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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
3
A reader column offers fashion advice avoiding Kermino sleeves and round necks, with guidance on suitable necklines and avoiding sashes. It also shares many home recipes and DIY tips from strawberry snacks to carrot croquettes, ovens, dress shields, baby garments, and cleaning routines.
A fragmented cooking page offers a fruit salad dressing with orange cream and lemon notes, plus a Southern style steak method using round sirloin, onion, tomato or soup, and a simmering gravy. It mentions boiling milk or cream for shelf life and advises gentle simmer to tenderize meat.
A recipe style entry describing breaking macaroni into pieces and simmering in salted water, layering with cheese and butter, topping with crushed crackers, then adding milk and baking until brown. Canned or fresh salmon options are noted, followed by a citrus flavored cookie and raisin dessert, tomato onion milk soup, and serving suggestions with crackers.
Instructions advise not using soda on burnt saucepans. Instead fill with cold water and a handful of malt, let soak until the next day, then burnt residue should come off easily. Recommends avoiding soda to prevent repeating scorching in future use.
A vintage, fragmentary column offers household guidance from entertaining with fresh flowers and simple menus to practical care like separating stamps with a thin paper and iron, using set tubs for bath time, and saving a mother's back by tacking down rug edges to prevent falls.
Miss Helen Garrison returns home to spend the summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L A Garrison after winter duties near Reed College in Portland.
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