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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
4
A home cooking tip suggests mashing potatoes with butter and milk and adding one teaspoon of baking powder to yield light and fluffy results. The note reads as a practical kitchen trick for better texture.
The report notes strict one hour loop parking enforcement and praise for the mayor's businesslike rule. Motorcycle patrols curb speeding in residential areas while cash paydays for city employees signal operational efficiency. Citizens see the iron fist approach as justified to restore the city, with accomplishments attributed to the mayor.
A household tip advises smearing olive oil over verdigris on copper and leaving overnight. In the morning the oil helps lift much of the green patina as the residue is wiped away.
A short note suggests using used gramophone needles as brads for backing picture frames. The tip emphasizes repurposing old hardware to secure frames efficiently.
A simple method suggests using a vinegar bottle with a screw top and holes punched in it to sprinkle moisture onto clothes before ironing for easier pressing and wrinkle removal.
A simple chocolate square recipe blends bitter chocolate and sugar with boiling water and flour. The mixture is combined and allowed to cool before shaping and baking the final squares.
Step by step cooking note detailing adding four eggs one at a time to dough, mixing thoroughly after each addition, then adding % teaspoons baking powder and one teaspoon vanilla. Mix roughly, bake in a moderate oven at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for one hour, and serve with whipped cream.
Wipe plush furniture with a rag dampened in a weak vinegar and warm water mixture. This method brightens colors and helps lift dust from fabrics.
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