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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
3
Mrs. C. Sagerser of 1311 Woodland Ave Kansas City Mo writes that after eight to nine years of grippe and recurring catarrh she found Peruna gave relief. She states her symptoms included nasal blockage and neuralgia and that the remedy kept her from taking colds with most of her health restored.
A playful classroom line defines velocity as what a person releases when letting go of a wasp. The quip frames velocity as a quick action tied to a sudden release.
In all ages of horses and dogs, Spohn's Distemper Cure prevents disease, with every bottle guaranteed. Over 750,000 bottles sold last year. Priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Agents wanted and a free book offered. Spahn Med. Co. Goshen Ind. Special Contagious Diseases.
A terse dialogue unfolds as one speaker laments missed calls about a bill while the other confirms another absence and notes the morning is fine. The exchange centers on pressing payment reminders and a missed contact.
A quip notes a new so called noiseless soup spoon prompts questions about its quiet design. The joke rests on the idea that the utensil prevents audible clinking during use.
A brief quip notes that only a few people can both follow the lines of least resistance and heed an alarm clock, implying a clash between comfort and discipline.
New rules restrict lodging house runners from boarding ships or loitering at docks. Landlords must post bonds ensuring fair treatment of arriving immigrants and departing travelers. The measures aim to curb extortion by intermediaries who profited from steerage passengers and foreign nationals at New York docks.
John Stanton of Aurora and his long lost sister Mrs G W Waters of Philadelphia have been reunited through a film. The 73 year old veteran traced her after recognizing a character in a movie. he plans to live with her in Philadelphia. Waters has 46 years on stage and Stanton’s family has long been in acting. This marks the second time film has bridged separated relatives.
Rev Henry M McDowell resigns from Woodlawn Park Congregational Church after members object to his $18 weekly express messenger work augmenting his $120 monthly from the church The dispute to maintain dignity leads to resignations and հայտնում unrest among other members McDowell notes he served 20 years and faced debt while supporting his six children and family through a demanding schedule
Kansas researchers claim corn fed catfish taste better and grow larger using selective breeding and corn based feed. Prof L L Dyche describes a cement pond system at Pratt hatchery to reduce cannibalism and improve flavor versus non corn fed cats.
The passage lists several historic bread recipes from Woman's Home Companion, including Indian Meal Bannocks with molasses and soda, Togus Loaf using graham and corn meal, and Milk Rising Bread using mixed milk and boiling water. It notes minimal kneading as an advantage.
Expert Hermann Senn described as a master teaches thorough washing draining and tearing of salad leaves not shredding. He warns against steel knives and recommends drying by basket or cloth before dressing near serving time. A garlic flavoring method uses toasted bread rubbed with garlic then placed under the salad.
A curious moral about Columbus and an egg stands in a brief excerpt. The piece notes that no new puzzles are being created. It then shifts to health advice claiming blood poisoning results from small wounds and promotes Hamlins Wizard Oil as a remedy.
Choose a medium red cabbage core and shred it. Salt for 24 hours, drain, and pack into glass jars. Add a level teaspoon of red pepper and two cups of white vinegar to cover, seal, and refrigerate for a week to ten days. The result is a bright red pickle that lasts longer than a boiled spiced version.
Prepare puff paste and cut into an eight inch square with eight strips ten inches long. Bake squares and strips separately. Spread strips with quince honey, place on square crossing ends, fill base with quince preserve, top with chopped nuts. Whip five egg whites with sugar and lemon extract, pile into paste shell, bake until firm.
Pound four ounces of cooked chicken freed from skin bone and gristle when fine add three yolks of hard cooked eggs one tablespoonful of grated cheese mustard tarragon vinegar olive oil and seasoning. Rub paste through a sieve spread between buttered bread cut rounds and press to serve.
A frosting recipe using one and a half cups light brown sugar three quarters cup thin cream or milk one half tablespoon butter one teaspoon vanilla. Cook until a ball forms in cold water then heat until ready to spread.
A simple method uses a handful of salt and a cupful of vinegar shaken in the decanter. Rinse thoroughly with very hot water several times to remove all salt taste.
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