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Newspaper
Baraboo Weekly News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
12
Baraboo weekly newspaper list of editors and proprietors named H E Cole and H E Page with editorial leadership roles and byline notes on publication.
The page lists subscription prices for three months and one year with unclear figures. A small headline notes "Byran yields to blushes" with the remark Well, who wouldn't. The text is fragmentary but centers on pricing and a light comic headline.
The short sayings contrast grape juice victories with the patience needed for harvest, noting the time to roast ears as a key moment. The tone reflects a witty, homely newspaper style about seasonal triumphs and timings.
The notice hints at cosmetic surgery options claiming a new chin can be built, while infirmaries remain unchanged. It uses promotional wording to attract readers seeking facial adjustments without affecting existing medical facilities.
A urging note warns that anyone wishing to view England should go now as suffragette activities threaten to blow up sites, reflecting heightened militant protest and public danger.
A columnist predicts that one day a bold impresario will stage grand opera in the United States, bringing lavish productions and high art to American audiences.
A report notes Greece may have misplaced the record of its submerged island Chryssis, which has been underwater for about 2,000 years. The article discusses historical context and potential implications for heritage claims.
The incoming Cubia president is poised to win favorable early support from Gomez, his predecessor, signaling a smooth transition and potential policy alignment.
A snippet notes that flour bleached by electricity may contribute to changing the bread texture and flavor once common in homes. The remark links modern processing to nostalgic baking practices.
The saying notes that marriage is easy for army officers while supporting a family on a soldier’s pay remains the toughest challenge. The remark contrasts personal life with financial strain faced by many servicemen and their households.
Roosevelt had his tennis and Taft his golfing cabinet but Wilson introduces the phonograph cabinet marking a novel presidential curiosity.
If the bill passes, aspiring politicians may have few seats to win, leaving most offices with incumbents and a narrow path to entry. The remark suggests limited opportunities beyond fence sitting for new candidates.
A compact, period voice item notes more rejoicing over the single moose that returns to the Republican field than over the 99 Standpatters who stayed astray, highlighting faction dynamics in a political party.
Two women from Wisconsin and Rhode Island report relief from organic displacement backache and bearing down pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Ep Ferron of Chippewa Falls and Mrs Abril Lawson of Providence say the medicine restored health and they recommend it to others.
The passage notes that the administration shows a leader can be correct and hold the presidency, highlighting a nuanced view of political judgment and executive authority.
Richmond Pearson Hobson resigns from the House committee on naval affairs leaving the country to face the crisis alone. This development signals a shift in leadership as wartime pressures mount and congressional support shifts to other figures and agencies.
The remark highlights that informed observers recognize many items are affected by tariff policy beyond wool and sugar. It implies broader economic impact and calls for broader consideration of tariff choices and their consequences.
A proposed law would require daily reading of ten Bible verses in Pennsylvania public schools and extend the mandate to include the legislature. The move aims to formalize religious observance in state institutions.
The piece argues that a major error of past lobbying was enabling the creation of the Department of Commerce, suggesting the move had long term negative consequences for policy and oversight.
The fashion pages spotlight new styles while the long standing senator shares a tariff speech, showing a blend of style and policy as political messaging remains steady.
Fragmentary note claims Italy aims to divide Morocco with Spain and Albania with Australia, suggesting Italy seeks a central role for Europe. No dates or fixed events are given.
Drawing free from W D Hoard and Sons Fort Atkinson presents a concrete illustration of the dairy cow’s value to a community. The copy titled Dairy Farmstead will be mailed to anyone free of charge.
David Grayson in the June American Magazine argues that the world ignores those who seek isolation. He notes the unneighborly person who says I can live to myself is met with a world that carries on its affairs while the hermit cuts himself off from others.
A humorous excerpt from a Magazine of Fun, juxtaposing rural life with urban visitors. Bunny Brewer recounts city folk observing farm chores, including a city woman claiming a cow would be butchered, and a street car scene where a pretty but slim girl is helped by an auntie of color.
