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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
The text lists luncheon dishes and cooking tips focusing on light meals for women and households. It includes recipes for Luncheon Dish with bread and eggs, Sardine Salad, Cucumber Jelly, and Fish dishes like Jeliled Fish and Braised Smoked Salmon, plus an array of seafood preparations and a closing quote about gratitude.
The article outlines simple veal based dishes including minced veal with white sauce on buttered toast, Mock Terrapin using calf liver and eggs, veal croquettes with paprika and tomato catsup, escaloped veal baked with layers of bread crumbs and milk, and creamed sweetbreads with mushrooms served in timbales or paper cases. The tone reflects practical cookery instructions for light meals.
The article contrasts southwestern Indian art of the Hopis and Pueblos with modern ideas, praising direct expression and minimal background. It mentions the Buffalo Nickel and notes a 1913 to 1930s context with Taft and other presidents in circulation.
A guide lists crisp salads for warm weather including Onion Salad with parsley and dressing on lettuce, Strawberry Salad with lettuce cups and mayonnaise, Grapefruit and Celery Salad served on lettuce, and a variety using prunes, pineapple, walnuts, tomatoes with chives, peas with walnuts, mustard with lettuce, Radish and Onion Salad with lettuce.
Fragmented OCR lines describe a picketing scene with unclear names or places. The readable bits reference morning activity and a gathering outside a site, but no definite group or location is identifiable from the text.
The subject is praised for a straightforward approach that carries the elegance and power of simplicity into his craft. His method is described as unadorned yet deeply expressive, highlighting clarity and honesty in his output.
The passage notes metals and stones valued above gold per ounce prices including titanium, fridium, palladium, and platinum, then elevates diamonds as more precious than platinum. It mentions mythic notions of diamond qualities and protective influences, with fragmented references to relationships and ceremonial values.
The article discusses light summer fabrics such as organdy dimity swiss taffeta and chiffon for cool practical dresses and skirts. It notes dark blue dotted prints with organdy trims, striped dimity in bright colors, and cool ensembles with collars and cuffs. It highlights taffeta skirts paired with blouses and possible matching bodices for an airy afternoon dress.
Kansas City Star reports a county constable recounting a chaotic encounter with a drunken man driving a motor end and shouting a village queen song. The exchange ends with the officer detaining the man and questioning his behavior.
The article surveys summer hats and the midsummer display, noting wide brimmed forms in black, marines, and various airy fabrics. It highlights four practical millinery pieces, including pink crepe georgette and ribbon styles, plus a taffeta brim hat, with dancing frocks favoring gold and silver cloth.
A fragmentary note mentions Diamond Dyes and dye packaging with phrases like Dont freak of ruin your material. The text is garbled but hints at safe handling or preservation concerns in dye products. No clear persons or organizations are fully readable.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. A dollop or tiny bottle from a druggist costs a few cents and promises to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.
California extracts valuable oils from apricot stones after harvest. About 7,066 tons of stones are collected yearly, yielding two oils: a bitter oil resembling almonds and a new olive oil substitute. Each ton of stones yields materials worth nearly $200, contributing over $1,250,000 annually.
An old advertisement touts Curtlcurd for soothing itching scalp and suggests rubbing with dan éroff, followed by Cuticura ointment. It then recommends using CuticuraSoap and hot water to wash and maintain clear skin and soft hands as daily toilet preparations.
A New York wedding featured guests in formal gowns and long gloves with sleeves at or above the elbow, signaling a stylish crowd. The report notes etiquette and attire details among attendees, reflecting the era’s fashion sensibilities.
A neighbor notes a heated discussion between a couple about the League of Nations. The exchange hints at underlying anxieties about international policy and personal relations within the household.
A wartime era voice recounts a Kentucky woman resisting a merrygo round ride while describing a racist scene. The piece also notes elderly Chinese women in China who drum and offer storytelling services in beats houses for pay, highlighting cultural contrasts and rumor lore.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as proven safe by millions for over twenty years. It urges consumers to buy only unbroken Bayer packages with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and general pain. It notes small tablet tins and larger bottles sold by druggists under Bayer trademarks.
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