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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
8
A simple candy recipe uses New Orleans molasses sugar and butter boiled until crisp in cold water. Flavor with vanilla, pour onto buttered tins, cool, roll thin, cut into small pieces, then dip in vanilla chocolate and dry on wax paper.
A simple candy recipe explains mixing two cups sugar three cups grated chocolate and a half cup boiling water. Cook until hard crack stage then add butter and continue boiling until candy snaps in cold water. Remove from heat flavor with vanilla cool and pull then cut into shapes.
Melt chocolate and butter then add sugar and milk. Boil to soft ball stage in cold water. Stir until nearly firm. Pour onto buttered plates and cool until square ready for cutting.
A stovetop candy method combines pul verized sugar cream cocoa and butter. Cook three minutes, test in cold water, remove, add vanilla, beat till thick, fold in nut meats, pour onto buttered tins, then cut into squares as it cools. An alternate option follows.
A mix of recipe instructions for candies and a short anecdote from Atlantic Monthly about Abraham Lincoln. The text recounts making almond and peanut confections, then shifts to the story of Lincoln defending a murder case and obtaining an acquittal through straightforward testimony and doubt.
An editorial contrasts the idea that kind acts sustain humanity with the row over moving Washington state capital from Olympia to Tacoma. It traces a plan to relocate offices including the board of control and possibly the supreme court, library, and railway commission, while noting railroad yard expansions near Selah Street and Wright Park in Tacoma as a shadow of centralization.
F D Clemmer hosted his third annual Thanksgiving dinner at 407 North Fourth Street for his barbers and their families. An 18 pound turkey with cranberry sauce and mince pie anchored the meal followed by music games and cigars. Attendees included Mr Mrs J C Goodman Mr Mrs G W Barber Mr and Mrs Clements and several of their children and guests.
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