes curry and rice as a standard pairing.
The V shaped neckling remains evident and considered most becoming by designers. It is described as graceful and soft, persisting even in late Parisian frocks, despite debates about its figure impact.
A brisk spring menu highlights crisp head lettuce and cucumber salad with garlic, pepper and French dressing, plus Spanish Rice and Cheese with currant jelly. Salmon salad uses celery olives coconut and whipped cream dressing. Quick Graham Bread blends eggs sugar milk soda and flours. watercress salad offers a simple alternative.
A compact recipe note lists vegetarian dishes including Carrots With Peas Pecan Loaf and Pea Roast with steps for making rice base nut loaf and a creamy sauce. The text details ingredients amounts and baking guidance for each dish and ends with serving suggestions and a stray digit.
Walter Harris formerly near Julietta Warren township Indiana now in Hussar Alberta writes his home paper about weather swings and farming yields. He cites Crowfoot Farming Company results, compares crops and prices, and notes ranching and cattle wealth while warning against blaming the country for failures.
A lantern-jawed man is described as not necessarily a bright conversationalist, implying modest social skills or limited dialogue opportunities in the context.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment as cleaners and healers for skin scalp hair and hands. It invites readers to sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept Boston. The ad notes products sold everywhere and ends with a humorous line about men.
A Daily Fly Killer claim promises to kill thousands and end flies this season. Sold by mail order for $1, with six sent express paid from H SQMERS, 150 De Kalb Ave, Brooklyn. Also an ad for Red Cross Ball Blue detergent claiming laundry benefits.
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