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Newspaper
The Clayton Citizen
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
5
Guidance on washing lace and colored black silk with color protection tips. Soak, rinse, and wash colored silks quickly in tepid water with mild lather to prevent color running. For black lace, brush, tea rinse, and a gum arabic solution can stiffen or set color, avoiding bare iron on black face fabric.
Practical domestic tips cover removing finger marks with ammonia and ether alternatives, soaking in borax water, wooden spoons for stewing, milk or sweet oil for patent leather, boiling clothes pins, treating clothes lines, reworking bread crusts with a grater, oiling leather bags with milk and oil, polishing with chamois, and protecting wood when cleaning brass near keyholes with cardboard shields.
Scald milk with boiling water then cool, add dissolved compressed yeast with water, salt, and rye flour to form stiff batter. Rise, knead, shape into leaves, bake in a moderne oven. Then beat confectioners sugar with egg whites and cream of tartar, add vanilla and chopped nuts, bake into narrow strips.
A recipe fragment describes making a chocolate cake with ingredients including butter sugar grated chocolate milk flour eggs soda and vanilla. It mentions cooking milk with chocolate and combining two cake layers with a cream filling and notes the substance is easily wetted.
A. C. Barnett of Avard Oklahoma writes that his son suffered severe eczema on the head with hair loss. After two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent and daily Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the skin healed, hair grew back, and no eczema returned. He endorses Cuticura for all eczema and notes lasting benefit since March 30 1906.
A communication to the Association of Belgian Chemists claims continental bakers mix soap with dough to produce light bread and pastries. The amount varies, with soap used more in fancy items like wastes and fritters than in bread.
A fragmented note extols Garfield Tea as meeting the highest standards under the National Pure Food and Drugs Act. It contrasts opinions on self image with perceptions of headwear and hints at medical and legal issues involving doctors and lawyers and big bills.
Senator Chauncey M Depew while resting at Ardsley on the Hudson has done a good deal of writing on his reminiscences He is unsure if they will be published noting they may interest his son In a fifty year public career he has known many prominent personages and his reminiscences should be readable
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