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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
6
Contemporary guide on using honey corn sirup sorghum and molasses as sugar substitutes. Includes fruit cake lemon pie pineapple ice and custards with detailed ingredient notes and method pointers to stretch limited sugar supplies.
A fragmented cooking feature describes Green Corn Pudding using sweet or field corn with butter milk sugar and seasonings baked until brown. It adds directions for Buttered Carrots cooked in minimal water to velvet softness and notes on string beans as a serving option.
A historical caution from William H. Stewart Jr. on clutch abuse. Slipping the clutch wears the system, especially when starting on low speed or with foot on pedals. Avoid riding the clutch. start smoothly, shift gently, and never start on second gear.
The article describes cleaning rust from steel using a paste made of half an ounce of cyanide of potassium half an ounce of castile soap an ounce of whiting and water to form a paste. It then suggests washing the steel in a cyanide solution and offers a varnish like rust preventative made from caoutchouc turpentine and boiled oil mixed by heating.
A portable mud chain device offers quick help when a vehicle is stuck in mud. Made from one-eighth inch steel with two inch wide tread plates and one and a quarter inch wide links, the system uses a cam and loop to join sections. Leather on the inner band prevents scratching and the corrugated tread resists slipping while spreading pressure on the tire.
The article warns against hammering sprockets and gears when removing taper or plain fits and keys. Excessive hammer use risks fracturing the gear or damaging the pulley or puller. It advises gentle, straight removal to avoid undue strain and potential damage.
A historical note describes testing carburetors by immersing the part in hot water to vaporize any gasoline in the interior and force it out of the seep. The method aims to reveal leaks and locate faulty seals or joints.
An old article explores Uncle Sam as a symbol of American virtues blending shrewdness energy kindness and humor. It recounts Major Samuel Wilson as quartermaster in Washingtons army and a story of an American sailor changing a one dollar note into funds for a cause in Liverpool with a £1 recovery.
A garbled, fragmentary OCR passage references names and items in a nonsensical sequence. No coherent events or entities form a readable story or report.
Fragmentary notice records a dispute over petty adw costs and a reference to gold prices, with unclear names or dates. The readable part suggests a legal objection in an enterprise matter, but details remain obscured.
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