Tea and coffee flavors color the dessert page
A column explores using tea beyond beverages, suggesting a tea ice cream capsule, lemon juice, and cream sherbet as refreshing options. It also mentions milk tea as an alternative, noting some invalids prefer it and advising on steeping and diluting to strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Tts
A PRETTY TOUCH In baskets of many shapes for outdoor flower holders
A short item notes basket styles for piazza use. Dark reddish brown baskets hold trailing nasturtiums while pale gray-green wall baskets look best with faded Susans. It mentions housewives resisting outdoor living rooms as extra summer duties.
Living room makeover promises comfort and family delight
A ninth hour renovation aims to render the living room neat and attractive with a short extra touch to please every family member. The plan emphasizes comfort and daily pleasure for all occupants.
Teaching the Maid and table service hints
Instructions on serving from the left, placing and removing silver, serving order at dinners, hostess and guest sequence, and removal of service ware between courses. It notes bread plates stay until after the salad course and emphasizes proper table etiquette.
Cleaning bedstead with soda and vinegar mix
A housecleaning tip suggests an easy method to brighten a dingy bedstead. Mix half a cup of soda with one cup of vinegar. Apply the paste with a soft brush to restore whiteness and remove grime from the wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansa
Washing Curtains
When lace curtains are washed, fold a narrow strip of mailin along each outer edge and leave it during washing and drying. This helps the curtains hang straight and prevents sagging after drying.
Leftover Use Promises Frugal Meal Tips
A guide urges better use of leftovers to reduce waste. It suggests reheating cereals, pairing with fruit, and adding a spoonful of cereal to soups or gravies to thicken or enrich dishes. The piece emphasizes practical steps rather than wasteful habits.
The Old Gardener Advice On Planting Potatoes
The old gardener counsels planting late potatoes four inches deep to protect topsoil, and placing seed pieces lengthwise so each hill has a piece of seed. Cover with one inch of earth before fertilizer, then broadcast some fertilizer. Fertilizer over seed yields more than under. The polar roots travel far and will find scattered fertilizer between rows. Head the Clasaitled Ada.
Italy Sees No Equitable Peace Despite Allies Gain
In a Senate address Signor Tittoni argues Italy cannot secure a fair peace as Britain and France gain concessions with Austria and Croatia while Italy bears heavy sacrifices. Orlando reports Italy’s frontier aims and the failed Tardien compromise after Wilson’s April message, leaving no clear settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Beltsin
France
Aula
Africa
Mary
Torelem
Tittont
Senate
Great Britain
Signor
Titlant
Orlando
Qoinister
Adriatic
Wilson
Mien
Landon
Tru
Croatia
Trial of Cocchi Wife Delivers Gruesome Confession
Bologna June 25. Alfred Cocchi testifies he saved Ruth Cruger’s body to aid his wife Cocchi, then dismembers the corpse in a bicycle shop cellar. He sobs as he recalls sawing the body in two and claims the girl was dead before dismemberment while the court debates the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Alfred Cacehi
Ruth Cruger
New York
Cocchi
Signor Bagnall
Cosel
Miss Cruger
Signor Ragnoll
Cocchina
Thapathes
Alfred Cocchi
Cocenha
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Madson
Washington Avenue
Ada
Con-o-co
Continental Oil Company
Cotorado Corporation
Denver Albuqerqua
Butte
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Pusble
Serbia
Albania
Greece
Smyrna
Signor Titant
Stally
Lillian Gish
Alhambra
John Barrymore
W. Griffith
Blain
Susie
Robert Harron
Mack Sennell