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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
7
The excerpt pairs floral and natural images with a central vow of love in The Proposal. It contrasts blossoms and skies with affectionate lines about kissing thee, then abruptly shifts to a culinary instruction by Bayard Taylor about a salt pepper onion dressing and optional egg for an added touch.
Cream three quarters cup butter with one and a half cups sugar add one teaspoon vanilla and the yolks of three eggs beaten well. Fold in two and a quarter cups flour and salt and four level teaspoons baking powder. Alternate with melted chocolate in milk then fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in layers, assemble with boiled icing, cover tops. Best baked in a square pan.
Prepare thin veal slices and boil briefly then wipe dry. Dip in beaten egg and crumbs, fry until crisp in hot oil. Coat evenly with egg to help crumbs cling. Serve hot with tomato sauce.
Knife ready veal shoulder with bone removed. Stuff with plain bread stuffing moistened with salt pork topping. Rub with salt and pepper and flour. Bake in a moderate oven until cooked through. Keep crust light and taste to avoid overbrowning. Fold stale bread soaked then pressed dry with chopped parsley for seasoning.
Cut large potatoes in half lengthwise scoop out centers and mix the scraps with finely chopped lamb or veal hard boiled eggs salt pepper and a spoonful each of butter or beef drippings. Refill halves tie securely and bake in a hot oven until heated through. Serve hot.
Beat three eggs and a cup of sugar until light. Add cream and beat. Fold in flour sifted with baking powder. Add lemon flavoring and bake in a shallow pan. Cover with chocolate icing.
Pare potatoes and cut into slices then into strips. Fry in deep hot fat until crisp and serve hot with salad.
Mix corn two eggs butter milk and salt until smooth. Pour into a baking dish and bake about half an hour.
A historic recipe describes creaming butter with brown sugar and eggs, adding dissolved soda in hot water, lemon essence, raisins, cinnamon, and flour. The batter is rolled thin, sugared, and baked in a hot oven for a delicious treat.
Spot cleaning tips describe solvents like alcohol for varnish, turpentine for lighter coats, benzine for sponging, and simple washing for water color stains. A dress stain may be treated with dry starch before wetting to lift the paint.
A historical note describes cleaning paint using turpentine and a dull knife edge. After resting the surface, scrape, sponge with turpentine, and dry with a cloth. It mentions using the street to prevent spread and using chlorine or strong vinegar for stubborn color on glass.
Practical instructions describe stocking preservation by tracing outlines on paper, cutting patterns, shaping wooden forms, and drying without ironing. It also covers cleaning a stopped waste pipe by using leather pieces, a broom handle, and a nail to drive a quick up and down motion to clear the blockage.
A kitchen note directs mixing one pound of flour with one teaspoon salt and one ounce of butter melted in warm water. Add enough cold water to form a stiff dough, knead well, roll thin, cut into rounds not too small, and bake in a quick oven.
The recipe outlines salting and spicing a tongue with salt pepper cayenne cloves mace thyme then slow cooking for hours. It instructs browning with sugar, adding beef stock and flour then Worcestershire, caramelizing sugar, and simmering with carrots onions potatoes beets or beans in the gravy.
The article advises preparing linen or cretonne covers for furniture before upholsterers’ busy season. It recommends floral cretonne slips for bedrooms to keep chairs looking fresh and to avoid upholstering. It notes English practice of year round light covers and matching room tones.
Chicago on April 13 reports Dr Harlan Trask at 1841 North Clark Street claims a complete cure of a serious cancer using only fresh egg albumen. The patient is Frank Johnson superintendent of the Piano and Organ Supply Company living at 1449 Newport Avenue. Johnson states the cancer began in the life of the patient.
A man with a mole on his forehead developed skin cancer. Dr Trask used an egg based treatment with shell inner skin grafts that covered the wound. After bandages were removed the cancer left a small red spot and no scar remained.
A union member notes a carpenter shortage as current work and a growing summer building wave strain the trade. Despite wage increases and union growth, activity outpaces available carpenters, risking delays.
Farmers rush last year’s hay to Sound markets as freight embargo and car shortages slow shipments. Northern Pacific accepts freight but cannot supply enough cars, causing light currents though still heavier than mid winter. Spoilage rises from late marketing and heavy winter moisture.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as essential for kidney health citing Oscar Bowman of Lebanon, Ey., who says it cured his kidney disease. The notice urges early use of the remedy to strengthen kidneys and restore health. North Yakima Drug Store promotes the product.
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