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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1914
Page
7
The United States department of agriculture warns against bringing milk bottles into homes with contagious illness. Boil bottles before returning them, or use your own bottles or covered dishes for milk. Disinfection and proper washing are advised to prevent disease spread.
Wash and wipe the bottle neck and cap before opening. Do not push the cap into the milk. Keep milk in the original bottle with an inverted glass cover after opening. Store in the refrigerator and avoid returning poured milk. Strong odorous foods should not contact uncovered milk.
Instructions stress immediate refrigeration of delivered milk to prevent spoilage in heat. If fridge access is delayed, place an ice box on the porch with a lump of ice. Recommend wall built in refrigerator access, daily wipe down, weekly scalding, and no drainpipe sewer connection.
The housewife who has never used rubber gloves learns their value when washing greasy dishes pots and pans and performing other chores that require hands in soap suds. Seamless gloves resist leaks best and choosing them follows the same rule as selecting gloves for hot water bottles. Be sure they.
The statement notes that the items are ample in size yet unable to bear much stretch, signaling limited elasticity and readiness for cautious use.
A quirky recipe instructs making apple sauce in the usual way and adding chopped English walnuts or pecans and preserved ginger. Whip egg whites to a stiff froth just before serving, then fold in the nut and ginger mixture and serve in sherbet glasses with a light, decorative top.
Cut tops from six large tomatoes and scoop out insides. Mix insides with one cup corn, a quarter cup breadcrumbs, three teaspoons melted butter, three teaspoons milk, salt and pepper. Season shells, fill with mixture, dust tops with crumbs, and bake.
Peel small tomatoes and cut in eighths lengthwise without separating at one end. Open the flower centers on a bed of lettuce. Place a teaspoon of cream cheese in the center of each pile. Serve with dressing mixed with chopped green pepper parsley and chives.
To keep milk toast from becoming soggy, pour the boiling buttered milk into a covered pitcher so each person may pour it himself over his toast.
The suggestion is to boil them and serve on toast with regular drawn butter dressing, an appealing method similar to serving asparagus. The dish emphasizes a simple, warm presentation and a rich butter accompaniment.
A compact musing on militants burning churches and sermon attention. Mexico faces land use questions and who can raise crops. Marconi tests a wireless link spanning 6000 miles. The blue streak is outpaced. A Chicago man leaves home over his wife’s records. A boy scout who cooks in the woods forgets to split kindling at home.
A compact survey of New Zealand wildlife noting a singing crow, a mute robin, skilled native rat killers, and a caterpillar that becomes a plant. The piece argues these curiosities set New Zealand apart as marvelously odd, akin to Australia’s distinct fauna.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer quip shows a father warning his son against carving his name on a plane while the boy quips about the temple of fame and practice. The light exchange riffs on ambition and parental limits.
New York Prena reports a muddled exchange recalling a telephone contact with Hewitt Money while Jewett muses on forgotten details. The fragment suggests a dialogue or interview snippet from a newsroom notes page.
The Washington state Democratic platform proclaims allegiance to the party and supports the national administration’s tariff, banking, anti trust, and Alaska policies. It calls for child labor regulation, rural credits, nonpartisan county offices, a presidential primary, a strict corrupt practices law, and tax reform. It lauds Governor Lister for economy, efficiency, and budget restraint, and backs President Wilson as party leader.
A lament on roses with the speaker lamenting a lost love. The verse conveys sorrow at dying and the limits of a beloved’s comfort. The speaker declares only one capable of love and pines amid fading beauty.
A farmer shares tested alfalfa practices based on eight years of experience. He notes timing by the root button, minimal blossom handling, mowing then raking, and early hauling to avoid sunburn. He claims twenty eight acres yield two to three crops yearly with top quality leaves and drought resilience due to deep roots.
Deputy US Consul Carl R. Loop reports Croydon experiments show radium may boost plant growth by suppressing soil pests and stimulating roots. Best results come from about one seven hundredth of a grain per ton of soil, with radium residues in soil making wheat and barley grow faster and leaves darker. Radishes carrots and flowers show significant size and color changes, with effects lasting for centuries.
Sweet clover serves as fertilizer and feed, linked to alfalfa by root bacteria. It can be sown April 1 to Sept 15, prepared like alfalfa, 10 to 15 pounds per acre. It tolerates poor land, reseeds, and provides ground cover. after year one it yields two to three hay cuts.
A Life quote describes inviting new neighbors to share dinner after a butcher misdelivers meat. The gesture aims to foster neighborly goodwill and community inclusion tonight.
A fragmentary verse recounts the Blarney as a magic charm near Killarney. It notes a castle and a stone on its wall that supposedly grants lasting power of persuasive charm to those who kiss it. Samuel Lover is cited as the source.
Observations show pigeon eggs almost always yield one male and one female. Experiments indicate the first egg laid becomes female and the second yields male.
A London Telegraph excerpt recounts a sharp exchange where a man asks Tommy to tell his sister he has arrived, only for the sister to mutter that he is an “empty headed idiot” in front of their mother.
Fragments hint at a social puzzle involving Mrs Jiggs and a Plebeian Friend, with references to money and keepsakes. The text reads as a distorted diary note or dialogue fragment from a Buffalo era page, suggesting tension over wealth and control.
Short dialogue from the Philadelphia Bulletin shows a wife urging early returns and a husband agreeing to adjust his homecoming to four instead of three o clock. The snippet reflects domestic chatter in a newspaper item.
Train No 421 leaves Seattle at 12 40 PM arrives Aberdeen. Train No 465 leaves Seattle at 4 36 PM and 6 15 PM to Tacoma Portland. Arrivals and connections listed for Aberdeen route and timing.
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