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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
3
A woman reveals how her fiancé Fred confronted her family memories and old photos before their engagement. She recalls childhood antics, family tales, and her lingering doubt despite Fred’s claim of unchanged feelings.
A historic guide explains pepper relish made with cabbage instead of tomatoes and includes pickling steps using mustard, cloves, horseradish, and sugar. It also covers cider vinegar methods and a mustard onion tomato mix for sauces, plus upholstery tips for patching mahogany veneer and recovering chairs and desks with glue and fabric.
Agatha awakens to a prowling burglar at the Metcalfs bungalow and fears a midnight crime. A chipmunk falls from a shoe, providing comic relief as Agatha links danger to her precarious social life and admits Chester Chandler may still attend the assembly balls.
Slice Gil Pickles and six onions thin. Salt and stand overnight. Rinse morning and drain. Mix three quarts cider vinegar with mustard seeds olive oil celery seed red and white pepper. Pour over cucumbers in a jar chill a day then seal jars.
Wash and bruise Concord grapes. Cook and strain one quart of juice with one quart of water and two cups sugar. Roll five to ten minutes and bottle while hot, sealing with a double cheese cloth bag. Do not squeeze, turn bag often. From two small grape baskets yield three pints of juice. Small bottles keep juice several days in the ice chest after opening.
A historical biscuit recipe uses butter molasses water and spices to form a drop batter. Mix butter molasses boiling water salt allspice ginger cinnamon and baking soda. Stir in flour to drop batter and bake on a buttered tin for about twenty minutes in a moderate oven.
Directions describe washing boiling two minutes then drying. Corn is broiled over hot coals or flame until brown. Finish with salt and serve wrapped in a napkin.
A Victorian style note explains how to color lace pink using red calico boiling water and vinegar. It advises testing a sample and adjusting with more dye or boiling to deepen or pale the shade as needed.
Select a firm white head of cabbage wash and drain. Scoop out center and fill with firm apples. Boil cabbage until tender then drain arrange on lettuce leaves and spread rich mayonnaise over top. Serve hot or cold as a decorative dish.
Bury a can of peaches, pears, or any fruit in ice and salt as for freezing mousse and leave for three hours. The can is opened and the contents removed in solid form, the fruit frozen in its own juice. Serve with whipped cream or ice cream, or on its own.
For puppy care a tip on preventing spills suggests placing the drink in an angel food tin with a pointed stick pierced through the cone to stop tipping. The method is also said to help with chickens and kittens.
A vintage recipe describes peppermint ice cream made by dissolving three four pounds of red and white striped peppermint candy in a small amount of water then adding to a quart of milk prepared with a junket tablet. The mixture is then frozen as usual.
A simple dish of veal stewed until tender, cut into pieces and returned to the liquor with peas. The sauce is thickened with flour and milk and seasoned to finish.
A scrubbing brush can be attached to a mop handle by clamping, creating an efficient porch cleaning tool. The design uses a clampable brush head to extend reach and leverage for scrubbing tasks.
A historical ad lists multiple farms for sale near Patricksburg and Spencer. No. 2 offers 40 acres at 31500, No. 3 120 acres with a new house at 335 per acre, No. 4 160 acres with spring water, No. 5 120 acres with a 3 room house at 32000, No. 6 1600 acres near Spenuter at 3090, No. Lot acres near railroad town with tilable land, No. 10 178 acres with corporation town features, No. 11 260 acres near Spencer with tilled land, No. 12 3830 acres with two barns and 200 acres tilled soils.
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