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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
3
A guidance piece by Alice H B Whitaker on cooking for weak digestion. It stresses long cooking of starches and proper preparation of desserts and sauces to avoid indigestion, advising on tapicoa puddings, cornstarch mixtures, milk toast, sugar ratios, and careful heating to ensure digestibility. It includes practical recipes and cautions about undercooked starches and fat acidity.
Review of Stopford Brooke on Clough Arnold Rossetti and Tolstoy related works. Includes critique of education essays and Tolstoy’s views on freedom in public instruction, plus summaries of The Romance of Industry and Invention, Trees in Nature, and Old Steamboat Days on the Hudson with Fulton.
Description of a custom one piece dinner dress in shell pink chiffon with accordion pleats and Vatenciennes galloons. Pink velvet ribbons in three widths enhance a flounced skirt that trains around. Japanese oversleeve trimmed with velvet falls over a close fitting underpuff. Made of barred white chiffon.
Lieutenant Colonel Finley investigates after two women slipped into soldier uniforms to mark roll call for Trumpeter Rentz and Private McCarthy at Fort Sheridan. The hoax began at a near fort party and ended with photographs taken at A R Monroe’s gallery, leading to possible punishment for the involved soldiers.
A June Wo man’s Home Companion recipe by Fannie Merritt Farmer describes a salmon mold suitable for a dinner or luncheon. It details canned or cold boiled fish flakes with flour salt mustard cayenne egg melted butter vinegar milk gelatin and cooling steps to form individual or brick molds ready to chill and serve.
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