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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1924
Page
6
The text gives steps for a batter and topping including oiling a pan with Mazola and baking at 490 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes. It notes a dry mix with flour sugar mace salt and Mazola and a topping prepared with flour sugar Mazola mace and salt. An apple cake variant adds sugar cinnamon and sliced apples on top and bakes about 25 minutes.
The Fortnightly club Music Department held a humorous program at Mrs. Stutsman's home featuring piano solos readings and a guest performer Mr. George Boone cousin of Blind Boone. The evening closed with comic musical readings and party games plus Mary Juliette Lemmon’s ninth birthday celebration with a surprise dinner and gifts. Earlier, students at Number Eleven School presented a Thanksgiving program with readings papers dialogues and prayers.
Mrs. Lucetta Chandler of Danville 88, a cousin of Abraham Lincoln, has been visiting Washington with her daughter Mrs. J T Chadwick. She recalls Lincoln as a studious youth and describes a chimney escape anecdote from school days.
A collection of doughnut and cake instructions detailing ingredients and steps. Includes doughnut dough with sugar, mace or nutmeg, Mazola and sour milk, plus variations for coconut cakes and peanut cookies. Provides mixing, dough soft handling, and baking directions with oven temps.
A collection of early mid century home cooking notes detailing egg batter with Mazola for frying, a macaroni cheese croquette recipe with a white sauce, pimento cheese mix, and a scotch pie filling with cornstarch and vanilla. Includes substitutions with chicken ham vegetables or fish and notes on frying in Mazola.
Recipe fragment describes one cup pastry flour two tablespoons Mazola mace and milk amounts. Dry ingredients sifted then egg added unbeaten with milk and Mazola before mixing thoroughly.
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