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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1908
Page
14
An elderly narrator recalls a neighbor who transformed a small backyard into a parterre and rockery. He admires her discipline and philosophy, noting how the garden and its features shaped imagination, restraint, and daily life, contrasting with urban conservatories. The piece blends memory, gardening, and personal counsel.
A guidebook style piece advises planting nasturtiums as bold annuals and combining coreopsis with sweet alyssum and scarlet salvias in yard borders. It warns against training against brick, favors long borders with colored rows, recommends drought precautions, and suggests using a hose for irrigation and dusting plants with white hellebore to combat pests.
A fragmented weekly menu lists daily meals from Sunday to Saturday with breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items. The text includes references to specific foods such as toast, cheese, berries, omelets, soups, cakes, and beverages, interspersed with garbled lines and stray notes on gasoline washing advice. The source blends meal plans with scattered, nonsensical lines about cleanliness and fuel usage.
Care guidelines for dogs emphasize constant access to water, minimal meat, and suitable feeding. Dog biscuits with milk and oats are recommended, dogs should be mashed and fed mush, and baths or grooming aid health. Water, clean bedding, and safe sleeping areas are essential, with careful handling of baths and feeding routines.
A long reader letter from Dunkin, N. Y., sharing kitchen tips and baby feeding experiments. Bertha from Pennsylvania and Jousekampfer from New York respond with recipes, cautions about tea and coffee, and methods to prepare infant meals, cookies, and tallow candies.
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