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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
5
A recipe instructs cooking small pears until tender in a thick vanilla syrup. Arrange in a glass dish with indi fingers moistened by sherry, chill thoroughly, and serve with lightly sweetened vanilla whipped cream.
Washing crepe de chine is simple with tepid water and soap. Do not soak. rinse thoroughly and press on the wrong side. Sweet omelets use sugar instead of salt and pepper with sweet fillings, a versatile emergency dessert.
A playful recipe note describes making white and chocolate cookies flavored with lemon and vanilla, including jelly roll style assembly and sliced layered cookies. It adds a ground tips section and mentions Pettit's Eye Salve from Howard Bros as a product reference.
A collage of odd anecdotes and briefer items. An aging woman recalls a lost lover tied to a red shawl, then ruins herself with sorrow. Interleaved bits include marriage jests, domestic vignettes, Murine eye remedy ads, Turkish peaches, and a poultry vendor quip.
A Paris correspondent recounts the Apaches, roaming thieves who prey on lone pedestrians. They stage staged conversations to select victims, strike with arm holds or mutton bones, and rob while keeping police at bay. They also use cords to truss victims and render them unconscious, then flee before help arrives.
A new student asks to review his father's long-ago academic record. The father warned him not to disgrace him, and the student vows to see how far he can go. The excerpt reflects a dated viewpoint and a school setting.
Porto Rico begins introducing Java coffee cultivation to meet American demand for a highly flavored aromatic coffee. The move signals efforts to diversify crops and boost local production.
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