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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
3
An early 20th century editorial urges women to embrace household work as a patriotic duty, arguing for improved wages and societal support. It promotes domestic training in rural schools, condemns frivolous attitudes, and calls for national uplift through prudent homemaking, thrift, and virtue.
Collects simple gelatin desserts using apples, dates, prunes and cream. Recipes include Apple Snow molded with lemon juice and whipped cream, Banana? meringue top, two orange juice soaked dates with gelatin, prune mold with boiled rice, and a note that gelatin aids digestion and can aid machinery.
Croquette making details two heat levels for uncooked and cooked mixtures. Veal croquettes use chopped cold meat, salt, onion juice, veal stock. bake into shapes and fry. Cheese croquettes combine butter, flour, milk, cheese. bake and fry. finish with sauces. Various meats and vegetables can be used, with left overs repurposed into croquettes for dessert or main courses.
Philadelphia Scrapple toll two and a half pounds of pork from me shoulder until tender. Put it through the meat grinder. With the meat ant liquor add equal parts of corn meal and buckwheat, a dish of angel salt. Roll and fry. Pennsylvania Cheese Cake Prens through one pound of cottage cheese or add ten yolks of four eggs and one cup of granulated sugar. Meats Sogwther and Maht with spices.
A French report notes Haiti’s presidential residence guards a single coconut tree, deemed the republic’s tree of liberty since its founding. To address its bare aging, Haiti considers ordering a painted coconut replica from London to symbolize liberty rather than replacing the actual tree.
A misfired interruption during a village service involved a stranger with a large trumpet entering the church. He raised the horn upward, causing a four year old girl to watch intently as the preacher paused the scene. The visitor then departed with the backdrop of a cautious, whispered exchange.
Mrs Oldcastle notes Miss Wadaleighs mobile look prompting Mrs Oldcastle to compare the scene to Biloxi as she glances at opera box tickets. The article also mentions nearly 60 million dollars of British capital invested in the Mal kop offelds in Rusata.
A fragmented historical note details hair band styles from day to night. It mentions velvet ribbons, hair colors, and decorative ornaments in various shades. It describes securing methods with hooks and eyes, rollers for night wear, and wide ribbons forming bows and ends, illustrating evolving fashion accessory practice. It also references evenings with ribbon, tulle, netting, and spangles enhancing the look.
A clever woman's scheme adds gray chints with pink rosettes to decorate a brass bed. The covers slip over the bed ends, protecting the frame from wear and dents while adding comfort, style, and ease of removal for occasions.
A pattern description details a dainty nightdress with a Harrow band edged in lace and ribbon. It notes a puff sleeve with insertion bands, a belt around the bust, and pointed ends. Materials listed include various widths of fabric and trims totaling several yards.
A quirky guide outlines selecting a teapot such as water brown derby or rural materials. It describes shaping the insert and handle, pot assembly steps, and cautions against leaks. The tone suggests home craft advice with caution about safe use and final decorative purpose.
The column praises delicate smocking on children's frocks in pink and blue threads on white fabric. It notes a delay in arrival and describes various stitching styles such as yoke, pointe, seal, and Armenian lace details.
The article lampoons a man who always keeps his feet elevated to the point of controversy. It argues that feet used to lift thought dull the mind and notes social backlash against those who place feet on tables or desks. The piece mocks democratic ideals while praising restraint and proper decorum.
Chicago indoors sees girls take up indoor baseball replacing basketball as exercise. Went Park No 1 hosts top players coached by Miss Prana, with a skilled class trained to perform daring feats on the wooden diamond. The article notes their adept fielding and quick runs as they romp around the bases with enthusiasm.
In Drowkwithin Indiana a revival sparked by Howard Jackson ends with him burning a fine tobacco crop after correcting a misspoken word. He casts away his Judge pins and renounces allegiance to secret organizations. A separate resident publicly confesses to stealing chickens from years past to feed a boy’s Midnight Tea.
An advertisement offers a wondrous remedy and free pamphlet by mail from Dr Wer & Co. in Mine Auction, Ms Te. It promises cure claims and samples for kidney and liver ailments, urging readers to request information by postal request.
A New York socialite known as Thats X was driven rapidly to visit a sick mother in Vermont. On rough roads the chauffeur asked if she wore false teeth, warning to remove them to avoid accidents as the car jolted along.
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