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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
3
Practical home guidance on bedroom wallpaper choosing and color schemes for sunlit and dark rooms. Describes morning glory inspired decor, white woodwork, cream walls, and fabric details. Recommends blankets by type and care, plus an infant sanitary crib walker combo emphasizing safety and washability.
Hard boiled eggs are peeled and separated. Whites are cut into long strips and lightly fried in butter with finely chopped onion then set aside. Yolks are mashed and mixed with chopped cold meat and seasonings, formed into small balls, placed on lettuce, with whites arranged to form a nest and served with mayonnaise on the side.
A vintage recipe describes sealing a quart of milk with three ounces grated chocolate. It adds one cup hot boiled rice, a cup of sugar, and four well beaten yolks, then bakes until set. After cooling, a meringue made from egg whites and sugar is spread on top, browned, and chilled before serving.
Prepare a round buttered and sugared mold with bread and butter lining fully. Fill with stewed pears colored with cochineal and sugar, add bread and butter on top, bake hot, then unmold onto a dish and serve hot with sugar and cream.
The passage offers practical uses for leftovers and cold vegetables, suggesting methods to thicken soups with riced potatoes, bake flavored mashed potatoes with cheese, form egg coated cakes, and create crispy balls. It covers ways to stretch scraps, including flour cakes and quick breads, plus tips on potluck style serving and meal prep.
Squeak stops with kerosene oil on hinges and olive oil for brass beds. A quassia infusion kills flies, as do pepper and cream mixtures. Paraffin in wash water helps deter insects. follow with careful application and removal of excess.
A compact note describes time saving methods employed inside a household led by a single woman. It outlines practical tips, routine tasks, and simple efficiencies observed in domestic life. The piece highlights self-reliance and prudent management within a family setting.
The article describes four household aprons for women who do much domestic work or supervise maids. Made of dull blue gray or brown gingham, they reach the gown edge, button down the back, have deep sleeves set into armholes with wrist gathers, a V shaped neck, and four pockets sized to hold cleaning tools.
A vintage recipe for vanilla ice cream explains making a light custard with six egg yolks one quart milk and one cup sugar. After cooking to coat a spoon strain and chill then add one pint cream more sugar and vanilla. Fold in whipped egg whites when turning into the can and chill or mold with optional gelatine.
A historical recipe outlines making rye biscuits by mixing cornmeal with boiling water until moistened, then cooling and stirring in scalded milk malted butter malt and salt, followed by additional dry ingredients and steps to complete the dough.
A vintage instruction describes mixing lukewarm sugar with yeast dissolved in warm water and sour, creating a drop batter. Then rye flour is added to form a soft dough. The dough is rolled, left to rise, and baked until light and spongy.
Pears take a central role in winter desserts with Bartlett pears praised as regal. The Delineator suggests four uses including pear shortcake, stewed pears, baked stuffed pears with dates and nuts, and pear charlotte with apricot sauce.
A historical cooking note describes using a wide two gallon butter jar placed over heat to braise a roast without water. It claims hands off cooking from 9 30 a m to noon producing tender meat with no need for gravy, and lists approximate times for various meats.
Use hot water and a mild pure white soap to wash white paint after it lukewarm. Rinse with perfectly clear water and a clean cloth to remove soapiness. Soap can yellow paint or fabrics if left on, so rinse thoroughly.
The tale presents Narcissus, son of Cephissus and Liriope, who falls for his own reflection due to Nemesis. Unable to grasp the image, he pines and dies, becoming the flowers bearing his name, while the nymph Echo who loved him dies of grief.
Massillon factories shut since June due to the dry wave. Three hundred car loads of bottles stored at Rhodes and Pocock mills and the Reed plant are sold but uncalled for. Six hundred workers left jobless as Ohio goes dry, per David Reed, superintendent of the American Glass and Bottle Company.
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