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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. F. B. Appleby led a Fortnightly club discussion on summer iced drinks. The review list includes iced tea variations with lemon ice, cinnamon drops, lemon, orange juice, and fruit juices. A small spicy gum drop may dissolve into the beverage for added flavor.
A simple fruit tea punch combines 2 quarts iced tea 1 cup pineapple juice 1 cup lemon juice and raspberry juice with a sugar syrup made from 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water boiled for 3 minutes. Chill for an hour or more then serve over chipped ice.
A recipe note describes making a sugar syrup for a Grape Juice Frost using 1 quart peach juice 2 emps grated pineapple with juice 2 cups water and 2 cups sage syrup The mix is heated and served very cold.
A chilled beverage recipe combines sugar syrup with cherry juice orange juice and iced tea to yield a grape juice flavored cold drink. The method describes dissolving sugar in water for three minutes then blending with juices and tea before serving very cold.
Combine water, grape juice, lemon juice, and ginger ale then chill. Prepare sugar syrup by boiling 1 cup sugar with 1 cup water for 3 minutes. Mix orange juice with syrup and water, pour over chipped ice in thin glasses. Makes about 15 glasses.
Directions describe making a Loganberry beverage by combining 12 glasses with sugar and water syrup boiled three minutes then mixing with two cups longanberry juice one cup cherry juice and one quart water for dilution.
Prepare a simple sugar syrup by boiling 1 cup sugar with 1 cup water for about 3 minutes. Combine 2 cups grape juice 1 cup strawberry preserves and the cooled syrup. Freeze until soft mushy. Serve in tall glasses with straws.
Mrs. Helen D. Longstreet widow of a famed Confederate general asserts Georgia women will push the state toward the Republican column. She brings political experience and was once postmistress of Gainesville chosen by Roosevelt who later replaced her for siding with the Bull Moose party.
Notices list regular meetings for the Kolah club Loyal Sisterhood Rural Women Pythian Sisters D A R Harmony club Ladies Aid Sunflower club Loyal Women Baptist church Royal Neighbors Fleur de lis G A R W F M S and auxiliaries with dates June 7 8 9 2:50 p m and locations including Masonie hall Ansalt Beypt and depot attendance urged and certificates available
Mrs. T. J. Berdo greets Pricifla Club this afternoon while Mrs. Clyde Boice hosts the Daughters of the American Revolution tonight. Baptist church picnic at Bowman pasture, Loyal Women class gathering at Mrs. George Duke's home, Royal Neighbors meet this evening, Booster Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Eckles, Pythian Sisters meet at Castle Hall, Pythian Circle hosted by Mrs. H. W. Russell, Kotah Club at Mrs. Clayde Knapp's, Harmony Club at Mrs. Will McConnell's, Sunflower Club all day at Mrs. Peter Perdock, joint Women’s Foreign Missionary Standard Bearers Alma Hearne Hollands socs at Mrs. Kracaw’s, Lite Light bearers and Mothers’ Jewels guests. Fleur de Lis Club at Mrs. Boyd Foster’s, Lexington Ladies Aid strawberry ice cream social at Lexington church hall, Loyal Sisterhood meeting at Methodist church, Rural Women’s club at Mrs. S. Dreckson’s, Eastern Star initiation and balloting at Masonic Hall, West Chester Baptist church afternoon meeting, P. E. O. Chapter 1 at Miss Myrta Jeffrey’s home.
The Ladies Aid society of the First United Presbyterian church will meet at the church in the afternoon. The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will have a business meeting at the church in the afternoon.
We are gathering old clothing and shoes to distribute to those in need. Anyone with items to give should call Mrs. RE. V. Simons at 297 Black 9616, Woman's Relief Corps coordinates.
A Lexington Kentucky judge rules that women are entitled to smoke on streets with men, granting equal rights and privileges in this respect. The decision specifies women may smoke cigarettes or cigars in public, aligning with men's freedoms.
A mother and grandmother debate punishment for Elsie after she disobeys by touching a Stevenson set. The elder suggests empathy and bright diversion, then demonstrates with an eggbeater and soapy water, easing Elsie’s temper and shifting focus to the lesson. The scene ends with calm, a nod to kinder approaches.
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