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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
8
Practical pudding ideas from HilDA Richmond include Apple Pudding baked in a pan with apples and batter, Bread Pudding using bread crumbs milk eggs sugar and jam, Peach Pudding with lemon flavor or jam, and Coconut Pudding a custard baked with coconut. The text notes serving suggestions with milk, fruit and cautions about overcooking.
Mrs Joseph V Witherbee spoke in Brooklyn about boys learning domestic skills equal to girls. She said the new boy cooks, cleans, sews, and maintains a bachelor household, supporting a shared family labor ethos while remaining a student. The article cites the New York Tribune on evolving views of domestic education for boys.
An old magazine excerpt recalls Spurgeon near his tabernacle where a crowded water fountain sparked a man’s text for the night. It notes a hot evening, a parched crowd, and Spurgeon delivering one of his finest sermons on the line Why am I parched. The snippet then shifts to a Boston bequest by Robert Breck Brigham for a new hospital, plus generous gifts from D A Moffatt to financial figures in Denver and New York, with a reference to European travels.
A long wartime legend unfolds near Harrisonville Cass County Missouri as a loyal slave protects a fortune left by a physician, endures a perilous sea voyage, and returns home to aid kin in a 1848 gold search. The servant's grave marks the tale of ASA McREYNOLDS and a hurricane wind.
A farmer restrains a field against riding huntsmen. He assigns a boy to guard a gate. The boy is urged to obey the master’s orders but opens the gate as the party pressures him. A nobleman arrives and asks the boy if he knows me, Wellington, and to open the gates.
An old two column ad claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion by aiding digestion. It asserts many suffer heart discomfort from poor digestion, with Kodo Dyspepsia Cure as a digestion aid. Brand mentions Whlars & Adams and H Miller as sellers.
G Mf Hansen Lima C and engineer Ly 13 and W R state they suffered backache and kidney troubles. After using Foley's Kidney Cure they felt relief and recommend it to others, especially fellow trainmen. The testimonial notes relief from a single battle and advocates the remedy to friends in the railway profession.
An OCR fragment lists several patent medicines and tonics. It promotes One Minute Cough Dir, Rocky Mountain Tea, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, DeWitt's Little Liver Pills, Cascarets, and Hartwig's Long Balsam as cures for coughs throat and lung ailments. Mentions RB Miller druggist and a Chicago address.
A jumble of misread text with promotional lines for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Bartweil's Lung Halsam and various cures. Mentions names and places in incomplete form, including Chicago and Frostburg Ma. The legible parts reference indigestion cough remedies and pills labeled as the best ever made, but no coherent news event or clear subject emerges.
An old advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as infallible for throat and lung troubles and claims doctors use it for grippe. The copy highlights its supposed broad healing claims from child care to nervous exhaustion and various ailments, naming several products and endorsers.
The note warns buyers about counterfeiters and counterfeit sales of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, described as original and infallible for piles, injuries, sores and skin diseases, urging caution in purchases.
Mrs. BR J Starth of 795 6th St Chicago testifies that Wig cough relief offered immediate relief and cure for her ill children. R H Miller also endorses the product as reliably effective for throat and lung ailments, noting rapid cures where others fail.
An odd ad item touts a painting worth millions and a pumpkin praising Dr Cald wall’s Syrup Papsin for constipation indigestion and headaches. It also promotes candies and patent remedies with assorted testimonials from Fred Scorsy of Detroit and R. Miller, urging cures and refunds.
An aged advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Yar Tocever as a remedy that cures exposure and prevents pneumonia or consumption. It warns against substitutes and promotes R. H. Miller as the advertiser.
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