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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
2
The article describes a revival of large and small dots in new summer fabrics led by border effects. Dots appear on batiste, swiss, lawn, organdie, and pique with bright color rings, often paired with a matching embroidered tie. It notes suitability for princess frocks and afternoon wear while cautioning on tucked waistlines.
Description of a brown linen suit featuring an over skirt effect created by deep-point tucks. The bodice is richly soufache braided, sleeves and hem are tucked, and a braided high stock matches. Outfit includes a white palmetto straw chapeau with brown ribbon and green grape clusters.
A recipe collection describes potato based dishes including potato stuffed chicken in buttered gem pans with mashed potatoes, Potato Pancakes using raw grated potatoes, Potato and Lemon Peel Cakes with lemon zest, and a Limerick Cake using mashed potatoes. Each item details ingredients and cooking steps for breakfast or dessert style preparations.
The article explains timing in sugar boiling for ices and icings. Correct consistency requires careful timing and gentle heating. If overcooked sugar becomes sugary and won’t pour. undercooked runs. Adjust with cold water and recapture. Burnt taste persists despite adjustments. Do not stir during boiling to avoid recrystallization.
A housewife shares the secret of her raspberry jam. Just before finishing boil she stirs in a half pint of currant jelly per quart of jam, then stirs thoroughly and seals the jars.
One half box gelatin soaked in water an hour then dissolved in a pint of boiling water with one lemon sliced thin and one cup sugar. Slice three or four oranges and one banana in a dish, then pour the cooled jelly over the fruit through a strainer and chill until firm.
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