Hearty Home Cookery Themed Menu From A Turbulent Page
A fragmented OCR menu lists numerous recipes and dishes, including Peas With Mint, Rice With Cheese, Moistened Sponge Cake, Creamed Finnan Haddie with Rice, Deviled Oysters, Baked Eggs, and Dumplings. It mentions method hints, ingredients like butter, sugar, milk, and pepper, and notes on serving with nut meats and cream. The text preserves period cooking tone, with many garbled phrases but clear culinary items and steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ur
Surat
Pew
Denver
Economy Hints From York Times on Aprons and Shoes
Practical wardrobe tips for housewives include choosing sturdy aprons in tan green blue old red and brown with contrasting piping. Treat water marked shoes by drying promptly and rubbing with a damp cloth then dry woolen cloth. A young businesswoman refines a blue frock with narrow hemmed handkerchief trims on collar cuffs and bodice to create a dainty, economical look.
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York Times
Sean
Tiny
Barnar Considered Sale and Colorful Book Idea
A note mentions possible sale at a barnar and suggests using these small books in various colors as a playful display or product concept. The text hints at merchandising and creative presentation without detailing the sale terms or dates.
Needle Holder Craft Note From 1910 Era
A compact guide describes a practical needle holder fashioned from cream satin or art linen, edged with white cotton, designed to be folded into a single piece. The item measures about ten inches when tied and features a stitched pocket, intended for easy storage and portability.
Distinctive Value of Black in Modern Fashion Colorming
The decorative use of black as a foil for brilliant colors grew after the 1900 Pekin looting. Designers frame bold burgundies and gold with broad black bands, making dragons and other motifs stand out more. A single black note can define color contrast, as seen with ostrich feathers and bright accents against dark fabrics.
Needle case with silk and ribbon decorations described
The article describes a needle case with flannel cut into tiny points at the octave and the word Needles worked in bold letters with colored silk and ribbon firings to match. It explains interior arrangement and a pocket for a packet of needles, with a lower sketch showing the case closed and secured with ribbon.
Twelve-year-old hostess holds charming Lake Champlain party
A year ago at a lakeside town on Lake Champlain a young girl nearly twelve hosted a party. She displayed silhouettes she had drawn herself on black paper mounted on white cardboard, gifting each guest a personalized keepsake. The scene highlights the value of handmade gifts over bought trinkets and the joy of giving.
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Lake Champlain
New Meah Bags Introduced In Quaint German Style
New and quaint bags from Germany feature round tops and gathered meshes, recalling the bags our grandmothers carried. The article notes their distinctive clasps and vintage charm as a fashion revival.
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Nellie Maxwell
Julia Bottomsey
the Lady Friends of the
Tulsa Star
Cacktichien
Bestlanders
Eithier
Oman
Perhane
Walt
Payente
Irene
Wingrove
Paris
Barnar
J. J. McKeever
Williams
H. W. Ragdales
Mer
Greenwood
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Main
Brady Hotel
North Main Street
People’s Cafe
North
Boston
J. L. Lockard
Weldy Bros
Tulsa
Okla
Second Street
WM. Ragsdale & Sons
Prop
Muskogee
Neemes
Idea For Children’s Party
C. O. Winterbringer
Guy W. McCullogh
Mowbray Undertaking CO
Second St
H. Augustus
E. Archer
Economy Drug Co
A. F. Bryant
N. Greenwood St
the Anderson Grocery
L. C. Anderson
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