Cider Eggnog Recipe Instructions
Beat yolks and whites separately for a rich drink. Mix cider with beaten yolks and sweeten. Fold in half the whipped whites, season with nutmeg, chill, and serve with a meringue topping.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
4
Beat yolks and whites separately for a rich drink. Mix cider with beaten yolks and sweeten. Fold in half the whipped whites, season with nutmeg, chill, and serve with a meringue topping.
Walt Mason vents a chaotic switchback of ailment and self treatment. He describes muscle tremors from dope calmed by more drugs then liver trouble flare ups and shifting pains. The narrator laments endless pills and spiraling illness in a satirical medical tizzy.
A gigantic advertisement notes Henry Ford travels with 63 peace makers 54 reporters and 3 moving picture men. It claims Ford avoids hypnotizing warring nations into peace by Christmas and asserts he is nobody's fool.
An editorial urges early Christmas shopping to spare shopgirls from the pre holiday rush. It argues December 1 is timely to begin, benefiting both buyers and workers and improving service and bargains. The piece calls to call the shop girls out of the trenches before Christmas.
A Norfolk Virginian Pilot note says a Russian bankers commission arrived seeking a sixty million dollar loan to finance Petrograd Government purchases in the United States. The editors imply likelihood of the deal, citing U.S. manufacturing and banking strength and European demand.
The diarist describes taking an unlisted remedy to stop a headache. It relieved the pain but upset the stomach and caused noticeable distress for the rest of the day.
Cross Roads notes from December 4 recount Rev. A. Miller leading Thanksgiving services at Fairview Church on November 25 and preaching thereafter. Local residents including Mrs. Kate Whitacre Mrs. Ann Oates and Mr. J B White appear in multiple visits with relatives in Winchester and at Barretts. A farm accident injured Jesse Whitacre when a saw cut flesh to bone.
Mrs Albert Blosser of Lima Ohio endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as far the best medicine for colds and croup. Many others agree and it is obtainable everywhere.
Observers cite corn husks and larger stored nuts as signs of a harsh season ahead. Fat bears and other animal behaviors bolster the prediction while goose bone and tree bark remain unread, suggesting people prepare for long cold days.
Nineveh Va December 4 Mr and Mrs Hess of Lancaster Pa and Miss Virginia Mecartney of Front Royal visited Miss Irene Mecartney last week Gen Johnson of White Post was a pleasant visitor yesterday Mr and Mrs Daniel Hughes of Charlestown guest of Mrs Hughes mother Mrs J A Miller last week Mr Boone who has been on R P Tharpe place will move to his new farm near Hayfield living in this county Miss Selina LeHew of Front Royal visiting Misses Mary and Virginia Weaver Mr and Mrs Howard Stotler spent Sunday with Mrs Stotler mother west of Winchester Miss Mary Weaver and sister visited their sister Mrs Julian Steele in Stephens City this week
Hon Harry St George Tucker of Lexington arrives in town to attend the wedding of his niece Miss Willie Logan McGuire and Mr W Nelson Page at noon today. He is staying with his mother Mrs John Randolph Tucker on West Water Street for the weekend.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal cites wind and wildlife as a home scene. The narrator notes winds howl while squirrels and muskrats snuggle, underscoring a rustic, nature centered moment.
In Jefferson county Charlestown a special court session refused J Henry Page executor of W W Rouss to exonerate 194 811 from estate taxes arguing the bequest to charity is untaxable. Page gave notice of appeal and moved to record the evidence. Estate intangible property reached 237 411.
Purports to cure bad breath headaches and torpid liver by cleansing bowels overnight. Claims a 10 cent box from the druggist keeps stomach liver and bowels regulated and even children need gentle cleansing.
A long passage notes that Tustin L. Starry, a testatrix’s son, left estate matters unsettled after his death. It cites that women hold key roles in education and libraries, with a majority of private schools for the feeble minded under female supervision and many library positions occupied by women. It also mentions a sizable number of female officials in the Bureau of Education.
The 1915 16 Educational Directory lists 12 000 positions largely administrative with 2 500 held by women. Women head colleges state instruction supervision industrial training and education departments while 508 of 3 000 county superintendents are women. Montana Wyoming and Kentucky show higher female leadership in counties than southern states but few women are city superintendents.
Services conducted by Rev. D W Melver at the Clearbrook canton last week included evening gatherings and Sunday school with communion. Grace and Miss Whetzell joined the church. J Jolliffe and family hosted visitors in Winchester while others visited Bruce Town and Apple Pie Ridge. Sherrard Newcome and family recently moved to Clearbrook.
Rev Moffett and trustees of the Charlestown church sold the late Mrs Charlotte J Starry farm near Charlestown comprising about 96 acres at public auction. J W Sharper of Charlestown bought it for 101 dollars per acre. Proceeds go to Winchester Presbytery to educate young men for the ministry. One third of the sum
Laughter aids digestion and is a healthy exertion. A dose of Chamberlain's Tablets provides an effective supplement for indigestion. If troubled with indigestion, give them a trial. They cost a quarter and are obtainable everywhere.
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