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Newspaper
Boynton Index
Location
Boynton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1916
Page
16
From age eleven to seven she endured monthly pains and weakness. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports renewed health and regular periods. Mrs Harzey of Hamilton urges others to seek advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
Shadowed notes list upcoming events and county fairs across Oklahoma from May to November and a Southwest Live Stock Show in March 1917. Entries include many county fairs with towns such as Kingfisher Hollis Hobart Madill Tulsa Durant Okmulgee Pryor Prague Sapulpa Guthrie Shawnee and others, plus state events like the State Fair in Oklahoma City. The list emphasizes dates from September through November and notes a primary in August and a state fair in October.
Clinton voters set May 29 to decide on a bond issue, proposed at 150000 dollars, to fund a city water supply. Other notes report J M Gordon named president of East Central State Normal School Ada, J C Murray resigning as United Mine Workers head with John Wilkerson to succeed, a June 7 chemist exam in Oklahoma City, and regional updates on wheat, gas and electric plans in Ringling, Jesse Chisholm's grave location, and administrative changes at A and M College Stillwater and Ardmore land sale shifts.
The article lists multiple salad dressings and sauces. It includes methods for French dressing with olive oil and vinegar, sardine dressing, golden fruit dressing, a boiled salad dressing, horseradish sauce, and a lemon chervil oil mix. Each recipe provides ingredients and steps to create creamy emulsions for greens, fruit, and vegetable salads.
Take three or four parsnips boil until tender and mash. Mix with 800 of butter and a pinch of Bali and pepper. Shape spoonfuls into balls, coat with flour, then fry in dripping or lard until delicately brown and crisp. Serve hot. Do not cover to keep crispness.
Soak one cup black Mexican beans overnight then boil with two small red peppers and two garlic cloves until tender. Drain mash with pepper salt butter and a touch of cream. Serve centered on boiled rice with optional smooth tomato sauce.
Instructions describe cleaning scraping and boiling haddock with water salt and gentle simmering. For large fish timing about thirty minutes and for small haddock shorter, serve with melted butter. Includes method for fastening tails and serving.
A recipe describes making coffee cream pie with strong coffee and cream, sugar and flour thickened in a double boiler, then adding beaten yolks and cooking, filling a baked shell, and topping with a meringue from egg whites baked to brown.
A tip from February issue of Mother's Magazine suggests turning another pie pan over an open-top pie to trap steam and cook apples more thoroughly, ensuring tender results. This quick method aims to fix undercooked fillings in homemade pies.
A fragment urges readers to invest any small surplus money rather than spend immediately. It hints at prudent use of extra cash to grow wealth, suggesting a cautious approach without detailing specific assets or steps.
An advertisement warns against calomel and touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It claims the product cleans liver and bowels, cures sluggish liver, and improves health by morning with a 50 cent guarantee. It asserts it is harmless, non g riping, and suitable for children.
Short notes touch on wedding happiness and odds against the bride, an ad praising La Creole Hair Dressing as a natural darkener without dye, and a quip on charity versus creeds alongside a height statistic and a jab about women’s fashion sensibilities.
Adv: Some men who run for office ought to be made to run the gantlet.
American readers are urged to guard against kidney trouble with Anuric. The ad links backache, rheumatism, and uric acid buildup to kidney issues, claiming Dr. Pierce discovered remedies. It promotes ordering from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, touts Dr. Pierce’s reputation and his other remedies such as Pleasant Pellets and Favorite Prescription.
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