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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
A noisy mix of recipe sketches and culinary notes covers angel food, gold cake, date torte, election cake, orange cake, asparagus on toast, plain cake with sour cream, ham on toast, sweet potato croquettes, French pancakes, and baked codfish. It mixes baking steps, ingredient lists, and stray culinary musings with brief asides on nutrition and a playful line about a clam analogy.
An American and a French frock are presented with matching millinery and footwear to compare summer dressups. The French gown features georgette with an accordion skirt and kimono sleeves, while the American option uses black chantilly satin with two flounces and a blue satin girdle.
A practical guide of fast ready to serve dishes for sudden calls. It lists soups, salads with mayo, prunes on leaf lettuce and crushed peanuts, plus simple ladled meals like luncheon dish with white sauce curry eggs and toast. Also Salmon with Peas Tuna and Creamed Meat and quick desserts and savory eggs.
Fragmentary OCR text references desert plains and cold nights, rattlesnakes, blankets, and miners. Details are garbled, with scattered words about hospitality and stakes, offering no clear event or individuals.
A vintage cook’s guide outlines spicy dishes including Scrambled Eggs With Chili and a tomato jelly salad. It details methods and seasonings with chili powder, bacon fat, and vinegar dressed salads, plus a beef and pork dish simmered with beans and peppers and a veal goulash with butter and onions.
A damaged OCR fragment references a coastal home and a death near the sea. It suggests a person facing hardship and considers costs lowering as a possible outcome, with stray mentions of Oregon and a rose cottage by the seashore.
Summer blouse fashion favors georgette with tricolette panels and embroidery for street and formal wear. Short smocks dominate with bright colors like orange and emerald, while voile and pongee fabrics compete in refined summer designs. The period emphasizes light tans, velvet ribbons, and narrow pin tucks for tailored flair.
The piece highlights smart tailored dresses for little girls in tan, brown, and blue-white organdie. It advises accessories like brown hats, shoes, stockings, and ribbons, notes vertical waist stripes and horizontal skirt stripes, and mentions tricotine frocks trimmed with French gingham. Draped skirts are described as slimming and graceful for debutantes.
In a playful scene a chimp named Joey explains his name origin and role, while Ellen and others debate grammar and mood. Joey calls Ellen grouchy and notes rainy weather affects temper before yawning and drifting into a nap.
A short note advising cheerful greetings to brighten others. It counsels that many carry heavy burdens and do not need added frowns, urging the reader to brighten interactions with sincere smiles.
A history professor recalls a Western Front veteran who says learning history is easier than studying war. The student emphasizes the war taught hard truths about conflict and its costs, illustrating restrained, sober lessons.
A playful ad promises Breezone coats ease the pain of corns and calluses. It claims the tiny bottle can be applied with fingers and removes the corn or callous from the root with no pain, featuring a confident hastily written testimonial tone.
The article notes rising luxury taxes and claims about eight and a half billion dollars spent on indulgence since the armistice. It asserts labor conditions have improved, and a Cincinnati iron company reports demand for 12 bathtubs now versus one ten years ago, signaling progress in civilization.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura products for daily skin care including soap, ointment, and talcum. It claims the items keep skin clear and provide cleansing, soothing, and fragrance. Also notes South America as rich in undeveloped resources and minerals.
A domestic dialogue in which Mrs A asserts her husband moving in will be easy to manage and indicates readiness to control finances if he objects to economizing.
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