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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
6
A scrambled recipe fragment describes preparing a chicken and macaroni dish with gravy. It details skinning and slicing chicken, making a dough for a cake, layering meats, boiling macaroni, and a buttered potato or gratin finish, all to be baked hot and served immediately.
A vintage recipe instructs soaking dry bread in water then grinding liver bacon onions and parsley with celery. Mix with eggs and flour to form dumplings then boil them and finish with seasoned crumbs for serving.
A new portable dinner pail designed by an Arkansas man keeps food hot through a set of melted pans arranged to hold various dishes. An oil lamp with a slow wick powers the unit, promising substantial lunches for laborers who rely on such pails.
A recipe describes boneless birds prepared from veal steak cut into pieces, seasoned with salt and pepper, wrapped with bacon strips, rolled and tied. Each piece is browned in butter and drippings, then simmered covered in water for about two hours until tender and thickened with a little flour.
A reader explains sewing cotton flannel into woolen underwear to extend wear. Inexpensive patching saves mending, with attention to seat and arm areas. Mentions material choice and stitching approach to keep fabric soft against skin.
Instructions describe placing a large satiron face up on an ironing board, spreading Teocre over the satiron, then exposing the velvet face and pressing while steam penetrates. Repeat across the dress, then hang to dry after the compression.
A quirky recipe text lists ingredients and steps for a pudding style dish. It mentions sugar milk and cranberries with melted butter and rice plus baking heat. The handwriting seems odd but the item reads like a dessert or breakfast pudding served with hot sauce.
An account from Berlin recalls incidents in which von Jingow, newly appointed police president, visited police offices in ordinary clothes, disguising his role. In one tale he waited hours to meet a lieutenant, then chatted with him and later consoled a sergeant about authority. The piece ends noting Berlin’s amusement at the tales.
The London Express notes a forthcoming meter ticket for cabs showing fare, cab number, and company. The device also acts as a traveling clerk with a tape recording miles, time per mile, and on duty intervals marked by dots.
Professor David of the University of Sydney, who joined Shackleton on his Antarctic expedition, reports fossils showing pine forests near the south pole in a remote epoch. Coal seams support a milder global climate and a continuous land connection from Australia to the pole.
Three years of electric curing halve previous times. Meat rests in large tanks covered with pickle. An alternating current of thirty five amperes at thirty five volts passes through the brine, with carbon electrodes and porous cups dipping into the brine. A vat of 4,000 pounds costs under one dollar to cure, though the exact electromotive action remains not fully understood.
The article touts Dr Pierce and the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York as a center for chronic disease treatment. It highlights specialists, modern electrical apparatus including N rays and Violet ray therapy, and shows patients treated by correspondence with free consultation. It claims widespread success and invites letters or visits.
A quotation from an old colored brother disputes the existence of oil trusts in biblical times and mocks the idea of a rapid whale in the ile business, as relayed by an Athletic Constitution fragment.
A list of fire alarm boxes with intersections and landmarks such as City Hall Market and I streets Benn and Heron Wilson's Mill Harbor and Heron E Slade's Mill Second and Stanton streets 27 Fourth and G streets 81 Market and M Franklin School 32 Hume and H streets 85 Anderson Middleton Mill and River streets 89 Broadway and Sixth streets and 52 Curtis and Evans streets South, with locations including mills, schools, and commercial properties.
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