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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
5
A Fortnightly Club kitchen column teaches salad history and technique from ancient Rome to modern times. It covers cold serving, balanced flavor combos, proper mixing methods, and includes multiple tested recipes for ham celery pimento salad shrimp salad vegetable jelly salad banana peach and various cakes with detailed steps and ingredients.
The White Way club enjoyed an April 24 gathering at Mrs. Howard Stewart with May baskets made and judged by Mrs. Gene Crayne and Mrs. Edith Munro. Will Munro won the prize of sweet peas. The Young Women's Home Missionary Society hosted a May 15 meeting at Mrs. J. F. O Loughlin's, while Mrs. Leora Dodder opened a meeting on April Showers for the Orient. The Bible Study Department of the Fortnightly club concluded its year with Saul and Washington talks and a Psalm concert. The women high school faculty held a May breakfast at the high school with individually prepared meals in the home economics room and a social hour afterward.
Mrs. Chas Blait presents a gingerbread recipe using sugar molasses sour milk shortening and raisins with flour spices and leavening agents. The method steps mix sugar and molasses then add remaining ingredients and beat well before baking. Mrs R G Cherry provides a butter or lard optional variant.
A Louisville Courier Journal note muses on waking to fame and waking from dreams of fame. It suggests identity shifts as people confront whether notoriety is real or imagined.
A compact reflection on Goethe noting that only a long stretch of beautiful days tests endurance. The quote highlights the burden of beauty as a paradox within daily life.
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