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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1911
Page
7
The ad touts seasoned salesmen who will aid young households in furnishing their homes with care. It highlights a dining table as a premium bargain and urges customers to buy before stocks run out.
Advert says visitors to the city are invited to the store to try a fine oak rocker with a quarter-sawn seat and genuine Spanish leather upholstery. The seller touts it as the best Rocker value in town and claims quality construction and finish.
Mort H. Singer presents Harry Bulger in The Flirting Princess at the Grand October 18. The piece, produced by Chicago manager Mort H. Singer, follows prior hits and highlights Burlesque as a feeder to legitimate theatre through notable actors.
Carr and Bulger have established themselves through a path from burlesque to legitimate work, each finding a distinct niche as they transition. Their evolution signals broader shifts in entertainment careers moving toward formal recognition and mainstream respectability.
J H Ginet immigration agent for the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound attended the county fair and secured five barrels of root crop exhibits and a large box of grain to be shown in an exhibition car. The specimens will be seen by more than 200000 people across the middle western states this fall and winter. Calder required a similar quantity be left for the Governor Special tour of the Hill lines this fall.
An Illinois inventor unveils a combined sausage stuffer and fruit presser. A metal cask with bench clamps holds a perforated cylinder and internal press. Sausage is forced into casings, expelling air to extend freshness, while fruit and jelly can be pressed without the spout.
A historical recipe describes making codfish balls by flaking cod, boiling with potatoes, mashing to a smooth mix, adding butter cayenne and eggs, beating until light, dropping spoonfuls into hot fat, frying to golden brown and keeping warm in an oven before serving.
This recipe instructs selecting round steak under half an inch thick cut into hand sized portions. Each piece is salted and peppered with a suet core, rolled and skewered, dredged in flour, browned, simmered with onion and water, then finished with a brown gravy thickened by browned flour.
Wash a half peck of rice spinach and pick damaged leaves. Cook in a double boiler with salt and no water until soft. Scald a quart of milk and thicken with butter and flour. Add the milk mixture to the spinach, season, and serve.
Citron preserve method shows using one pound of fruit per pound of sugar. Boil citron with barely sufficient water until tender, then return fruit with sugar and a muslin bag of ground cloves and cinnamon. Add two sliced lemons and seal the jars while hot.
Wash and pick over cranberries. To one cup of chopped cranberries add one cup raisins and one cup sugar mixed with one teaspoon flour. Mix and pour over boiling water and vanilla. Bake with two crusts. Use vanilla.
Tips include hanging meat by a string loop rather than the meat, burying lemons in sawdust to keep for months, treating wallpaper spots with blotting paper and hot iron, beating egg whites with sugar and salt on a plate, using wood ashes to clean tinware, wringing a cloth in warm water with ashes to scour and polish, and using sugar or coffee to remove odors from hands.
Joseph Jacob argues for a businesslike commission system to replace the ward plan, citing tax cuts in Tacoma and Hoquiam, and urging Aberdeen to lead rather than lag. He says personal status should not sway voters and compares past reforms to Lincoln’s modest beginnings.
The speaker contrasts urban life with rural work, arguing cities lack time for earnestly thinking or creating. In the country, harsh labor teaches perseverance, self reliance, and steady effort. Lessons of hardship prepare men to tackle big tasks without fear, believing diligent, quiet work will eventually complete them.
The speaker argues flying in a biplane is far safer than driving a car noting ground dangers and rare air collisions. He claims pedestrians are not at risk in the air and asserts aviation offers negligible collision chances compared with automobiles.
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