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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
7
An editorial note quotes Charleston News and Courier on happiness as life's central aim and the danger of prioritizing personal bliss. It urges accepting life’s fate, seeking happiness in new forms, and reflects on female forgiveness and choosing the right path before starting on the right track.
An eclectic clipping features a coffee slogan for Denison and the line Oculists are like poets in one way with a quip about eye deals. It promotes Red Crosse Ball Blue made in America as a kitchen staple with grocer placement. Also includes wartime bravado dialogue about blood and powder.
An old advertisement touts fragrant super creamy emollients for skin, scalp, hair, and hands, claiming cleansing and beautifying powers. It offers free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept XY Boston and notes economical value, with a brief aside about writer's cramp and reader's cramp.
A dialogue features Senator Sorghum debating party abandonment. He cites that leaving the party might help by drawing attention to its continued existence, while the opposing view questions whether such action actually delivers a final blow.
A humorous exchange notes Boston streets let pedestrians wander yet reach destinations while New York streets keep walkers circling without progress. The dialogue contrasts urban layouts and practical navigation in two cities, illustrating local quirks.
An angry father warns a youth to avoid kissing his daughter, the youth defends himself claiming he would not have been caught if not for rubber heels. The exchange ends with a tense vow from the father.
Noah complains the camel refuses to eat the supper quarters. Mrs Noah asks what is wrong. Noah explains the animal backs up and cannot swallow what he was served.
A short quotation offers advice to maintain composure and perspective during personal strain. It encourages not seeing oneself as central to others' lives and to avoid letting emotions dictate behavior.
A recipe list describes a date dessert with walnuts and whipped cream, a rhubarb pie tip to prevent boiling over, Ginger Puffs with butter molasses and ginger, Chop Suey with chicken pork mushrooms and nuts, and a Tomato and Cucumber Salad with mayonnaise or French dressing. The page ends with quotes from Disraeli and Jean Ingelow.
Fresh fish and eggs take center stage with recipes for Fish Chowder Japanese Eggs Egg Relish and Creamed Salmon in Peppers. Each dish blends simple pantry ingredients like salt pork onions milk and rice into hearty meals suitable for breakfast lunch or supper. The methods emphasize boned fish diced pork and careful cooking to finish tender vegetables and flavorful sauces.
A dialogue reveals curiosity about why a nautical mile is longer than a land mile. The wife asks in print how the nautical mile equals about a seventh more, while the husband offers a practical reply that distances shift with water.
A playful exchange frames a wedding through sharp wit as a romantic maid declares triumph while a grieving widower muses on love matches ending quickly. The banter hints at public skepticism about lasting unions within a small social circle.
The year promises proof that Western Canadian farming, especially mixed farming, can match other business sectors in success. Reports from Alberta and nearby districts highlight high yields, profitable cream and hog markets, and investors funding Canadian agriculture, underscoring confidence in the region’s independence and favorable climate.
A humorous quip from Munich Stadtblatt notes the mayor dons automobile goggles when at the desk to prevent ink from sputtering into his eyes, a playful image of a vigorous writer at work.
A Terre Hill Pennsylvania reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The letter claims relief from back and side aches sleep loss and loss of appetite after using the remedy. The piece frames the product as a long standing standard for women's health with extensive testimonials.
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