An English court case exposes Irish witnesses as evasive about the shooting, prompting the magistrate to rebuke and order stand down amid a derisive reaction from Pat as he turned away. The incident highlights tensions in cross examination and courtroom conduct.
To each cup of milk add one heaping teaspoon grated chocolate one teaspoon sugar and eight pinches ground cinnamon. Boil chocolate and sugar in a small portion of water until dissolved, add milk bring to a boil remove from heat and stir in a few drops vanilla flavoring.
A vintage recipe and method for strawberry shortcake using flour butter sugar baking powder milk and salt. The directions include mixing and sifting dry ingredients, incorporating butter, adding milk, rolling, layering with butter and berries, baking until browned, then serving with cream.
Instructional excerpt describes low oven heat and long bake time to make a tender velvety cake. Details include precise measurements: sugar flour, egg whites with cream of tartar and citrus extract, folding technique, and cooling by turning the pan. Advises making the cake about three days ahead for best results.
A simple cream sauce combines thick cream milk vanilla and powdered sugar. Mix the cream and milk then beat until stiff. Add sugar and vanilla to finish the sauce.
A defendant was called back to the bench and asked how he could laugh in court. The offender asked if the judge saw the laugh. The judge replied that he heard it, deeming the evidence unsatisfactory. Everyone in the courtroom laughed, including the magistrate.
Friday reports show residents traveling, visiting relatives and returning home to Belvidere Hast Orange and Milwaukee trips. Community notes include strawberry frost damage, birthday gatherings, a Wyeville Fourth celebration plan, and local council actions on parking and mufflers. The Sauk City couple Mamie Meyer and Carl Becker wed and Otto Hahn Sr. drowned near Sauk City. funeral details follow.
A vintage style recipe instructs mixing sifted flour baking powder cinnamon and salt with sugar butter water and egg yolks to form a batter. Divide, fold in melted chocolate for a marble effect, steam forty five minutes, then serve with vanilla sauce.
Boil one cup sugar with one cup water for six minutes. Remove and stir in two teaspoonfuls of butter and one teaspoonful of vanilla extract until smooth.
A recipe describes a batter layered over cherries in a pan. It uses flour sugar bak ing powder salt butter eggs milk and fruit. Bake slowly then finish at higher heat and serve with hard sauce or cherry juice. Other fruits may substitute.
A recipe note explains creaming butter with sugar to make a hard sauce at 4% fat, then flavoring to suit and spooning over pudding while the pudding is still warm.
A concise recipe outlines mixing flour sugar salt and baking powder with butter, then whisking egg and milk into the dry mix. The dough is spread in a buttered shallow pan, filled with prunes, and topped with a butter sugar mixture before baking. Copyright 1912 by Jaques Mfg Co. Next Week Shorts Cakes and Apple Dumplings.
Instructions describe cooking prunes until tender, removing stones, pressing skin side down in a dish, brushing with melted butter, dusting with sugar and cinnamon, and baking twenty five minutes. Serve hot with hard sauce or stewed prunes.
Guidance on selecting materials for baking emphasizes high grade leavening powders, soft wheat pastry flour, fresh shortening, and cane sugar. It explains how to distinguish pastry from bread flour, when to bake with slow vs hot ovens, and warns against under baking and half cooked pastries.
Mrs. John Travis and Mrs. Fred Foster led musical numbers at the service. Outof town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. 5 8 and several locals recall James Parkins, a childhood friend and former comrade in Co. E 16 Wis. Mr. Hopper, a war veteran, discusses courthouse work and a new Adams post office. A fire at Ragatz Gasser store caused heavy losses, with $15,000 stock damage and $1,500 building loss, aided by nearby fire crews and community help.
Relatives thank friends for kind thoughts words and deeds during the recent bereavement in the notice from the family of Mrs. Alice McDonald.
From Honolulu this office has received a copy of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser. Much space is devoted to the war against billboards and much of the special number received was edited by the members of the Outdoor Circle of the Kilohana Club. Billboard ads on the island are dwindling down.
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