10 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
1
A fragmented verse laments missing opportunity and unseen beauty as indulgence and desire block access to what is desired. The speaker contrasts inability to reach the stars with passing moments of scent and sky.
An article outlines fireless cooker methods for ham and chicken soup, plus oats and rice dishes. It praises the cooker’s even heat, notes no evaporation, and offers tips on using double boiler setups and avoiding waste. It includes admonitions about handling kitchen items and using sandpaper for tools.
A paraphrase of a Lord Chesterfield quip notes how a simple sequence of light supper rest and a calm morning can transform a man who would otherwise be a coward due to indigestion a restless night and foul weather. The saying contrasts courage born of favorable conditions with timidity under strain.
A collection of vintage sour cream recipes and substitutes including Graham Gems Cream Biscuits Horseradish Sauce Hermits and Carrot Pie with baking tips and ingredient ratios. The notes describe adjusting dressings and desserts by replacing weet cream with sour cream and highlight simple loaf and biscuit methods.
The text presents a pastoric, fragmented moral about preferring modest, practical living over grand displays. It lists simple acts and cautions, such as using a cheap coffin, avoiding waste, and tidying everyday items, reflecting a disciplined, frugal life.
A terse reflection notes that beauty can prompt admiration while excessive complaisance shields the speaker from rebuttal. it adds that in trouble, being troubled doubles the burden, implying a paradox of perception and resilience.
Promote hosting a simple picnic to ease social debts with porch parties lawn fetes or garden gatherings. Include reading fancy work or discussions, flower or fruit contests, and afternoon punch then light refreshments such as sandwiches salads cakes ices and coffee. Also share recipes for sponge cake and pimiento cheese suitable for entertaining guests.
U S infantry gear weighs 46 lb with full kit and 80 lb in field, down from 66 and 210 rounds. Lists weapons, ammo, tools, rations, water, and shelter items reduced, with new lightweight pack design and detachable components. Credits United States Infantry Association leaders and officers for the reform efforts.
Jennings grows homesick for old style greens and home cooking. Mrs. Jennings parboils beans with soda to mimic his mother's beans, triggering a domestic quarrel and a visit from Jennings' mother who reveals the real recipe. The family reconciles with a plan of sulfur, molasses, and rhubarb sauce to cure spring crankiness.
Dr. BR Walker of Boston, speaking at the Arlington, warns that after hours office work should not be followed by exercise. He argues beadwork not for vigor but causes fatigue and lassitude, urging workers to limit physical strain to weekends and holidays to maintain health. Washington Herald
An editorial urges more walking this season to improve health. It cites an Oregon judge who walks daily and is a good eater, a lawyer cured of stomach trouble by walking, and a clerical worker who swapped buggy rides for daily steps, noting the morning atmosphere is glorious after sunrise.
Simple yet graceful waist suited for home or street wear. Choose light silks for dressy looks or serge cashmere cheviot satin linen gingham pongee for plain style. Pattern 5134 fits bust 32 to 42 inches with detailed yardage and trimming specs. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number.
Dainty summer skirt design shown in plain white lawn with embroidery. upper part in fine tucks and insertion band above a deep tuck, gathered flounce at back opening. Suitable in sheer fabrics and silks. pattern 5428 in sizes 22 to 30 inches, 3 yards of 36 inch material required. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department. STREET AND NO STATE.
A man met a surgeon who attempted to cut him dead on the street. He intervened and advised against such suggestive behavior, deeming it inappropriate and harmful.
A humorous exchange records the manager noting a boy in the office who whistles at his work and a wife wondering if it drives him mad. The manager downplays the issue, saying he’s seldom working.
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