Pineapple Salad Made From Inexpensive Fruit
The piece extols using ripe pineapple in winter for a hotel quality salad. It explains choosing a tender juicy fruit with bouquet, slicing it into dice, avoiding sugar, and layering with lettuce and celery, finished with a thick mayonnaise and biscuits. It notes price and economy for invalids craving meat, and advises waiting for proper ripeness if needed.
Decorative Plate Shelf Adds A Touched Display
A plate shelf six to ten inches wide enhances dining rooms or dens by holding ornamental china or bric-a-brac. Consider wall to wall or curved sections around a room, with height aligned to door casing. Match finish to woodwork and plan around furniture, doors, and windows for balanced display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anticles
Arranging a Bedroom in An English Paper Furnishings
An English paper describes a bedroom layout featuring a tall cheval glass before a low square seat and a double tier wicker table with arching handle serving as a needlework table. The item stores brushes mirrors bottles and impeding dressing supplies. its cratorie cratoric frame and matching hangings maximize light and space.
Homemade cough remedy and French president salary note
A home remedy for cough combines gum arabic flaxseed sugar and lemon juice with cold water to create a jelly like syrup. A side item notes President Loubet’s annual salary and free household supplies including fruit vegetables game oil fires gas electricity and washed linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
Republic
M. Loubet
Pawnshop coat pawned then retrieved for safe keeping
A pawnbroker recalls a man who pawned a fur lined overcoat for a dollar and redeemed it the same day. The man explained at Grand Central station parcel room they wanted 10 cents, so he used the pawn to keep the coat safe for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scents
Thia
Grand Central Station
New York
Fossil Quarry near Kemmerer Wy Yields Beautiful Fish Fossils
A remote fossil quarry near Kemmerer in Wyoming sits at 8200 feet and is handworked with no blasting. Slabs of shale split by hammers yield moist fossils that dry to about one third weight, then are cleaned with special tools to reveal exquisitely detailed fish bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Don’t Be a Knockers Motto Aims to Lift Business
A Kansas newspaper piece urges readers to stay positive, greet visitors warmly, and promote local pride. It counsels burying feuds, avoiding envy, and not belittling others as a path to community success and business growth.
Precocious Hub Child Sends Telegrams From Home
An eleven year old boy in Boston wires his California father after his mother falls ill. He asks for a dollar and, amid a telegraph miscommunication, writes Dear Daddy Mother is sick. Come home after the funeral. The telegrams reveal the boy’s care for his mother and the humor of the mistaken funeral note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
California
Daddy
Dwight
Danny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas
Searth
Cother le
Ely
Ldd
Cae Isa
Cardus
Miss Della M
Strayer
Tully
Kana
Thedford
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooge “tod_eree company
Chattanoosa, Tenn
Tarragona
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
S. Manuel
Unadilla
iGeorgia
Learry
Wes
Bias Ee and
Uy Maas Stalken Ge
Rai
Standard Oil Company
OF Trade and Travel
New Orleans
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Florida
Asheville
Lynchburg
Danville
Savannah
Richmond
Superior
Charleston
South Carolina
Hardwick
Washington, D. C
W. Hunt
H. Taylor
J. C. Beam
Vienna
Dooly County
Rushin
Ile
Bee
Ruskin