The Hadron Valley Party Romance And An Overnight Sleep
In a Belle Epoque salon tale a group on a river trip hears a tale of old lovers who wed after a long night of vigil. Brennen, a musician heir, bows to Grace Morse and contemplates marriage while Mrs. Morse faces past abuse. A late night piano interlude sparks a plan to wed, despite fear of scandal.
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Attractive Curtains Add Finishing Touches to Rooms
The Philadelphia Press notes dainty white Swiss and soft nets create a mellow glare and filmy folds that rest the eye, contrasting with cheap lace curtains. It suggests soft cream madras at 35 to 70 cents a yard for DIY sash or inner curtains and highlights Calcutta nets for fresh designs.
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Weaving Silk Portieres From Common Silks
A detailed old fashioned guide describes making silk portieres from old silk scraps and neckties, combining bright colors into balls, warp threading, and options for fringe, stripe designs, and finishes. It cites Farm and Home and notes attractive oriental style at modest cost.
Ideal country breakfast with cream potatoes and leftovers
The author extols a nutritious breakfast to start work with energy. It emphasizes using abundant milk and cream, separating cream at night, and creamier mashed potatoes topped with butter and pepper. Leftover meat can be reheated in the potatoes, baked briefly, and served with toast or fresh graham bread, coffee, and fruit for an ideal farm breakfast.
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Sand Table A Boon For Child’s Geography Play
A sand table offers unlimited amusement and aids geographic understanding. Build a low box with a rim and braces, provide clean dry sand and a small shovel, and children can create mountains lakes valleys and even farms with twigs and toothpicks.
Neglected Teeth and Dental Hygiene Urges Health
The article links neglected teeth to pneumonia and general illness, urging dental cleanliness from childhood. It notes that ill-kept teeth were once seen as mere cosmetic issues, now viewed as health risks and a public health priority. It also includes a honey substitute recipe made from lemon and sugar boiled to syrup.
Excellent Relish Followed by Mustard and Horseradish Mix
A simple relish recipe advises mixing yellow mustard with an equal quantity of grated horseradish boiled ten minutes in water. Thin the mixture with a little of the cooking water to achieve the right consistency for serving with cold meats.
Rhubarb Pie Recipe From Early Home Kitchen
A simple bake with stewed rhubarb maple sugar flour and egg yolks. Mix thoroughly and bake in one crust. Frost with beaten egg whites for a light topping.
Home Household Stain Remedies From Prairie Farmer
The article lists practical stain removal tips for brass ink on white fabrics, lemon and salt for ink, saltwater and ammonia for indelible ink, boiling water for tea and fruit stains, alcohol and detergent for grass stains, oxalic acid for matting, chloroform for delicate fabrics, coal oil for mildew on leather, lard for tar, and turpentine for paint and rust. It cites Prairie Farmer as the source.
DAME THRIFTY S SCRAP-BOOK TIPS FOR HOME CARE
Practical household hints from the Farmers' Review cover burlap reuse washing windows fur cleaning onions from hands sugar flavoring vanilla in sugar jars cellar cleaning order and disinfection steps for a thorough spring cleaning using simple materials and routines.
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White Mountain Pudding Recipe with Coconut Topping
To make White Mountain Pudding, mix one pint milk with a cup of sugar half cup cracker crumbs beaten egg whites salt almond extract and two heaping tablespoons coconut. Bake slowly until custard firm then top with more beaten whites sugared and lightly browned.
Peas and Potatoes
Cut cold boiled new potatoes into small pieces and cook rice and fresh green peas until tender. Heat cream in a saucepan and thicken with flour mixed with three tablespoons of bitter, then add salt and pepper. Combine with potatoes and peas, heat through, and serve on a platter. Nice with lamb.
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Witty musings and home truths aired in Bright column
An assortment of aphorisms and social reflections from Bright, including lines on mortgage holdbacks, meddling, charity, love, and business with quirky quips about pride, weddings, and compliments. The fragment also cites a Washington Star exchange about a daughter's graduation and duty.
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