Food tips and kitchen notes from a historical page
Practical ancient cooking guidance notes on using honey cackles and mushroom bars. It mentions frying baked bars, avoiding waste, coarse hominy nutrition, celery flavoring for fish, cherries from cranberries, wholesome meats to avoid, corn bread with eggs and milk, thrifty buying, and simple milk and potato soup with celery salt.
Mourning Jewelry Shifts Toward Modest Purchases
The piece notes how women adopting mourning customs now favor modest jewelry, with the mourning ring nearly extinct and widows sometimes wearing diamond engagement rings. It suggests a minimal outlay includes a pin or brooch to wear at the neck, while also observing dust and debris metaphorically on a rug.
Treat Frozen Plants In Darkness To Save Them
The proper way to salvage frozen plants is to place them at once in darkness in a closet or cellar with little heat. Slow thawing preserves green, fresh tissue and allows reintroduction to sunlight once thawed. Cover plants in a cellar to block light to prevent further damage from sudden temperature shifts.
One Side Rever Dress Transforms Bodice Style
A blue satin dress showcases a clever one side rever design. A panel fronts the bodice creating a straight neck, while unfastening the shoulder causes the dress to fall into a one side rever revealing a net and gold bead vest, altering the overall look.
Keep House Warm Old England Weather Trick
A New York American snippet notes a Victorian habit of using sandbags to keep cold drafts at bay, especially when weather strips fail and children play outside. It contrasts a bygone temper with a modern quip about changes in ideas and a humorous wives tale about shortening a daughter's dress for a party.
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Victory Bread Save the Wheat
A reader friendly guide promotes potato, cornmeal, oats, rice, barley, and bean breads using yeast, potatoes, and grains to stretch wheat. Recipes for Potato Bread, Cornmeal Yeast Bread, Oats Bread, Rice Bread, Barley Bread, Bean Bread, and Crumbs From Any Woman's Table outline ingredients, steps, rising times, and baking until golden.
Cottolene Stands As A Familiar Example Of Fats Use
The passage notes fats are produced and used yearly and cites Cottolene as a well known example. It highlights the role of fats in daily life and references a popular brand to illustrate common consumption patterns.
British Subjects to be Drafted Under New US Agreement
Details of a British Canadian American draft accord outline that Britons and Canadians in the United States and Americans abroad would fall under U S selective service rules. The plan hinges on ratification in Washington London and sets a sixty day grace period followed by mandatory registration and possible enlistment in American forces. An estimated 450000 in the United States and hundreds in Utah would be affected.
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Father learns son in France amid war news from Seattle to France
In Butte Montana on March 18 A J Dalgren learned his son serves in France after United States entry into the war. He spoke of prospecting in Canada, snowbound since October, and his pride in being represented in the conflict. A brief family obituary fragment notes survivors including Mrs Shielda Hal Shields Nellie Reeser Richard Dewey and others.
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A. J. Dalgren
Seattle
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France
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Canada
Shielda
Hal Shields
Nellie Reeser
Salt Lake
Richard Dewey
Havana
Cube
David
South Jordan
Mia
Lizzia Beckstead
Whitney
Idaho
Margaret Abbott
Bell Woodruff
Cottonwood
Shields Dies After Major Operation In Salt Lake
William J. Shields prominent Salt Lake businessman died yesterday at a local hospital after a major operation. Born July 10, 1860 at West Jordan he spent most of his life in Utah except for years in Seattle. He ran the Gaiety Grill on Main Street and was heavily involved in the sheep business earlier. He leaves a widow and one son and two…
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William J. Shields
Colonel Shields
West Jordan
Salt Lake County
Seattle
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Jane Shields
Gaiety Grill
Main Street
Shells Drop on American Patrol in France Front
An American patrol in the Loneville sector east of Loneville came under heavy shelling by German artillery at dawn. The assault began with a heavy barrage and continued with intermittent artillery fire as the Americans withdrew under fire.
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