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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
5
A fragmentary collection of marital sayings and quotes mentions men and wives, mischief, heaven, and union. It references Bacon Churchill Shakespeare and Young with stray lines about weddings and household life.
A playful dialogue about rain and baths mixed with a quip about light and eyes. A Filipino sailor essay recounts George Washington with irony and satire. The piece highlights tensions between independence, authority, and national identity in a historic lens.
A reflection attributed to Ouida on life, sacrifice, and joy. It contrasts liberty and happiness, suggesting life gains greatness through sacrifice and that life without joy can still be meaningful.
A recipe describes mixing flour sugar salt milk and nuts with baking powder, beating until light then baking in a can with a close fitting lid. Cook first half slowly then heat increases. turn can halfway for even browning.
Readable portion shows mixing flour salt baking powder and sugar if used with milk to form a dough. The text outlines combining the dry ingredients thrice then adding milk or water and using a can or bread pan for baking.
A fragment lists ingredients and measures for nut bread including flour salt nuts raisins currants citron and baking powder with sugar and oil. Additional terms hint at baking steps and cup measures though many words are garbled.
Sift white flour baking powder salt and sugar. Mix in rye flour caraway seeds and sweet milk. Knead and bake per bread rules. Excellent for sandwiches.
Ad offers a graham and nut bread recipe using graham flour sugar baking powder salt and milk to create a stiff batter. It promotes the dish for people who cannot eat beef or meats and credits Jaques Bff9 with the item in a weekly paper bag cookery feature.
A damaged recipe fragment outlines making a cake batter by sifting dry ingredients and combining with milk and melted butter to form a stiff batter. The method mentions brushing with butter, sprinkling cinnamon, and baking in a moderate oven.
A brief recipe item describes making corn bread using 2 cups wheat flour and yellow corn meal with baking powder, sugar, and salt. It adds 1 egg, milk, melted butter, and instructions to sift, mix, beat until smooth, then let stand and bake in a moderate oven.
Clear guidance on using KC Baking Powder for bread making. Emphasizes preparation, proper rising in the oven, not kneading like yeast bread, and following precise mixing and baking steps for a light loaf.
A collage of light verse and quips from multiple papers. Jests about Chalks and banks, wardrobe advice, daring rescues, marital foibles, and playful puns animate headlines from Cleveland to Kansas City and beyond.
A compact 283 by 28 foot two story house with full basement offers affordable living. It features nine foot first floor height, eight foot second floor, multiple closets, three bedrooms, large bath, ample light, maple or birch floors, and finishes of red gum or southern cypress. Estimated build cost is 2150 dollars excluding heating and plumbing. Readers can order Saxton’s 1914 plan book with 310 home designs priced from 1000 to 6000 dollars.
A quotation collection notes that lies should be trampled and extinguished wherever found and that obedience to God brings liberty. It cites Carlyle on falsehood and Seneca on freedom and fate, framing virtue as pursuit of quiet and successful wishes.
A New York paper notes an intoxicated man rescued from the Ernst river while a sober man drowns. It mentions a Belgian farmer plowing cannon balls across generations. Cherokee Indians seek to live freely, and Canadian husbands must obtain their wives written consent to enlist. the writer suggests limiting kin and rulers similarly.
A historical ballad details the July battle at Oldbridge with King James and King William. It describes bombardment, a crossing of the Boyne, heavy fighting, the death of Duke Schomberg, and the rout of foes as cannon and cavalry rally under the prince.
A humorous verse humorously notes the narrator’s aged misadventures with dance. The tango unsettles a hip and suspender, while the maxixe strains a joint and dislocates a shoulder as the narrator admits being forty and older.
A brief dialogue notes a man misreading a woman's invitation to call as a sign of interest. She hints at future plans by saying “some time,” implying patience is needed before pursuing the relationship. Published in Birmingham Alabama.
A brief exchange shows Mabel apologizing for taking time to dress while a companion notes the taxi fare. He jokes that the cab ride lasted about three dollars, trying to keep the mood light.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Daniel Webster Smythe joking about swimming and a mishap as he comes home his foot slips and he falls under a street sprinkler highlighting local humor.
This poem portrays Old Zekiel Brown as blind to kindness and progress. The speaker asserts Zeke Misreads goodwill, dwells on flaws, and wears a stern face while missing sunshine and growth. The verse contrasts petty cynicism with a middling, fair world view.
The Washington Democrats in convention reaffirm support for Jeffersonian principles and Wilson era reforms. They praise Governor Lister’s economy, endorse nonpartisan county offices, recall and initiative measures, and call for income tax, rural credits, worker protections, and broader ballot reforms to reduce waste and corruption.
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