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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
4
A vintage guide presents recipes like Blanquette of Chicken Serbian Chicken and Baked Ham with steps and ingredients. It describes Crab Salad Brown Bread Sardine Salad Apple and Raisin Sandwich and Tango Salad with practical tips for making savory dishes and desserts.
A readable vintage recipe collection presents a crab meat salad with tart apple and paprika notes, ham in cider sauce with jelly and cornstarch, a cheese and pepper fondue baked with peppers, chocolate molasses cakes, and a coconut biscuit using grated coconut and milk.
A parade of recipes showcases varied flavors from frozen Cream with orange banana honey to Peanut Straws pastry rolls and a Spanish Meat Dish layered with potatoes beef and tomato. Also included are Stuffed Green Peppers with sausage and onions, baked until tender and richly seasoned.
A reflective meditation on virtue and restraint arguing that true vice is absent in excess and that nature requires little. It contrasts avarice with a simple, bare sustenance and suggests moral balance through minimal desire.
New York fashion editors note a clash between trimmed and untrimmed hats as milliners rally for ornamentation while veils return. High crowned styles clash with American facial lines, urging practical choices and varied brim shapes as designers offer a broad, mixed approach for autumn.
An inventor introduces a compact multi tool combining a pencil holder ruler comb envelope opener and nail file. The device aims to streamline desk work and travel uses by integrating five common utilities into a single small unit.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges feeders to favor economically short-fed cattle over heavily finished exports. It recommends reducing dry corn use to 15-20 bushels per steer, using silage and cheap roughage, and supplementing with protein meals to maintain profit amid high feed and labor costs.
A note emphasizes hogs favor clean water in a concrete wallow over muddy holes when available. If no other option exists, hogs may use muddy wallows. The text underscores the importance of providing a clean water wallow.
Advice urges protecting horses mules and cows from fires as much as possible. It notes that some prepared sprays on the market greatly help in this effort and should be used to reduce livestock exposure to flames and smoke.
A promotional claim describes dropping Freezone on a corn to stop pain and lift the corn away, claiming instant relief and a painless removal with no humbug.
London Express notes the custom of no flowers at French dinner parties during occupation. The practice signals national mourning as long as invaders hold French territory.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney, liver and bladder ailments. It cites testimonials from a druggist and customers, offers a sample by parcel post from Kilmer Co, and notes bottles are sold in drug stores.
In a school scene, Jane is chatty while John remains quiet. At home Jane reports John missed his lesson this morning, and Jane retorts that she forgot due to her own loquaciousness, highlighting sibling contrasts.
Cuticura Beauty Doctor offers cleansing and beautifying benefits for skin, hands, and hair. Free samples available by addressing Cuticura, Dept. X, Boston. Soap 26, Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Adv.
A humorous note recalls a proposal near marriage and the formation of a society to prevent unnecessary gifts. The speaker jokes about engagement rings and a plan to curb frivolous generosity. The quip frames the moment as playful social satire.
A vintage advertising tale touts Gold Medal Capsules as the remedy for weakness from overwork and poor eating. It claims the product restores appetite and energy, promising proven results and money-back guarantees if not satisfied.
In a playful exchange a parent asks about the baby sister's teething and Tillie responds that she has teeth but has not hatched them yet, delivering a light humorous moment.
In the article the vessel is described as first buoyed up and then mangled. The quotation cues suggest a sequence of stabilization followed by damage or alteration of the ship. No additional context on who performed the actions or the outcome is provided.
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