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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
7
On board ship galley limits hamper variety but high quality cooking remains vital. The navy provides cooks and bakers with a carefully chosen team and a neat cookbook containing stand by and naval menu recipes to guide preparations.
A London conference of leading meteorologists and naval experts discussed wireless weather reports and a universal storm signal system. The United States, represented by Prof. Willis L. Moore, urged uniform marine wireless observations to locate storms. comparisons of meals aboard ships highlighted American catering and discipline aboard battleships with hot meals served quickly and high-quality provisions.
A jumbled poem about a troubled woman named Yi with rumors and threats. The speaker addresses slander, aging, and the idea of exposing the accuser. Narrative reads like a distressed speech on scandal and revenge.
A quirky block of German culinary notes lists several soups from lentil and milk based brews to a chocolate soup and a rose-pip broth. It includes odd kitchen tips like ammonia for whitening, cranberry diet for liver, and a caution on washing cloth with minimal water.
A poem contrasts a boy’s longing for nature with adult concerns such as mortgages and stocks, yearning for simpler days and wild pleasures. The article then discusses the American humor around macaroni, noting new forms like oat shaped pieces and shell shapes, and describes how macaroni serves as a pleasing garnish or substitute for an extra vegetable in meals.
Tomato serving customs vary from mayonnaise dressed slices to plain with salt. Some say tomatoes act as a liver corrective while vinegar aids fat reduction. oil may counteract that effect. A Chicago club served a salad of tomato slices atop asparagus logs.
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