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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

5

Aberdeen Citizen Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills Cure

Aberdeen resident W H White of 718 W Heron St testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pain two years ago and has prevented further issues since. He labels the remedy effective and urges readers to buy only Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Aberdeen W. H. White Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean

New Percolator Design From New York Inventor

A New York man introduces a simple percolator using an aluminium goose neck, circular stand, and cotton bag to hold ground coffee. The bag sits in the pot with water poured over and circulated through the goose neck as it boils, yielding full flavor without the common bottom-ground taste.

New York

Nutritious KUGHEN Sus Supboard and Lemon Desserts

A recipe segment describes frying pork scraps to render fat then layering potatoes and onions with pork, water, and crackers, then adding a milk and flour mix. It continues with lemon based desserts including jellied lemons and oranges, lemon souffle, and lemon custard with pastry tips.

Fruit Layered Dessert With Citrus Syrup and Tapioca

Combine peeled sliced apples and oranges in a glass dish with alternating layers. Save all juice for syrup, pour over fruit, and dust with white sugar and lemon juice. Then prepare Coffee Tapioca by soaking three tablespoons pearl tapioca, adding three cups strong coffee, sugar, and salt, cooking briefly and serving cold with milk or whipped cream. Cocoa can substitute for coffee.

To the Hole Dish From Frugal Kitchen

Cooked meat dice and beef scraps are folded with a light beaten egg in a simple rations style dish. The recipe notes one pound of round steak or cold meat and a pint of liquid to mingle with the egg before baking or frying.

Constipation Cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills

John Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for quick relief from constipation indigestion and liver complaint. He calls them the best pills he ever used and urges everyone to try them. Price 25 cents and recommended by all druggists.

Dr. King John Supsic Sanbury

Recipe fragment for meat baked with batter

A cooking instruction describes adding milk gradually to flour to make a batter, rubbing out lumps, then adding salt and butter to the dish. The seasoned meat is covered with the batter and baked for one hour in a moderate oven.

Home Made Noodle Roll and Drying Method

Beat one egg with a quarter teaspoon salt and half an eggshell of water. Mix in about three quarters cup flour to form a stiff dough. Roll thin, dry on a pie board, then cut into narrow strips. Dry completely before storing in a glass jar.

Lamb Stew With Sage and Dumplings

A simple lamb stew recipe boils three pounds lamb flank for an hour. Add sliced onions rice and herbs then simmer. Finish with cream of tartar dumplings mixed with eggs and boil twelve minutes.

Cold Slaw Dressing Instructions From Old Recipe

A historical recipe describes dressing with one large tablespoon of melted butter one and a half teaspoons sugar a quarter teaspoon salt half teaspoon mustard a dash of red pepper then two beaten eggs and a full cup hot vinegar stirred over boiling water until thick like custard.

Malaga

Self Distrust and Confidence in Personal Power

A concise motivational reflection on belief in oneself. It argues that self doubt causes most failures and that true strength comes from faith in one’s abilities. The piece emphasizes inner assurance as the source of sustained success.

Ex Governor Boies May Seek Freedom Via Federal Courts

Ex governor Horace Boies may invoke federal courts to seek release. The move follows prior legal actions and reflects ongoing disputes connected to his law practice and public service career.

Horace Boies Lawa

How to Brighten the Easter Menu Card

A playful guide gives steps to brighten meals for Easter. It describes hard boiling eggs, shaping them into apple forms with red juice glaze, decorating with cloves and lilac leaves, and serving on lettuce with a mayonnaise olive pickle dressing. It also covers baking potatoes and making a rich filling with butter anchovies nutmeg milk and seasonings.

Renovating Hats For The New Season

Renovating last season hats can refresh their look for spring. Start by removing old trim and cleaning. For white hats use lemon salts, colored hats clean with water or olive oil, black hats recolor with shoe blacking, and other colors dye with gasoline and oil paint. Upgrade shapes with a wire loop and secure twist.

Feather wing repairs and hat adornment tips

Instructions from Franklin K. Lane describe securing a feather to a hat using wire stitched through the quill, shaping the feather for yearlong wear, and finishing with careful hidden stitching. Additional advice covers refreshing old flowers by straightening petals, cleaning with gasoline, drying, and tinting with watercolors.

New Hot Breads How to Make Breakfast Corn Loaf and Biscuits

A guide to quick breakfast breads tests their delicacy of taste and texture and time to make. The article offers recipes for a light firm loaf corn bread and biscuits with tips to cool on a cloth before serving to avoid soggy plates. It describes beating eggs with melted lard and adding milk and corn for loaf corn bread.

How to Make Wheat Puffs and Robbers Caves

A recipe explains a batter with flour sugar baking powder and salt baked in a round tin. Another version uses two eggs and milk to form wheat puffs or pop overs, dropped into greased tins and eaten hot.

How to Make a Spring Suit Guide

A classical tailor emphasizes a plain skirt with the cut defining style. The new coat resembles a man’s morning coat in shape and includes a fancy white waistcoat. A white band peeks under the coat sleeve cuff like a shirt cuff effect.

How to Sharpen Scissors

The text describes sharpening scissors by drawing a knife blade along the scissor edge ten to twelve times as if attempting to cut the knife in two. It suggests using a poker as a substitute for the knife in this process.

How to Wash Woodenware

Do not wash woodenware in hot water. Use soak and lukewarm water. Rinse in clear cold water.

St Gothard Tunnel Lengths Highlight Rail Route

The St Gothard Tunnel on the Lucerne Milan line is noted as the longest railway tunnel besides major urban subways. It measures 26 percent feet wide and 19 feet from floor to roof, with a length of 9 percent miles.

St. Gothard New York Lucerne Milan

Ruskin Denounces Chrysanthemums Despite Praise

The Westminster Gazette reports Mr. Ruskin was asked about chrysanthemums and replied with a blunt stance. He dismissed artificial flowers as an unhallowed attempt to override nature’s seasonal bloom and stated, I hate chrysanthemums.

Ruskin Westminster Gazette

An Advantage of the Poor Blessed Are the Poor

The Detroit Free Press notes a satirical view that the impoverished often seem able to be cured without surgery, presenting a humorous take on medical costs and access. The remark juxtaposes poverty with medical outcomes in a witty provocation.

Detroit Free Press

University of Cincinnati President Dabney Featured

C W Dabney, president of the University of Cincinnati, is highlighted in the article noting his leadership role within the campus and his influence on the institution's direction.

University of Cincinnati

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