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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
5
By Herbert S. Hadley, governor of Missouri, and Aldrich, governor of Nebraska, the two state executives announce a cooperative policy measure. The move aims to strengthen border commerce and streamline cross‑state public works funding.
Governor Hadley stresses the high importance of the Supreme Court case on states regulating railroad transportation rates in interstate commerce. He argues this modern state rights question surpasses past debates and demands nationwide discussion and public policy consideration.
Governor Aldrich argues that many conflicts between federal and state authorities stem from auto cratic courts overstepping state control. He contends state rates are not radical and warns that courts that override popular will threaten a judicial tyranny unless checked.
An Ohio woman designed a novel grater that replaces the rough surface method. A wheel with a grating edge sits on an upright clamped to a table edge. A hinged holder centers the item to be grated and as the wheel turns the material is shredded directly into a dish below.
A historic recipe collection describes roasting sparerib with a salt sugar rub and bread dressing, baking two hours until tender, and serving with tart apple sauce. It also covers lobster in olive oil with vegetables and sherry, rice border with plums, stuffed beef heart with breadcrumbs and sage, and apple grunt with a nutmeg batter.
A simple candy method uses brown sugar and water to make a thick syrup. Dip tart apples into the syrup and coat them well then insert a stick to hold. The finished treats please children and are safe for them.
Twelve ripe tomatoes four small onions three small peppers three tablespoons salt six tablespoons sugar three cups vinegar chop fine and simmer until sauce thickens by about half the volume remains a pantry style preparation from a bygone era.
A recipe note suggests adding four half cupfuls of milk during rendering to produce lard that smells sweet and pure and turns white as snow. It emphasizes milk as a whitening and deodorizing agent in the fat rendering process.
Mrs Maria Goertz of Orienta Oklahoma writes that her family uses Hartman medicines and benefits include improved health for herself and children. She mentions she weighed 100 pounds during illness and now 140 after treatment and praises Dr Hartman’s advice and books.
Reading from an old kitchen guide, it describes growing mushrooms outdoors or in pits with horse manure beds and spawn bricks. It notes costs, insecticides, bed depth, slope, and prices per pound, then offers a gingerbread recipe with butter treacle flour spices and baking method.
Melt paraffin and pour a coating over the bottom of the leaking pan while hot. Set the pan on newspaper and scrape off any paraffin that runs through holes. The pan can no longer be used on the stove but will serve as an ice water pan beneath the refrigerator.
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