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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
4
Proven relief for itching burning and rashes with a ready ointment and soap. Advertises quick healing and cost savings versus other treatments. Claims doctors prescribed for nineteen years and availability through druggists.
A garbled OCR passage recounts assorted topics from a sermon mishap to references on government spending, transportation, and inventors. It mentions a Miss Marie, a telephone girl, and a misheard sermon cue, alongside stray notes about telegraph acids and military figures, all in a discordant, era-like style.
The document details a range of agricultural equipment and measurements for poultry and small livestock housing, including frame dimensions, brace placements, and hardware. It also discusses crop pest losses from the chinch bug, projected yield gains with better plant stock, fruit tree spray guidance, and notes on meat substitutes for livestock feeds.
A U S Department advisory warns hog cholera spreads via infected hogs and neighbor farms. Regular herd checks are urged with immediate removal of diseased animals and quarantine for the rest. It notes diagnosis by immune testing and serum treatment, stresses swift action to prevent losses, and cautions against unfounded disease labels. It also covers poultry depopulation after killing and hog insect control, including burning yard debris to destroy pests, and details insect spread and garden/field impacts across multiple states.
Department of Agriculture tests on over ten thousand carefully selected ears of corn find more than half show low vitality and are unfit for seed. Results indicate substantial seed quality concerns impacting planting.
An analysis argues that dairy cow value should reflect net production capacity rather than appearance. Proponents say true value lies in milk output and efficiency, focusing on functional performance over cosmetic traits.
A garbled recipe and home care tips describe cleaning cranberries with soda water to burst them, then sugar to sweeten, plus preservation advice for color and display. It also covers careful washing of china and pottery, plate rack design, use of patterned paper for decoration, packing to prevent chipping, and repair with plaster of Paris and glue.
A quirky dinner course describes serving coffee in hollowed oranges with brandy flames and hot cognac plus a mock turtle soup recipe. The text lists preparation steps for the orange cups and for the soup, including ingredients such as calf s head meat, veal stock, sherry, and spices, with method hints and plating notes.
Instructions describe creating a cabbage or salad dressing sauce. Melt butter, whisk in flour and spices, add boiling water gradually to form a thick dressing. Cook five minutes, thin with water if needed. For cold dressings pour over shredded cabbage, for salad serve immediately.
OCR fragment lists rough quantities for a bread filling with meat and fruit. Mentions bread, niphenes, auRar brown, chopped pork, mill, raisins, and spices like nutmeg and clove. Describes slow baking and overnight hints, with references to Boston.
A collection of historic kitchen instructions detailing India Curried Eggs with buttered flavors and almonds, Wellesley Salad with apples and walnuts, Brussel Sprouts with cheese, and an Apple Tart. Each dish describes preparation steps, ingredients, and serving ideas as written in an old magazine."
The Rev Edmund Heslop of Wilson Pi reports relief from dropsy and swelling after using Dodds Kidney Pills. He claims his energy returned and he fully recovered. Correspondence with Rev Heslop confirms a miraculous improvement and renewed faith in the remedy.
Old style baking notes describe a cream cake batter with butter boiling water and white soda, flour, eggs, and pan soda. yields 12 large portions. Filling uses milk dissolved cornstarch or sugar, heated then cooled, with eggs added after removing from heat. guidance on filling cakes when cold.
A fragment describes two methods for cleaning a cloth called olletoth and preserving JK with milk. The first method uses hot water or soap, leaving it half wiped and very bright but not dirty when dry. The second method suggests washing with lukewarm water and drying thoroughly, then optional milk to finish.
Instructional recipe fragment describes lining a baking dish with mashed potatoes, adding a well beaten egg beaten light, then filling with a mix of bread eramba and white sauce to moisture. Bake hot, fold a napkin around the dish, and serve.
In the text a method to reduce dust during swooping with carps is proposed using a Jayonge sized to cover the mouth and nostrils. Steps describe snipping bits from the In 'dda to form a hollow tee, tying pieces behind the head, and securing behind the bead for sweeping without dust.
A fragmented recipe describes bolting instructions and ingredients such as teacups of sifted pamp jin and Tuition mies with sugar and molanies. It mentions grated rind and cooking steps in a pudding bag for three hours, ending with a surge of rich, wweatened tram.
Fragmentary recipe notes describe making beef tea by heating water, adding milt and juice, sealing and simmering for several hours. The text mentions jar, rover, cluth, and a long boil but lacks coherent steps or measurements.
The School of American Archaeology has restored the historic Santa Fe governors palace, erected in 1605 and used for government officers during Spanish rule in the southwest, detailing its significance in early colonial governance. A note on coal imports from Spitzbergen contrasts with British road accidents and a Philadelphia dyeing works run by Mrs Katherine R Allen, linking industry and notable individuals.
Minneapolis resident Joana Abel details years of monthly pains and weakness from inflammation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with helping her regain strength and independence, urging other women to seek advice from the confidential Lynn Mass office.
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