26 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Alden Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
1
Kansas City Thies reports a Navy recruiting station remark about pocketless uniforms. A recruit warns about the habit of thrusting hands into pockets, noting the difficulty of adapting after four years in the navy. The quote highlights discomfort and a perceived weakness in uniform design.
In a crowded drawing room, May, Dolly Clarence, and other relatives discuss a mysterious cousin, once a subject of local gossip. The talk centers on Ada Adare’s family history, the old mill, and a rumored revival of a vanished social sensation, with interjections about music and flirtations.
A jumble of culinary and household instructions covers beating eggs with sugar and milk, flour and baking powder ratios, and frying doughnuts. It includes advice on lard use, nonstick guidance, oven handling, shelf life, stain removal, and fabric and wood care with various chemicals and improvised methods.
A fragment discussing thinness linked to digestive derangements and stomach catarrh. It explains fat digestion, pancreatic role, and acid fermentation in the stomach. Mentions Berana as a remedy and notes hyperacidity hindering digestion. The text reads like a 19th or early 20th century medical column.
Fragmented OCR text discusses preventing famine, mentions population growth in the United States, agricultural acreage, and crops. Includes garbled quotes about experts, cremation, and political language, with no clear event, dates, or coherent sources.
An ad style testimonial extols Grape-Nuts as a complete food supplying brain and nerve elements for all life stages from infancy to old age. The narrator claims steady hunger control, improved nerve and memory function, and urges continued use with milk or cream for breakfast and meals at noon. References a family adopting Grape-Nuts after observed improvements.
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