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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
7
Recipe for baked pumpkin pudding with milk butter eggs and spices plus legal oath from F J Cheney & Co promising one dollar cure for cice. Includes Hall's Catarrh Cures testimonial request and mentions Hall's Family Wills.
Practical tips on cleaning pots and pans and purifying water with charcoal in a bag. Metal care advises hot soapy water followed by kerosene and coal ash polishing. Alum added to black lead improves glass clarity. A tea cloth plait helps pudding rise. Teething relief recommended for children with Mrs Winslow's Seething Syrup.
Wet a half cake of grated vanilla chocolate with three tablespoonfuls of milk and rub until blended. Heat the mixture into an egg beaten light with a cup of powdered sugar, then cook in a granite-lined saucepan until thick while stirring constantly.
The text describes cutting two pounds of steak into small pieces and frying in dripping or butter. It instructs seeding six chiles, soaking until tender, scraping pulp into the water, browning flour in the fat, then adding chile water garlic and thyme and simmering until the meat is tender and gravy thick.
An advertisement touts Dr. R H Kline's Great Restorer promising permanent cure for nervous diseases. It offers a free two bottle trial and claims to treat a broad range including Virus' Dance. Address given is 41 Arch St Philadelphia PA for the treatment note.
Instructions describe beating two eggs with sour cream and soda, salt, and flour to make a thin batter. The batter is poured into greased walls and baked until brown, then served hot with butter. A note mentions German makers producing milk derived combs, joking about butter combing.
Advertisement announces Allen's Foot-Ease with a free sample offer to readers in Olmstead LeRoy New York. It claims relief for sweating and hot swollen feet and makes tight shoes comfortable. It markets as a cure for corns ingrown nails and bunions and warns against substitutes.
New York Tribune reports Dr. R Taft McKenzie at the University of Pennsylvania has crafted facial models showing the extreme effort of sprinters and hurdlers. The detailed casts capture the clenched jaws, strained lips, and drooping eyelids that mark fatigue and focus during final bursts.
Century old reflections describe the early White House with no bells or yard laundry hung in the audience room and lamps few in number while modern luxury contrasts with today. Washington lore recalls mud clogging carriages, a modest menu, and a 1809 furnishing redecoration costing five thousand dollars.
The City of London police, a model for world police organs, spent £175,008 last year for protection of its one square mile. Main outlay was salaries and wages at £110,843, clothing and accoutrements £4,459, and ordinary constables' lantern repairs £340.
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt notes the soda fountain is kept immaculate with hourly shaved ice. The quip adds that when a married woman loses her temper her husband usually finds it.
Readers report Peruna cured catarrh of the stomach in weeks with improved appetite and health. The piece then shifts to a detailed chronicle of timekeeping, astronomy and a sweeping list of historical events from 1310 to 1904.
Scald one quart of oysters in their liquor then chop fine and rub through a sieve. Melt two tablespoons butter, stir in two tablespoons flour, add one cup oyster liquor and the oyster pulp with salt pepper and paprika. Just before serving fold in one cup whipped cream.
A recipe for batter on a hot griddle followed by a brief domestic exchange about wallpaper and room size. The dialogue shows a Young Wife and Husband discussing repairs, with a light domestic tone and a touch of humor.
A Cleveland school recently tried word and arithmetic problems from Springfield high school papers of 1846 and 1805 to compare with modern results. Words answered correctly rose from 40.6 percent in 1846 to 61.2 percent in 1895 and in Cleveland this year. Arithmetic correct replies rose from 40.6 percent in 1846 to 62.1 percent in 1895 and 87.5 percent in Cleveland this year.
United States Steel Corporation chairman Gary says American steel will meet San Francisco’s rebuilding needs with ample supply within six months. no shortages expected before large demand materializes.
The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago receives a $20000 donation from Robert Y. Cummings to cover expenses of an ethnological expedition studying native tribes of the Philippines.
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