09 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
1
A humorous passage contrasts a citizen’s protest over 50 cent admission with the box office reply about costly films showing two men dining. Another exchange imagines a father testing a suitor, joking about marrying his daughter and potential fines for speeding, from Chicago papers.
A compact guide on a convenient sewing cabinet offering organized storage and practical features. The article highlights versatility for household tasks and time-saving design insights.
A Missouri inventor introduces a versatile sewing cabinet that can stand upright like a screen or close for carrying by side and top handles. The two hinged parts include spool supporting arms with pegs, cushions for pins, flannel for needles, floss hooks, and pockets for fabric or patterns. A drop panel reveals an inner large pocket for embroidery hoops and tools, making it compact and portable.
The guidance recommends soaking a young ham in plenty of cold water overnight then warm water for an hour, washing and trimming, and applying a coarse water paste crust with rind downward. Seal edges to trap gravy and bake in a well heated oven. small hams need about three hours and large ones five. Remove crust and skin while hot.
Instructions describe a cooked salad dressing using three fresh eggs three tablespoons olive oil three tablespoons vinegar three tablespoons bouillon or water salt and paprika. Blend ingredients beat until thickened then cook in a double boiler until slightly cooled and ready to serve.
The recipe instructs to sift flour with baking powder, add shortening and salt, mix with a wooden spoon, knead lightly with minimal hand contact, roll into a sheet, cut into rounds, and bake immediately, serving hot.
Split six kidneys and prepare. Fry six bacon slices until crisp and keep hot. Dip kidneys in flour and brown in bacon fat. Add hot water nearly covering, tomato catchup and table sauce. Cook five minutes just below boiling. Serve hot with bacon garnish.
Two cupfuls flour two teaspoonfuls baking powder one half teaspoonful salt one quarter cupful sugar one egg one cupful milk one quarter cupful butter melted. Mix in the order given and spread evenly in a buttered pan. Pare core and cut into eighths two apples place in parallel rows in the dough and sprinkle three tablespoonfuls of sugar over the top. Bake thirty minutes and serve hot with lemon sauce.
Instructions describe making a puff paste, rolling into a thin sheet, and dusting with Parmesan and cayenne. Fold, roll again, cut into long strips, then bake until golden brown. Store in a dry place to prevent softening of pastry.
A simple old fashioned cookie recipe uses one cup lard one cup sugar creamed and one cup boiled cider. Add a teaspoonful of soda and enough flour to roll not too stiff a pinch of salt. Best with one egg and half butter as shortening.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars to cure a case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo endorsers praise his honesty. The ad claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
Rudolph Heig retires after thirty five years as superintendent of the New York Newsboys home. Charlies D. Hilles, assistant secretary of the treasury, is praised for humor and finance knowledge. John Kendrick Bangs Jr. studies railroad operation in Detroit whileYoung Bangs excels in every task. Dr. Gilbert Reid promotes China friendship via an international institute. Franklin MacVeagh slated to receive a million dollar palace as a Christmas gift from Mrs. MacVeagh. A. N. Pierson builds the world’s largest greenhouse, twenty acres under glass, shipping flowers to Atlantic coast dealers.
The excerpt contrasts farm production values with agricultural output, compares water and land travel fatalities, estimates Gulf Coast rice suitability at 10 million acres, and humorously notes Newfoundland wind patterns causing trees to point east, reducing the need for compasses.
A discussion of side stitch pain from exercise after meals and the role of nervous energy in digestion. Notes on a joint radioactivity laboratory planned by the University of Paris and Pasteur Institute. Joseph Henry’s electromagnet work and 1882 Albany academy bell experiment. A German surgeon claims a method to prevent lung collapse by operating in a partial vacuum.
George W. Cable, once a New Orleans reporter, J M Barrie keeps a dictionary on his table for a sense of confidence. Florence Nightingale, famed for lucid prose, authored many books pamphlets and papers on hospital work and practical health reform.
A 500 page free book covers treatment and care of horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry with a stable chart. It lists remedies for fevers sprains sore throat colic and other ailments and notes it can be mailed prepaid for 60 cents per item. The notice cites Humphreys Medicine Co and New Baston address details.
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