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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
7
Victor M. Grab & Co. of Chicago invites orders for "Winner's" manufacture and asks 25 cents in stamps to cover production costs. Samples will be sent to applicants from Dept. C at 88-90 La Salle Street.
An advertisement urges readers to begin the year with a clean body and mind, criticizing winter overindulgence and recommending Cascarets to cleanse the digestive system. It promotes a go to sleep cleanse routine, mentioning 10c, 25c, and 50c sizes and a Go Gold plated bonbon box offer.
A collection of brief moral maxims from various clergy on friendship generosity forgiveness and spiritual growth. Quotes include Rev J D Burrell on generosity as a sign of true friendship and Rev B P Lee on life as a school for eternity. Also Bishop C R Fowler on atonement and Rev J S Forbes on the church’s beauty.
A preservation note lists ingredients for a cabbage pickle: two gallons chopped cabbage, five tablespoons mustard, three gills mustard seed, two saltspoonfuls ground pepper, two ground cloves, one gill salt, one quart onions chopped fine, half gallon chopped celery, a little celery seed, three pounds sugar, and three quarts vinegar. Spices tied in a muslin bag then boiled and stirred frequently in a porcelain lined kettle.
Cream a half pint of butter with a pound of sugar and the beaten whites of eight eggs. Add one and a half pints of flour sifted with one and a half teaspoonfuls baking powder. Stir in a half pint of milk and the grated rind of one orange. Color batter light pink with cochineal and bake in layer tins. Cover with red or deep pink icing.
The notice compiles varied statements from historic papers noting Earth's surface area with land and water divisions, Pillsbury products, Rockefeller dividends, teething remedies, an English national army scheme, Piso's Cure, and cotton price hopes for next year, reflecting a snapshot of contemporary topics and advertisements.
An advertisement for Dr Kline's Great Nerve Tower promises permanent cure with one day use and offers a free trial bottle and treatise from H H Kline Ltd Philadelphia. A second note provides a baked tomato recipe with a bread butter onion dressing method.
One hundred dollar reward offer for an incurable catarrh case through Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sigs from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin attest Cheney's honor and solvency. Cure advertised as internally affecting blood and mucous surfaces at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials provided.
A compilation of church leaders urging strong preaching to combat evil and urging practical religion. Statements from A. R. Holderby, T. S. Rose, I. G. Partridge, Joan W. McCombe, and a Cincinnati Commercial Tribune note on a Mississippi safe-blower incident reflect ongoing debates over evangelization, theology, and public morality.
A vintage recipe advises shredding codfish, boiling it in water, mixing into white sauce, and heating gently with a final beaten egg. Served with hot mealy potatoes, this dish is suggested as a palatable, economical alternative to steak or chops.
A simple bake mixing two eggs two cups brown sugar one cup butter six tablespoons sour cream one tablespoon baking soda one cup raisins one tablespoon cinnamon one tablespoon cloves. Beat butter and sugar, add eggs then cream spices raisins and soda. Stir in flour until soft dough forms.
A brief kitchen directive describes freezing apples, stewing them until tender, whipping two egg whites to stiff froth, dipping each apple, sugaring, and baking until the tops turn pale brown.
A remark notes how quickly the term rights appears after marriage, reflecting evolving social language around newlyweds. The line suggests a pattern in discourse about legal and social entitlements following nuptials.
Mr Stubb muses on the Kniaz Potemkin battleship sailing with a red flag. Mrs Stubb notes the oddity and asks who would bid on such a battleship at auction.
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