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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
7
A fuzzy ad fragment invites men and women to write for positions at Franklin Institute Department 432-A Rochester NY and notes a $20 weekly wage. It also mentions The Literary Digest subscription and asks households to inform the magazine about heat concerns, as part of a state leader promotion.
Wanted to borrow five hundred or one thousand dollars for one or three years with a fair percent. Will give first mortgage and clear title on 140 acres of good land near Hereford Weld county Colorado one mile from KR R. Owner has refused eighteen dollars per acre. Address Box 6564 Grand Island Nebraska 28.
A free booklet titled How It Canned Myself of Consumption offers valuable guidance for tubercular sufferers. Charles F. Aycock advertises the pamphlet from 711 International Bank Building in Los Angeles with Sun-Wed availability.
Mrs. Alex Tweedie of London and Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs met at a Chicago luncheon last week. They agreed an exchange of speakers would benefit both nations, with the first step left to the Chicago Woman’s Club at the suggestion of Mrs. Pennybacker.
A stored food note describes a method using tomatoes and onion with bay leaf and water. It instructs simmering briefly, straining, and adding gelatine, pepper, and salt before chilling to serve ice cold as a sauce.
An old tip suggests rubbing a raw cut potato on mud stained clothing to remove mud from skirts and gentlemen's black garments. The method relies on the starch and abrasion of the potato to lift dirt.
A vivid sequence describes layering blead oranges and sliced pineapple. Each layer is sprinkled with grated covoauul to add aroma and texture, creating a multi fruit confection aimed at a bright, tangy finish.
A historical recipe fragment lists Berkshire Cookies Crystal Cakes and Chocolate Wafers with ingredients and methods. It describes sugar oats eggs vanilla rabins or ma inseen soda salt malted butter ginger and nutmeg, plus baking instructions and oven temps.
The article outlines safe traditional bleaching for unbleached linen and cotton using sun exposure on grass or Javelle water. It also describes dry cleaning curtains at home with corn meal and borax, rolled and stored ten days, then pressed to remove wrinkles.
Jennie B. Belcher filed on January 7, 1913 in the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming for divorce alleging intolerable conduct. If no answer is filed by March 1, 1914, the petition may be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Chihuahua Lumber Company will be held at its office 319 W. 16th St. Cheyenne Wyoming January 24 1913 at 4 p m for the election of directors for the ensuing year and to transact such business as regularly comes before the meeting B B Brooks President G B Richardson Secretary News subscribers are coming to the Daily and Weekly State Leader in large numbers Hotter join the happy throng
Warm milk gradually in a vessel avoiding overheating to keep curd tender. When curd separates gently drain whey, mix with salt and pepper, shape into balls or pats, and serve with a touch of cream if desired.
A sloth-bound blank recipe book with indexed edges is offered for 76 cents. The item targets households opening up and gathering odds and ends, promising usefulness for preserving old recipes and clipping pasted notes.
Floak prunes over eight and cook um Wi tender. Drain the Julee from them and put the fruit into shreds. Arrange me lettuce fleal and empha with pecan meats and cover Will Great dressing.
The outer coverings are removed and onions packed in clean dry glass bottles with cold vinegar and pickling spices. Bottles filled with brine are sealed. Pickled onions are firm with fine flavor but do not keep as long as boiled pickles. they will keep through winter. Use them up first if possible.
A humorous exchange at the Atlant and Pacific hotel features a landlord boasting that five years ago there was no town, while a skeptical eastern tourist questions the existence of a herd now. The playful dialogue hints at rapid local transformation.
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