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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
8
An 1900s style culinary piece lists seasonally prepared fish dishes with step by step methods. It describes Piquant Stuffing using bread crumbs vinegar olives pickles green pepper and curry, plus butter. Also outlines Broiled Fish and Baked Trout with Shrimp Sauce and butter lemon, detailing preparation and cooking times.
A reflective piece on mastering self control and patience. It questions the cost of anger and bitter words, urging calm composure to avoid sorrow, urging readers to pause before reacting and to temper the spirit.
Zona Gale stands out as an American writer who produced both novels and plays. Her novel Miss Lulu Bett won the Pulitzer prize and was later adapted for the stage with a long New York and national run. Her second play Mr Pite, adapted from a novel, was produced but not as successful.
A poem praising brave women and men who endured poverty and grief with faith and courage. It honors those unseen heroes whose steadfast strength supports families and communities, while asking who truly deserves the tribute of the free.
A fragment from a hotel lobby scene depicts a hotel stenographer and a group of women discussing smoking norms. The speaker notes many girls smoke, citing parental influence, family training, and social imitation as key factors shaping behavior across generations.
A domestic dispute unfolds as Piedmont Sprey refuses to fix a kitchen table during a tense moment at home. He asserts he is a bartender, not a carpenter or mechanic, while his wife pleads for a simple repair after a tiring day at sea. The dialogue highlights strain and desire for peace.
Julia Botlomley reports on the summer fashion wave for 1908 featuring picturesque hats with feathered and floral trims. Styles favor large, airy silhouettes, broad brims, and ribbon bindings atop light coats in tan tweed and blue. Bridesmaids hats push ornate, flowered designs while straight-line gowns and side-fastening hats dominate the season’s look.
A scattered set of kitchen notes on cheese as a versatile protein source. Instructions cover Stuffed Potatoes, Hot Cheese Sandwiches, Potatoes with Cheese, Rice Baked With Cheese, Ham Baked In Milk, Charleston Muffins, Leeks au Gratin, Date Dishes, Date Bread, Date Pudding, and date inspired desserts. Emphasis on cheese as a waste saver and nutrient rich supplement to meat.
An old note describes Bayer aspirin packaging with the Bayer Cross and claims of safety based on twenty five years of use by physicians for colds headaches neuritis lumbar toothache rheumatism neuralgia and pain. It mentions twelve tablets per pack and compares prices with bottles of 24 and 100.
The Electric Interests report shows 2,609,100 homes nationwide with higher densities in the western section and New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It notes 815,000 in New England and 2,023,000 across the South and Atlantic states, totaling 5,585,000 in Central regions plus 17,000 in the Mountain states and 1,000,400 on the Macitie coast. More than 60 percent of Utah homes are electrified, reflecting broader adoption of electricity in American households.
An old advertisement promotes Cutleura for sore hands and skin care. It mentions using Cutleura Ointment with soap and drying tissue, claiming benefits for all toilet purposes and retirement of dry hands. The language reflects period advertisement style.
An observed Vienna market shift shows Italian cauliflower and oranges entering underpriced, with Jews who emigrated to Palestine buying up early shipments. Prices drop to quarter domestic levels as Austrians resist Italian produce, leaving outlets to competition from Tuscan oranges and local hothouse crops.
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