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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
2
Table of delicacies with notes on caramelizing sugar cream butter and rice balls. Includes fried oysters roasted pork tenderloin and canning chicken. Adds ice cream garnishes and candied mint rose leaves with sugar syrup method.
Peel and trim firm mushrooms then sauté in butter with salt and pepper. Place toast rounds in a dish, top with mushrooms and pan liquor, cover with bells and bake 15 to 20 minutes. Serve with a tablespoon of hot cream on each dish and present under the bells.
Step by step recipe for steamed bread using corn meal and rye meal. Mix corn meal rye meal soda and half sugar with molasses and sweet milk. Pour into a buttered tin mold and steam in a kettle of boiling water for four hours. Maintain steady boil throughout.
A kitchen tip advises placing freshly boiled eggs in cold water for a few minutes. This preserves the natural color and makes peeling easier, aiding in sal ads, sandwiches, and other uses.
To keep produce fresh turnips carrots sweet potatoes and horseradish can be buried in sand in the cellar for long storage. Parsley and celery kept by digging up with earth around them and placed in the cellar will also stay green for a period.
A simple dressing combines olive oil and vinegar with salt pepper a touch of mustard and a pinch of sugar. Whisk until smooth then blend with the oil and vinegar for a glossy emulsion.
At the National Liquor league closing session the consensus says opposition to the liquor trade is waning and saloon numbers should match population. Resolutions call Anti-Saloon league a menace to government and property rights. Timothy L. McDonough of Cleveland was re elected president.
The trial of 17-year-old Harvey Hazel opens as the defense starts presenting evidence. The state rested its case, aiming to show the killing occurred during a robbery rather than premeditation, with the potential for the death penalty regardless of theory.
Washington reports the National League of Democratic Clubs named Representative Sulzer of New York as president with William C. Siller as secretary and Cotter T. Bride as treasurer. The group aims to preserve the current organization to avoid reorganization in campaigns and Sulzer will head a committee for a Jackson day banquet in January.
President Roosevelt received about 50 members of the United States Potters' association led by George Co. Thompson, president, of East Liverpool Ohio, during a Washington visit in December.
The congressional library holds 1 585 008 volumes per the librarian's report Mrs Sue Bueh of Richmond Virginia recovered 10 000 worth of jewels stolen on a Pullman sleeper A porter said he found the jewel case and kept it for a reward The pope has recovered his health and resumed daily audiences Fire destroyed the business section of Roswell a mining town near New Philadelphia Ohio The late Rear Admiral Joseph B Coghlan was buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.
Passenger trains depart Winchester on CO and O and L and N routes. Westbound and eastbound trains run daily with Sunday exceptions. Timetable shows morning departures around 6 22 a m to 8 55 a m and evening services near 6 20 p m to 9 12 a m with several midday and late afternoon arrivals.
Daily connections with several junctions and railways including L and E for Mt. Sterling Campton Mountain Central for Campton Beattyville and O and K for Cannel City. Notes indicate trains connect with C. and O. and Mountain Central for passengers and way stations. Presented by W. A. McDowell General Manager and Chas Scott General Passenger Agent.
The piece notes Philadelphia as a city of small homes for large families with a shortage of cheap, well ventilated tenements. It describes renting a three story house in the Neck with marble features and high maintenance for only a few dollars a month.
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