19 May 1910
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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
1
J A SMITH state grain inspector argues against the Carter Amendment Section 49. He warns abolition of Article would grant vast rights to corporations and enable relocations. He urges voters to study, vote no, and attend the June 11 referendum to protect farm and state rights.
A vegetarian supper dish uses macaroni boiled then mixed with a thick golden sauce of yolks cream butter and flour. Creole Corn combines tomatoes corn okra and peppers with cream or butter to make a hearty side dish.
Dainty recipes include Spice Cake using a half cup milk and eggs, Griddle Cakes with soda and salt, and a Gelatin Pudding made from prepared mix. Directions suggest doubling for two loaves or servings and serving with whipped cream and vanilla.
Beaven describes hot mashed potato with butter salt and pepper. Mix with hot milk or cream until creamy. Bake in a buttered shallow pan, cooled slightly, cut into diamonds, then brush with diluted egg yolk and bake until brown. Serve hot garnished with parsley. Mrs Smith
Guthrie Okla May 17 1910 Milas Lunster rules that an Oklahoma licensed agent may not accept business through a foreign state broker with commission division. losses of 2 percent Oklahoma tax now halted as brokers route business out of state to Lloyds and similar companies. impact expected to save thousands in premiums previously taxed away.
A lion in a Pittsburgh zoo cage reportedly fondled a child’s hand thrust inside by an adult. The incident underscores danger to children from seemingly calm animals, with mentions of disease risks and warnings about illnesses like croup and whooping cough. The item juxtaposes this with ad copy for King’s New Discovery and other clinical remedies. Also reports a chance reunion in Anadarko where C H Plumb and A Maclean visited, toured the dam, and left with pleasant memories.
A reader suggests adding a small amount of water to the pan with bacon, bringing it to a boil, then pouring off the water and frying as usual. This method aims to reduce saltiness and produce tender bacon.
A fragment recipe lists two cups sugar one cup Engitah walnuts and three quarters cup milk with one teaspoon vanilla then instructs to cook until it reads like fudge. The note preserves a home kitchen style and invites continuation of directions.
Attorney A J Morela is engaged in legal business in Oklahoma City today. Watches offered as suitable graduation gifts are featured at Mitchells 88-Ttd with a fine array for buyers.
An old fashioned ad touts Electric Byte torette as a cure for female troubles including nervousness headaches appetite loss and other ailments. It promotes relief for backache weak kidneys and indigestion claiming thousands of sufferers improved. Nearby ads mention graduation gifts and a jewelry store display of neck chains and lockets with drugstore and jewelry shop names.
A girl named Jane suffers scrapes and burns from climbing and fences until her mother applies Bucklin's Avnies Solve. The product is claimed to cure sores corns and a range of injuries, sold for 25 cents at Plojeor Srag Co.
A service in song will be held at Christen Church Sunday night with a brief history of sacred music. The program features readings, testimonies, and the hymn Lead Kindly Light sung in tribute to President McKinsey. All are invited to attend. a separate graduation gift display will be offered at Mitchell's 88-7th.
A district court this week awarded damages to Mire Mullo Argo in a case against the city of Anadarke following a fall on a defective sidewalk. The suit sought compensation for injuries and related losses.
Dr D W Boyd came home Wednesday from a two week stay in Claremore where he took baths for rheumatism. His many friends here will be glad to learn he received great benefit from the treatment and the visit.
Mine Liza Deaper visits friends in Apache this week. J B Montgomery, candidate for county weighers, appears in Carnegie. O Draper, sheriff candidate, spends Tuesday in Gracemont. EB Snodgrass, visiting Dire Havens, returns home to Blair. Mien Edon Bergereaver leaves after a week with Miss Raby Thompson.
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