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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
7
A cook’s notes describe potato rose shapes made by piping mashed potato through a pastry tube and browning in the oven. Also outlined are sweet potato pancakes with a rich brown butter, Bruxellaise mashed potatoes with eggs, and stuffed baked potatoes with cream butter and egg yolks.
Advice on preserving silverware suggests reserving toothbrushes and nail brushes for cleaning silver, with a toothbrush removing dried whiting from intricate work and a chamois skin for final polish. It notes washing in hot soapsuds after use reduces frequent cleaning.
Save small potatoes the size of marbles and boil them with their jackets on. Peel while they are still hot. They are good for frying at breakfast or using in salad. This method prevents waste and is not tedious.
Wipe and salt and pepper pork cutlets, dip in crumbs and egg then bake, basting thrice. Soubise sauce uses two onions, butter, flour, milk, salt and pepper. cook onions to puree and serve with the crusted cutlets.
A dessert mixture suggests cupcakes or loaf. Cream one half cup butter with three quarters cup sugar, beat four egg yolks, add quarter cup milk. Fold in one cup flour sifted with quarter teaspoon soda and three quarters teaspoon cream of tartar, add one half teaspoon lemon extract.
A simple peach dumpling method using flour baking powder butter and milk. Drop spoonfuls into hot syrup boil ten minutes and serve with whipped cream for a delicious dessert.
Pattern No 2148 shows a back closing shirt waist with a crimson satin girdle and contrasting yoke in crimson satin and white foulard. Five sizes from 38 to 40 inches. material requirements listed. send 10 cents to Pattern Department with size and address.
Pattern description for a child frock in four sizes ages 1 to 7. Instructions specify fabrics like lawn batiste serge cashmere and embroidery insertions. Size 5 requires 3% yards 27 in 24 yards 36 in or 2% yards 42 in plus 2% yards insertion. Pattern Department this paper.
Hence his embarrassment and a quip about not wearing the garment. Wandering Will thanks his mother and explains the long tails invite dogs to grab at him, making the coat unsuitable for his purposes.
A poetic warning recounts advice to keep intimate matters private before a couple seals their vows. The lines urge discretion and suggest shielding affection from public view with a metaphor about drawing a shade.
The Man tests the Sweet Maid with a summer engagement, threatening breach if she finds someone better. Sweet Maid confirms she would sue for breach if that happened.
An advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment claims they preserve hands prevent redness roughness and chapping and impart velvety whiteness. It prescribes nightly treatment bathing hands in lather drying and applying ointment with optional linen cloth wraps and gloves noting worldwide availability from Potter Drugs and Chem Corp Boston.
A Chicago man insists his wife uphold a social position to merit a new fall dress. He urges her to visit a tailor and buy something handsome while she contemplates hosting her mother. The wife submits with a wry smile, illustrating a delicate balance of pride and prudence.
Rev. Sanford GC Hearn, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Yonkers, dressed trophies of the chase shaped as rabbits. His small son watched and then asked his mother what papa was doing, revealing he was skinning shaving and cutting up cats.
A four year old girl Mary asks for a hat pin at a milliner, offers a penny to buy one, but the kindly Mrs. Briggs grants the prize item for free. Mary then cheerfully declares she will take two hats as a second bargain.
A kitchen ad extols Grape-Nuts as a powerful appetite stimulant and digestive aid. Letters from a Tennessee grandmother and others praise it for boosting breakfast and dinner appetite, aiding weak stomachs, and even helping a sick grandchild. Readers are urged to read The Road to Wellville for more on the product.
Survey shows progress in anti tuberculosis work but funding and patient numbers are set to double this year. Municipal appropriations total 3,976,500 with over 4,000,000 more from state legislatures. Institutions plan enlargements and new organizations form to expand campaigns.
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional, not local, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It states internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, claims blood and mucous surfaces are targeted, offers a $100 prize for a failure to cure, and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a stern woman challenges a man about recognizing anger. He claims steadiness while she insists there is no room to stamp feet. The dialogue captures a playful clash of tempers and wit.
A brief, dialect tinted anecdote from the Kansas City Journal about Mrs Ginnerty and her husband after an accident. The exchange notes his condition varies between better and worse, with his behavior shifting as he recovers or thinks himself improved.
A brief comic exchange centers on Pa dozing during a sermon, his heavy breathing obscuring the talk, and the child questioning why he attends. The humor hinges on a misheard purpose of churchgoing and Pa's deep naps.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to ease tired swollen feet and fit into new shoes. It notes 25c price, free sample, and mails to Roy New York with a sponsor name Allen S. Olmsted. The piece ends with a humorous household dialogue about tipsy behavior.
A collection of early 20th century advertisements touts HammLing Wizard Oil Allen's Lung Balsam and Laxative Brom Quinine with claims of quick relief for stomach aches coughs and teething pain. The collaged copy also emphasizes social notions about fashion and respect with lines promoting medicinal tonics and domestic proprieties.
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