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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
7
The feature highlights two Parisian made gowns worn by Harriet Gistin in a Honey Git display. A brown satin dress with Belgian blue voile and silk embroidery shows refined draping while a black satin gown with blue gray plaid brocade overdress captivates with long lines and a square brocade front.
A fragmentary display shows preserved pineapple instructions and several fruit chutneys and relishes. Readers are directed to peel, slice, sugar, and candy pineapple, make peach conserve, Indian chutney, and a savory salad with boiled tongue and vegetables, all in a dated culinary column.
The text blends home pickle recipes with scattered poetic musings on independence and beauty. It references cucumber relish, olives with mustard seeds, tomato preserves, crab apple jelly, and a moral note on cherishing noble thoughts to expand the soul, all within a fragmented historical newspaper fragment.
A collection of banana recipes including prunes in gelatin mold with lemon, escaloped bananas with bread crumbs, a fruit punch with bananas and citrus, and a compote with oranges. The excerpt also contains a poetic aside attributed to Walt Bryant praising nature and beauty.
The readable text includes instructions about saving bacon fat and using it in cooking such as Creole loaf and potatoes. It also references various ingredients like chipped meat pork beer, tomatoes, rolled oats, and spices, with scattered notes on preparing sauces and cakes.
Readable parts show scattered names and phrases, suggesting a noisy transcription with no clear event or report. Indicates stray dialogue and references without a coherent narrative or identifiable individuals, places, or dates.
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