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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
7
A simple recipe for crumbed potatoes with mint in salted water and parsley garnish. Then a sermon excerpt from Rev. W S Gilbert of Portland arguing Christianity may become the earth's dominant religion as other beliefs fade through progress and comparison.
An old Chronicle snippet lauds Highland pioneers and their vigor from porridge to frontiers. It notes a Scotchman doing business near the pole as a proverb about discovery. Also cites Senator Depew on corporate political contributions and advertises Piso’s Cure for coughs at 25 cents.
A tentative forest preserve system outlines a crescent shaped belt from above Evanston to the Calumet River near Lake Michigan. The commission notes the plan is not final but shows educational value and potential country playfields in the Chicago area.
A Life quotation notes a witty confession about the start of love. The speaker reveals the feeling began from a rejection, turning a snub into enduring affection.
Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. Toledo Ohio address, 75 cents. Notary A W Gleason. SEAL.
The article describes making a tasty stew from cold mutton by frying a large Spanish onion until golden, adding stock, layering meat with carrot slices, and slow cooking in a covered saucepan near the stove. Serve with toast slices arranged around.
The document describes a district divided into zones by distance from the lake shore with a western ridge and a belt of forest and meadow forming the main recreation area. Zone 2 proposes smaller parks near residential districts linked by drives and boulevards. It references Salt Creek valley, Des Plaines, Calumet River, Skokie marshes, Norwood Park, and Grosse Point lighthouse as geographic anchors.
Prick sausages and dredge thickly with flour then fry twenty minutes turning to brown. Keep warm on a hot dish. Fry sliced apples until tender and lightly browned. Arrange apples around sausages as a garnish and scatter chopped parsley over the dish.
Careful experiments by a noted English navigator along the north coast of Spain report waves reaching 42 feet. The text then shifts to praising Pillsbury Vitos flour as a wholesome, pure wheat product, urging readers to ask for it at their grocers.
A collage of jokes and quips from Puck, Judge, and Lippincott's including barbs about Russian fear, a candy seller asking for pay, a brainy monkey business board tale, a lynching joke, a handwriting miscue, and a quip about a benevolent penny. Also features a German tourist, a refined pork pun, date memory rhyme, and a bum begging exchange.
The Pennsylvanians who used odious libel laws to gag the newspapers have awakened the people of Philadelphia so wide awake that it is plain they will never again sleep without one eye open.
A letter from former Oregon governor Wm M Lord commends Peruna for colds and catarrh relief. He notes not needing other remedies, remarking most illnesses begin with a cold, as Dr. Hartman’s Peruna is extolled across states from Atlantic to Pacific.
A London police court case features a young hooligan tried for assault on an elderly man. The magistrate jokes about fighting and asks why he does not go for a soldier, to which the youth replies he once fought a soldier and nearly died. Faith is urged by a Universalist preacher.
Mark Twain mocks European breakfasts by proposing to nail cuttlefish bone to the chimney as a substitute for a meal. He contrasts it with his preferred American breakfast, Pillsbury’s Vitos with cream and sugar. The piece also quotes Rev. L G Broughton on marriage, preferring singleness to marriage with a drunken husband.
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