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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1926
Page
2
Miss Lucy G Allen presents a six dish series on traditional New England cooking. The method explains soaking beans then slow baking with salt pork molasses and mustard in a beanpot until tender, highlighting Boston baked beans in a long simmering oven heat.
A nostalgic illustration of hearty New England cooking with brown bread steam method and codfish chowder. The article provides measurements for brown bread using cornmeal rye meal molasses and milk, plus steps to steam and bake. It also covers codfish chowder with haddock, pork fat, onions, potatoes, milk, and seasonings, and includes a recipe for Codfish Balls and Pumpkin Pie with pastry and filling details.
Lucy Allen director of the Boston School of Cookery joins five other famous cooks in a 1926 Perfection Stove test. They praise its versatility and ease of use across slow and fast cooking, baking, frying, and broiling with no utensil staining. Dallas Branch at 25 Trask Avenue offers one to five burner models from 7.25 to 130.00.
A Gallup Herald report details Republican claims that Governor Hannett overstepped by appointing the state game warden, despite a law granting the Game and Fish Commission sole hiring authority. Letters from Judge Neblett and Senator Dillon are cited, arguing the commission should control the warden and that political ties influence the choice. The piece notes sportsmen’s opposition and hints at pressure over the governor’s selection before new commissioners were named.
Dressy coats of pile fabrics feature fur wraps with luxurious collars cuffs and trims. The wrapped silhouette shows side fastening and new season details like modified dolman sleeves deep armholes and a bloused waistline.
Fashion notes show chic daytime dresses with simple lines and straight silhouettes. Designers present frocks in alk crepe crepe eatin rep or charmeen fabrics with belted bloused waistlines and sleeves styled to boost the new season.
A physician warns against pulling barbed hooks from skin and urges safe removal with wire cutters and antiseptic. He cites crochet hooks causing deep wounds in children and adults, stresses keeping a medicine kit, and advises proper wound care to avoid trips to the doctor.
A humorous meditation on baldness and aging noting the painless nature of hair loss and the barber shop rituals. It quips about mental anguish and vanity, imagining antiseptic baths for combs and brushes between customers as a future remedy.
A reflection on readings shaping an ideal life as a secret, precious refuge. Books foster inner security amid world insecurities, described as an insurance policy and a lifeboat in a rough sea. Arnold Bennett.
The domestic chicken traces to red jungle fowl from Northern India and the Malay peninsula with early domestication in Burma or nearby regions. Chinese tradition claims fowls arrived from the West around 1400 B C, reflecting widespread regional links in poultry origins.
A small oval mirror placed in a dark corner catches and reflects light to brighten the area. It serves as a decoration, especially if ornamented with a frosted or painted flower design and attached to the wall with glass rosettes.
The text explains that the mind receives impressions at a frequency of sixteen times a second, meaning a sixteenth of a second per impression. It states that pictures shown at this rate produce the effect of continuous motion for the viewer.
The bureau of standards says a clearly visible mirage can be photographed though the Weather Bureau has not produced or approved any photographs. Individual attempts exist but are described as poor.
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