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Newspaper

Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1912

Page

4

Summer Dress Goods and Accessories Sale

Bargain selection includes dress goods straw hats cotton pants Poroskint union suits white and tan shoes and oxfords priced at 1.39 dollars for the lot.

The Mouth as a Key to Digestion and Health

The article stresses the mouth’s central role in digestion and nutrition, arguing natural teeth outperform artificial aids and that poor oral hygiene harms overall health. It notes germs thrive in unclean mouths, with estimates of over a billion bacteria, and lists conditions like pyorrhea, abscesses, tartar, and gingivitis as common problems.

Notice to Rural Route Patrons Renew Subscriptions

Rural route patrons are urged to renew Indianapolis News rr edition or The Indianapolis Star at the Post Office or via Ed Bitner and Merril D Coffin.

Indianapolis News Rr Edition The Indianapolis Star Merril D. Coffin Ed Bitner

Local Knightstown News Parade of Items and Visits

A string of brief notes from Knightstown area includes F F Brenan in Indianapolis with two prigs, local furniture ads offering 4 ft Solid Oak Swing at 1 98, Miss Lillian Righter visiting Chicago, and purchase news of E L Gates & Co after Edwin L Gates bought Zion Skillman grocery. Royal Lee family visit near Morristown. visits by Mrs Miriam Parish, Jasper Addison of Maxwell, and others. Mrs Mary Hill’s heart trouble update. multiple social visits and shop window bargains noted.

F. F. Brenan Indianapolis Henley’s W. W. Lindley New London Lillian Righter Chicago Cook Furniture Co Knightstown Ind Frank Zorne Joseph Miller James Powers Edwin L. Gates Zion & Skillman E. L. Gates & Co The

Lemon Honey Pie and Honey Cream Filling Recipes

The article extols honey as a valuable dietary supplement and offers recipes from Ladies' World. Lemon Honey Pie uses thinly sliced lemons layered with clover honey within pastry, baked until Brown. Honey Cream Filling combines granulated sugar and clover honey with water to a thread stage then beaten into stiff egg white.

Easy Way Of Testing Eggs

A traditional Housekeeper tip explains a glass test for egg freshness. Place an egg in two thirds water. fresh eggs lie flat, older eggs tilt or float indicating age. Floating confirms the egg is unfit for use due to air space from evaporation.

Polish Salad Garnished with Olives and Eggs

A recipe for Polish salad using 1 lb new potatoes 4 oz smoked salmon 6 anchovy fillets 1 oz chopped gherkins celery lettuce 2 hard cooked eggs olives and mayonnaise. Peel slice potatoes cut salmon lettuce and anchovy into julienne mix with mayonnaise herbs season with salt and paprika form border of eggs garnish with olives.

Hints on Cooking Game From an Old Manual

Badly shot birds should not be left hung long and should be cleaned promptly. Soak overnight or several hours in strong salt water to remove wild taste. Snipes and woodcock should never be drawn. Tie birds with string rather than skewers to reduce juice loss. Lay a slice of fat bacon on each breast to prevent dryness. All game is better when slightly underdone, especially ducks.

Orange Pie Recipe with Orange Zest and Frosting

Beat yolks from four eggs with eight tablespoons sugar. Add grated orange rind, juice, and two thirds of a tumbler milk. Bake half an hour in an undercrust. For frosting beat four egg whites with four tablespoons powdered sugar. Pour over hot pie and bake again until delicately browned.

Oyster Soup Recipe from Old Cookbook

Pour boiling water and milk in a skillet. Add cracker crumbs with pepper and salt. Bring to a boil, add oysters and butter, boil once, then remove from heat and serve. A simple, hearty seafood soup method from a historical cookbook.

Curry of Rice Hash Dish

A turning of cold meat scraps ground fine served with rice and a rich gravy. The ground meat is heated in stock or white sauce, seasoned with salt pepper and sage or savory, then piled in a mound on the plate and surrounded by rice. The result is delicious and widely relished.

Victorian Table Decor Returns With Crystal and Flowers

Decorators favor early Victorian styling for the table with epergne centerpieces, crystal fruit and flower dishes, and silver mounts. Lamp shades with prismatic tubes and chained crystal accents reclaim the festive dining room as lighting returns to electric glow.

Jewel box that growls like a mastiff for eight hours

Discussion of a jewel case that growls loudly for eight hours to deter theft. It can be stopped by a lever inside but risks disturbing owners and staff. In hotels it would alert crowds and tempt thieves to trigger noise, though the concept is clever if the box could distinguish mistress from burglar.

Hemstitching by Machine in Harper's Bazar

The article explains that machine hemstitching can produce dainty results faster than handwork. It details drawing threads folding the hem and basting, then stitching close to the edge before removing the bast ing thread and pulling to form the bottom of the drawn threads. Tucks may also be demstituhed this way.

Harper's Bazar

Local Notices From Carthage and Surrounding Areas

Ill Mrs Elizabeth Phelps and several others noted as ill or visiting relatives. Newborn son to J W and Mrs Whitaker. grandparents named. Bank examiner W M Whitson visited to audit the Bank of Carthage and reported solid conditions. Mrs Hiram H Henley visited Rushville with Leonard Clark family planning a Sulphur Wells trip. The Timothy Hay family missed church social mention. Henry and Robie Henley join Gurney Hill and Lemon florists in Richmond in two weeks for wholesale and retail duties.

Hiram H. Henley Rushville Leonard Clark and Son Sulphur Wells Timothy Hay Friends Church Owen S. Hill Messrs Henry Robi. Henley Gurney Hill Mr Lemon Richmond

Mrs M. E-B. McCullough in Dublin and move to Ohio

Mrs M E B McCullough was in Dublin last week. Mrs Asa Weaver shipped household goods to Ashley Ohio to live with her daughter Mrs Myr Weaver Brimbee.

M. E-B. McCullough Dublin Asa Weaver Ashley Ohio Myr Weaver Brimbee

McCorkle Family Returns From Monmouth College Honors

Mr and Mrs D. M. McCorkle came home from Monmouth Illinois on Saturday morning with daughters Anna and Helen who returned that evening. The sisters completed the full college course and graduated summa cum laude with highest honors.

D. M. McCorkle Monmouth Anna Helen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newsom S. L. Newsom Clifford Cross Henley S. Royal Lee Morristown T. J. Addison Myrtle Taylor Carthage Telephone Co Jasper Northam Chester Cross Henderson Miriam Parish Reba Fall Mary Hill W. N. Hinshaw J. A. Sipe Hill Kate Spencer Ramona Pitts Jasper Addison Maxwell Jasper Stevens Mr Stevens Fannie Yankuner B. F. Yankuner Mr Yankiner Albert Leisure Harvey Harry Leisure Orville Leisure Mary A. Hill Jesse Newsom Fair Lady’s J. O. Nelson Carthage Yankiners R. H. Hill Elizabeth Phelps Thomas Smith Adah Blue Ridge Clarkson Gause Denver J. H. Millikan J. W. Whitaker Noah Whitaker G. D. Miller W. M. Whitson Scottsburg Bank of Carthage Knightstown, Ind John Pettiford Jim Hill
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