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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
6
A 1930 31 midseason show blends Grecian and Victorian influences in formal frocks. Classic lace gowns contrast with playful off the shoulder dresses as Jeanette Loff showcases a pink beige lace fantasy with cape and wide flounce.
The article explains how to estimate the daily cost of feeding one person using USDA guidance. It notes seasonal fluctuations in bills due to household changes and calendar length, then offers a practical method: compare with last year’s bills, divide by days and persons, yielding the approximate daily food cost per person. If records are missing, make a best guess and adjust next month.
Pound the steak with a saucer edge, season flour with salt pepper and paprika. Dredge and brown in hot fat, then add enough hot water to half cover. Simmer covered for an hour, adding water as needed. The sauce becomes rich and delicious. serve with potatoes or rice and a green vegetable.
The United States Department explains coffee quality and purity under the pure food law. Inspectors rarely find violations and confiscate adulterated coffee. Coffee chaff or silver skin is normally removed, but some shipments have contained up to 20 percent chaff, prompting seizure and indicating a deception method where ground chaff is mixed with whole beans.
The article stresses thorough hand cleansing with soap and warm water for those who prepare and consume food. It warns a sick person should rest in bed to avoid transmitting illness, and if up, must use clean handkerchiefs and keep hands sanitary.
The article notes Brittany as an ancient land with colossal Druid stones predating Christian era, drawing visitors like Stonehenge. It describes St Malo on the coast with a shiplike appearance, rocky peninsula, and Sixteenth Century walls built to defend against France and Britain, and explains the town’s name from a Welsh monk, St Malo.
In a zoo parrot tale Mrs Red Winged Parrot and friends discuss singing and baths in the rain. They note humans rush and waste time, while parrots bathe and drink together. The parrots compare wild and kept birds, then move to supper as rain proves to be a roof barrier. Georgia health notes follow.
Tips urge careful baking use less baking powder for doughnuts and favor light desserts after hearty meals. Molasses aids iron rich sweets for children and garnishes improve appeal. Apple baked in maple syrup with butter yields a rich dinner dessert. Quality tools and proper care define a skilled homemaker’s work.
The article offers early education on feeding children, stressing simple, digestible foods and tasting before serving. It provides breakfast ideas such as Orange Honey Crispy with cereals, Breakfast Cocktail with egg yolk and orange juice, Frosted Orange Juice, and Panned Oysters, plus recipes for Preserved Watermelon Rind and cherry sherbet, aiming to form healthy habits from infancy.
Annual attic cleaning may reveal silverfish that damage textiles by eating size and gum. Poisoned paste made from flour paste and white arsenic placed on card boards can kill them. Store boards where children cannot reach them and dispose of leftover paste and cleaning tools safely.
The 1868救 tale of an eight year old Kaw boy chosen to carry aid from the Council Grove reservation to Topeka, enabling relief for the besieged Kaws. Born 1860 near North Topeka, he rode ponies, raced as a jockey, and learned law after his Indian grandmother advised study. He later rose to U S Senate and was the 1900s vice presidential nominee.
A trained dog named Lookout owned by Charles Lanier kept still as two quail flushed, signaling a nearby nest. Though the parent birds vanished, a stir of the dog's fur revealed 14 baby quail sheltered beneath the motionless animal in St. Nicholas.
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