Dressing for Salads Provides Popular French Dressing Recipes
A Wisconsin extension bulletin outlines three salad dressings Cora Ke Binzel presents. French Dressing combines vinegar onion juice and olive oil. Nour Cream Dressing uses sour cream lemon juice and sugar. Cream Salad Dressing blends egg yolks butter lemon juice and whipped cream. Instructions cover mixing, chilling, and large‑batch storage in the icebox for time and energy savings.
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Cora KE
Binzel
Home Economica
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Salmon Cucumber Mold With Creamy Mustard Sauce
Salmon is canned and rinsed then mixed with dry ingredients and egg yolks butter milk vinegar and gelatin before heating until thickened. It sets in individual molds and is served with a rich cream cucumber sauce seasoned with salt pepper and vinegar.
Spanish Omelet Technique Notes
A compact cooking note describes making a Spanish omelet with chopped entana in butter, then adding green peppers and a quart of tomatoes with Beason to maste before stewing until pasty. The final step mentions folding Mito a elvegg omelet.
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Pruno
Pumpkin Fritters Ingredient List and Method
A recipe fragment describing pumpkin fritters using one pint of boiled pumpkin one pint of milk two eggs half teaspoon salt a pinch of ginger one teaspoon molasses enough batter to drop on a griddle as buckwheat. The directions imply mixing pumpkins milk eggs and flavorings to form a batter for frying.
Did You Ever Try Keeping a Mull Crochet Needle
A note suggests keeping a crochet needle in the sowing machine drawer. It’s pictured as invaluable for pulling boat ing, ripping, catching the under thread and related details incidental to rowing.
Sugar Cookie Recipe From Fractured OCR
Fragmentary text lists ingredients for sugar cookies with unclear measures and misspelled terms. It mentions fat sugar egg flour baking powder and flavoring, then directions to roll thin sprinkle with sugar cut out and bake. The exact amounts and terms are garbled but reflect a basic cookie recipe.
To Cut Cheese for Smooth Slices and No Crumble
A brief note describes methods for cutting cheese to produce smooth slices suitable for eating. It emphasizes avoiding crumbling and breaking the soft cheese and suggests using a deep stout thread instead of a kala.
Debate Over Patent Medicines Advertising Practices
Carl J. Batlett of Humboldt argues before the Advertising Affiliation in Detroit that banning medical ads harms consumers and boosts fraud. He cites rising sales of proprietary medicines and notes doctors rely on such remedies. he urges newspapers to scrutinize ads for merit rather than censor all patent medicines.
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Carl J. Batllett
Humblo
Detroit
Halnett Jas
Pro Prietary Association of America
Thallett
Dnbiliber
Breath Wales
Eure
Balliett
America
al Thoth
American Medical Annociation 14
Marvey W. Witey
Ballet
Halllett
Inventor Claims Hidden Trouser Pocket For Husbands
A quirky claim surfaces about a trousers pocket designed so a wife cannot discover it. The inventor insists he is not married and presents the idea as a candid take on time and privacy.
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Ian
Put That Pain to Use and the Kidney Alarm
A 1920s style medical note extols using nerve warning signals and the kidneys. It warns backache signals possible congestion or inflammation and lists symptoms like urination issues dizziness and fatigue. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonials and dietary guidance while stressing moderation of alcohol tea or coffee and plenty of water.
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Bright
Dean
Newspaper as life saver in daily reading
A Baltimore incident underscores how readers gain safety tips from newspapers. The piece argues many overlook advisories, noting readers benefit from current events and cautions, while some ignore warnings. It cites critics from the Halfmoon Sun and Washington Star on public awareness and daily risks.
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Baltimore
Halfmore Sun
How to Dodge the Snuffies
A fragment advising readers on avoiding the “snuffies” with odd health tips. It urges starting now, avoid comfort, and keep low necked dresses as style while warning against drastic wardrobe changes. Mentions a known physician and warns about extending unprotected areas to get in to condition for winter.
A Busy Day in a Metropolitan Sunday Paper
A brief exchange notes Doppel’s relentless sun day reading. He cannot stop, not even for dinner, as he devours the metropolitan Sunday issue. The ad hints at Hanford Mfg. Co. Syracuse selling two items at Boe and $1.00.
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Doppel
Hanford
Hanford Mfg. Co
Syracuse
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Debate in Simple Words
In a playful exchange, a child asks what a torpedo boat destroyer is while a parent explains it can be a battleship at times but not often. The dialogue centers on basic naval terms in a light, educational tone.
Paradoxical Phrase From Yesterday’s Round of Fat All Sons
A fragmented reminiscence describes a playful bluff calling session with home folks. The text humorously notes obstinate sores and endorses Hanford's Balsam for relief. An odd aside warns against eating soup with a fork when hungry, reflecting dialect and period tone.
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