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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
10
A mosaic of notes on daily life and culture including a playful verse about a mother and son, recipes for corn cob molasses and black pudding, a mused reflection on weather and time, and a report on Germany’s domestic service regime where maids are registered, monitored, and can be required to stay.
A reflective piece contrasts nagging fatigue with domestic duties and family push to rest. It weaves a Bath England tale of Sally Lunn tea cakes and a practical, old fashioned kitchen primer with recipes for Sally Lunn batter and onion sauce.
A miscellaneous domestic article discusses appetite prompts outdoors near a shady lawn and roadside meadow, followed by practical recipes for Sweet Cream Dressing and a sugar mustard mixture for cabbage. It also covers the Wine Service method, and substitutes for cod liver oil using fatty pork, with cooking steps and serving notes.
A Chillicothe Missouri family bills itself as possibly the world’s longest living clan. Central figure Zacharia Hamilton 73 works at a light plant while several relatives ages 105 108 remain active. Other kin include a 102 year old niece a 99 year old brother and a 105 year old aunt. The clan attributes long life to self care moderate tobacco use and early rising with healthful morning air.
Dallas Tex The Indians are great on using the telephone They have tile or no use for the local boards Their calls are over the long distance They do not put in a call for the indivdual They do not ask for White Eagle at Canton or Flying Cloud at Darlington The call is for Any Cheyenne Any member of the tribe serves An Indian puts in a call for any member of his tribe at Canton Darlington Colony Lawton or any point It is up to the manager to go out on the street and pick up an Indian Any
Des Moines Iowa William Wilson a laboring man found 120 in greenbacks in a tin can near Beaver Creek outside city limits He turned the money to Justice of the Peace Zell G Roe and did affidavits Then he handed it to Polk County Claimants have crowded in including a roommate case The magistrate will only return the funds to the rightful owner and may reward Wilson if identified
The Bureau of Labor Bulletin reports 1908 wholesale prices averaged 5.2 percent below 1907 and 36.9 percent above 1897. Among 258 items, 162 fell, 33 unchanged, 63 rose. seven of nine groups declined, with metals down 12.6 percent and lumber down 9.4 percent.
In Groton, Tompkins County, Ithaca area, workers uncover natural oil just below creek bed. A wood stake saturated with oil confirms a subsurface seep near Miss Marion Goodyear’s well. The crude burns bright like kerosene and requires no refining. A development company plans a shaft soon.
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