Beet Pulp: A Light Sky Veggie Delicacy
A quirky note describes beet pulp as a light, sky colored, palatable vegetable treat for Thursday through Saturday. It reads like a playful kitchen snippet with limited context on origins or usage.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
5
A quirky note describes beet pulp as a light, sky colored, palatable vegetable treat for Thursday through Saturday. It reads like a playful kitchen snippet with limited context on origins or usage.
Roused by the latest fashions Ullman Brothers advertise 12 new hat styles and shapes for ladies. Local officers for the WLS Elect Officers were elected last night with Brice Bradley as Past President and E T Jones as President. Dues set at five dollars until April 19 then rise to twenty five.
A. B. Otter of Rome and King Riddle of Gadsden were in the city today. A. Y. Seha] of Atlanta visited the Alabama as a guest. E. D. Mosby and J. S. Evans of St. Louis were in town on business. W. H. Brannon and W. A. Brown of Birmingham were among today’s visitors. C. J. McKinney, D. M. Andrews and Perry Bouford of Rome were here last night.
Leading Chicago packers including J Ogden Armour Edward Tilden Louis S Swift and Arthur Meeker with Charles H Swift face three indictments for combination and conspiracy in restraint of interstate trade and monopolizing trade after Judge Carpenter denied motions to quash.
The Rochester Hustler Regulars beat the Yannigans in Rome yesterday afternoon for the first victory of the season. The result ends Yannigans’ streak and marks a milestone win for Rochester in an away matchup.
A Rome-Tribune Herald report notes a 11 to 10 score as Wilhelm and Mauser starred for the Regulars against Holmes and Maurer of the Colts in a tight contest this afternoon.
A Philadelphia editorial argues moving picture shows shape youth behavior and urges censorship of cheap or lurid films. It notes boys mimic reel heroes, praises clean entertainment, and calls for mothers to lead the censorship effort to curb juvenile crime.
The article describes two classes of winter suits: morning and afternoon. Plain tailored suits in cheviots serges and homespuns offer durability and adaptability to strict lines with straight coats and multiple pockets. Afternoon styles include simple velvet and velveteen models for warmer, heavier fabrics.
A narrator recalls chance lessons from everyday street mishaps. Two women tugged by a cape loop snagged on a passing man's coat button, freeing each after a tense struggle. Another scene shows a braid catching a button as a man and wife hurried past, ending with a courteous untangling and a shared smile.
In 1844 five million souls across the United States and Ireland signed a pledge spurred by Father Matthew, an Irish priest lured into temperance work by a Quaker. The call drew widespread support among reformers and religious groups seeking temperance reform.
A reflective piece argues that habitual drinking causes family disaffection social withdrawal neglect of duties poverty theft and crime, warning readers of moral and social decline.
The notice invites property owners to list homes for sale and urges prospective buyers to call for real estate opportunities. It promotes handling listings and facilitating purchases through direct contact.
Six-room two story dwelling No 100 Sixth street near Wilmer offered for rent at 15.00 dollars. A six-room dwelling on West Thirteenth street near Pine Avenue School listed for sale at 1 108 dollars.
The case, continued from the first page, involves about 809 men plus regular panels of BO men. Numerous witnesses testify as the parties face a joint indictment, with a severance likely. If granted, the trial of the six defendants could exceed one week.
A horse named Hiorose, driven by a black man whose name was not learned, bolted on Moore Avenue at about 1 30 p m, throwing the driver and badly injuring him. The horse turned at Fourteenth Street and returned, pulling only the buggy shaft. The driver suffered severe skin injuries.
An wartime ad declares urgent sale of personal property to turn assets into cash for war effort. It calls for prompt participation by sellers and outlines process and terms for bidding and payment.
A steadfast advertiser who keeps at it finally achieves success, illustrating that consistent persistence pays off in competitive markets. The piece highlights ongoing effort, resilience, and eventual payoff for the determined marketer.
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