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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
7
Earthen dish layers bread crumbs and boiled onions with salt butter and pepper baked in sweet milk for thirty minutes. Also contains a legal blotter about Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 promise and promotional notices from F J Cheney Co. and Allen’s Foot-Ease.
Promotion for Dr R H Kline of 141 Arch St Philadelphia offering free trial bottle and treatise for nervous diseases including St Vitus Dance. Ad repeats address and claims cure for nervous ailments. Also includes a potato pudding recipe and a teething remedy recommendation for children.
A simple cabbage dish simmered in a kettle with a light water level. It uses a sour milk and vinegar custard with two eggs and a lump of butter, poured over cooled cabbage and brought to a boil. Described as easily digestible for a dyspeptic eater.
West Virginia merchant W L Jackson of Parkersburg recounts twenty years of kidney trouble ending after using Deans Kidney Pills. He says nightly urination, cramping pains, and catheter use ceased as urine flow returned and pain faded. He reports eight years of cure and remaining active despite being over 70. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An older mother recalls the burden and affection of her children as they grow and depart. A forty-five year old speaks on preventing middle age through cheerfulness and regular exercise, arguing against physical indolence and urging proactive health habits.
A magazine survey of 100 women in town and country finds honesty and honor as top traits for a husband. They rank love of home second and say character is essential, since respect matters more than wealth, looks, or social status.
A Victorian tone advice piece extols a daily routine to stave off wrinkles and retain figure shape. It prescribes a cold tub each morning, daily walks in all weather, a nightly cold-cream face massage, ten minutes of exercise, and scalp friction on rising to stimulate hair growth, framed as essential for mood and appearance.
A discourse on harmony in love urges mutual forbearance before and after marriage to avoid quarrels over small faults. It notes women’s sensible expectations, men’s duties, and the value of character, with practical tips on cosmetics, millinery, and fashion trends for spring.
Practical tips include removing onion odor by rubbing hands with celery and cold water rinses, plus washing knives similarly. hot water is discouraged. A Milk Sponge Cake recipe uses sugar eggs lemon rind and juice, flour and baking powder, then milk. Also instructions to shell cold boiled shrimp and fill tomato shells with seasoned shrimp and mayonnaise. An anecdote about a spendthrift couple and a quip about charity closes the snippet.
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