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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
7
A garbled text recounts a quarrel between a widower and an ex widower via a downtown public chat. They clash over a wife who prefers fairy tales and a doctor whose income comes from the sick. The dialogue reveals tangled personal tensions and misread通信.
Youngstown Telegram reports a tale of Amnon and Ansen dining at a swanky hotel. Anson allegedly used a foil impression on a cheese square to leave a tip-like mark on the waiter’s plate. The prank is described as clever but crass.
Fragrant emollients promise skin scalp hair and hand care with a free sample by mail. Address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Advertisement concludes with a proverb about wealth and doctors from the Fort Worth Star Telegram.
Willis asks about the system used by military planes. Gillie explains a two person crew with one operator and one observer who both engage in combat. Willis comments that Ike belongs to the mar red.
Lewis, a minister's son, watched the piloli ter share views on tight skiria. The next Sunday he waved and pointed to two ladies entering the church, shouting Look quick, father, there's two awful wobbles in the aisle.
An article by Valentine cites Prof. Alex Haig of London asserting uric acid or its salts in excess trigger rheumatism. It notes cold weather reduces water loss, increases uric acid buildup, and suggests hot water, an uric acid dissolving tablet, and occasional laxatives to prevent rheumatism gout and related pains.
A recipe collection for English puddings with variations including Plain Fruit Pudding Steamed Fresh Fruit Pudding and Date Pudding. Instructions cover mixing, steaming times of three hours, and serving suggestions with wine or lemon sauce. Contains specific measurements for flour, molasses, raisins, suet, currants, spices, and other ingredients.
A late handwritten style recipe fragment outlines Pumpkin Date Pie with cream filling and whipped cream topping, plus Pumpkin Fritters and Escalloped Pumpkin. It lists ingredients like pumpkin pulp dates cinnamon allspice ginger and nutmeg with vague instructions, plus fry and bake steps and cheese crumb topping.
A vintage recipe describing carrot preparation with water salt and vinegar, plus a potato stuffing method. It details peeling, slicing carrots into strips, cooking until tender, and making a clear appearance. It then covers scooping potato centers, mixing with cheese, seasoning, filling skins, and baking until tender and delicious.
A practical suggestion notes the secret to thickening chill sauce by prolonged boiling. It warns that patience is required and failure to comply with this method causes many batches to fail. The guidance emphasizes avoiding rushing the cooking process.
A man uses a lap of cloth dipped in wood alcohol to lift dirty marks from white enamel furniture. He then rinses with tepid water, aided by mittens, and repeats as needed.
A bashful hopeful pitches a suite of skills to a director at Alm company. The director interrupts and finally proclaims engagement, launching another screen star in Life.
Prof Aug F W Schmitz of Thomas Oklahoma reports relief from years of backache after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He states two boxes eased pain, stopped treatment for Bright's Disease, and a later course of pills prevented recurrence. He endorses the product.
The editor's busy day leads to a comic query from a reader asking how to stop hair from falling out. The sub replies with a jokey suggestion: brush them firmly part and keep them from quarreling.
A convoluted tale recounts a condemned man visited by his wife on the eve of execution. She claims two parcels, one containing a linen cord and the other a clothesline, while musing on whether rope was found or needed for the sentence.
In a Washington Star snippet a teacher faces offbeat student quips about the parable of the tares and a boy with patched trousers. Bronco Bob questions a boy about possessing a gun, while the class delivers humorous misfires and stubborn interruptions.
A report notes an exception as a speaker jokes that Smith’s humor appeals to him while recounting a fall on concrete pavement. The incident raises questions about the timing and tone of the remark during the event.
A rural youth visiting Cincinnati visits a downtown barber shop. After the barber asks to “clean up” his hair the man misinterprets the request and leaves thinking the barber was pranking him. He later learns the barber meant a shampoo.
A California court places 25000 as the value of a child's eyesight destroyed by an attendant's carelessness at birth. The judge says eyes are priceless and monetary recompense cannot replace the loss. The ad urges Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for health, while a separate anecdote notes a boy learns to ask for a penny.
A grandson named Edward struggles with long words as his grandfather asks a riddle about an optimist. The older voice challenges him to guess who fits the title in their household dialogue.
A brief 19th century style note reports a romance ending with a man lamenting a departed girlfriend who cited another company. The fragment mentions Thad and a position, with a Boston Evening Transcript feel.
Fragmentary text references a hotel operation and community concerns in Louisville with uncertain details about management and age of a person mentioned. The readable content is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or outcome.
A child explains a fight by saying he acted in a strictly business way. The exchange contrasts a Sunday school lesson with a business mindset as he admits delivering a punch in self defense after being struck first, reflecting on lessons from a teacher cited by the Youngstown Telegram.
A Klondike man declares potatoes worth their weight in gold. Miss Cayenne objects at the idea of comparing such a value to jewelry.
Druggists report long term, high satisfaction with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root. Testimonials claim relief for back pain and various urinary and bladder ailments. Customers in Pilgrim Texas and Gall Stones areas praise its effects after years of use.
The advertisement promises Swamp Root will convince you of benefits for kidney and bladder health. It notes a booklet of information and bottle sizes of fifty cents and one dollar, available at drug stores, with a sample offer from Dr Kilmer & Co. Bend ten cents to the company in Binghamton, N Y.
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