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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
14
The article suggests patriotic Fourth of July meals emphasize heat friendly cooking and red white and blue decor. It describes menu ideas such as fried chicken, corn, crabs with Tartare sauce, and desserts shaped like Uncle Sam, plus color themed salads and blossoms. It notes variations and playful customs like napkin questions and small prizes for history trivia.
A fashionable essay argues the very short skirt and disguising attire allow women to appear younger. It cites a Paris trend, a mother of four in disguise, and demonstrates how youthfulness in dress reshapes perceptions and flouts age. The piece notes few women show weight gain or wrinkles, praising vivacity and modern styling.
The Townbreds decide to stock their barnyard with pigs to improve the place and build a pork-producing line. Mrs. Townbred favors Poland China and Berkshire breeders, while Mr. Townbred pushes for his preferred Berkshire stock and worries about costs. The couple debates breeding plans, prices, and future use of pigs as a farm asset.
The article recalls traveling fashion missteps and proper dress codes on long train journeys. It contrasts garish bridal gowns and impractical outfits with prudently chosen wrinkle resistant garments suitable for limited space and heat, urging Madame to plan outfits and carry practical accessories for comfort and modesty.
A tale describes a self styled life of the party man who dominates social scenes. He imagines himself center stage with constant chatter and ready opinions, especially around women, and seeks attention in every gathering.
A con man known for quick talk mesmerizes several girls and an heiress with light humor. He uses clever patter to rise in status, secure jobs, and finally reveal the truth behind his acts. The story tracks how his party lifestyle masks a fragile character.
The fragment cites kitchen lore about potatoes and eggs, claiming Irish potatoes become mealy after boiling and frying, with odd notes on oven timing and yolk beating. It also mentions soaking colored frocks in heavily salted water before washing and avoiding soap at first wash.
The piece suggests windows be washed with coal oil added to water for cleaning and polishing. It also describes a foreign method of cooking peas using a double boiler with butter and onions, cooking without added water until soft.
Instruction on washing chamois gloves with juice and warm water using white soap. Do not wring out all soap or hang near heat to keep gloves soft when dry.
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