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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
5
Miss Matwl J. Dawkins of 1214 Lafay gtte Bt Hart Wayne Tid writes of three years with catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies she credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring health and strength. She endorses the medicine and urges others to try it.
Fireboats owned by major cities now carry masts to elevate the water discharge, mirroring land firemen use water towers. The adaptation aims to improve reach and effectiveness in firefighting from boats.
The crown prince of Japan Yoshihito Haronomiya will represent the mikado at the coronation. He will travel by a potent naval escort and is in his thirty first year and the hundred and sixty second in line to the throne. He speaks English and French and studies Western manners. An anecdote recalls a proud moment when his father praised him after a schoolyard wrestling defeat.
A farmer's family in Atlanta Georgia believed a child was dying and bought a coffin. The child recovered, and the father, unsure what to do with the coffin money, placed four legs under it and used it as a water trough.
Ottumwa Iowa resident Harriet E. Wampler describes years of female troubles and rapid improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to try the herbal remedy before surgical options and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
The church boat a popular Swedish institution transports families from lakeside farms around Lake Siljan to Lekeand. The water route is the nearest and most convenient, as the large boat travels along the shore visiting farms to gather churchgoers who later return by the same waterway.
The text recounts a witty remark about Meyerbeer and Rossini. It notes their well known rivalry yet unusual friendship. A quoted exchange depicts a surprising answer about tastes with sauerkraut versus macaroni.
The article describes a combined Fireless Cooker and Stove with an alarm clock to automate cooking. The unit features a hardword exterior, a non rustable metal liner, and a fireproof interior. Wires pass through to an electric stove in a receptacle, enabling time-triggered heating that opens a switch when the alarm sounds. The device lets a homemaker start meals and shop while cooking, returning to hot food.
Instructions describe making small German cakes using eggs sugar soda and flour, with rising and cooling times. The method includes rolling dough to thickness slightly over pie crust, cutting with molds or cutters, drying overnight, and baking on caraway seed dusted pans at a slow even heat for about 45 minutes. The note adds they are favored among Germans and very good.
A vintage recipe describes making a strawberry pie by invert baking a crust, pricking it with forks, then filling with fresh strawberries. The crust is baked, cooled on a plate, then strawberries are added and topped with beaten egg whites and sugar before a final light browning in the oven.
A basic rice pudding style dish is prepared by washing a cupful of rice, boiling with salted sugar syrup, then mold formed and cooled. Serve with heated canned fruit syrup poured over, fruit arranged around the mold, hot or cold.
A practical historical recipe for currant pudding. It lists ingredients including flour currants milk baking powder and salt. The batter is baked in a buttered dish for about an hour and served with sugar or syrup.
A dated kitchen note describes making meat cakes by mincing cold meat finely with bacon, seasoning with pepper and salt, mixing well, frying and serving with gravy, and serving five with hot biscuits for breakfast.
A summer wages dispute ends quickly after the manager notes sufficient voices and the leading tenor Wan insists on singing only his summer voice. The tenor's engagement and his summer voice are terminated. The item also references marine eye remedies and household lamp care alongside various old medicinal pitches and agricultural notes from Lancashire.
A Chicago electrical expert argues vacuum cleaning is the most effective method to separate animals from seas they inhabit, noting older techniques remain only partly satisfactory.
A vivid scene recalls a pretty young girl who greets a navy officer with marked interest and declares her love for the navy. She chants fervently about the navy, asking where it is now, revealing ecstatic emotion and eager anticipation.
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