Not Far Wrong There Hobby
Mrs Slathers questions a moral precept about good intentions. Bobby, a reader of the news, replies that the peace palace at The Hague represents such intentions.
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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1915
Page
7
Mrs Slathers questions a moral precept about good intentions. Bobby, a reader of the news, replies that the peace palace at The Hague represents such intentions.
A Oklahoma man, Thomas Jack from Okla, writes that after twenty five years of Rackache and Bright's Disease in its last stages he found relief with Dodds Kidney Pills. He used two boxes then three more later and reports lasting back pain relief with continued improvement. He endorses Dodds Kidney Pills for kidney pain and recovery.
A witty exchange notes that family ties are strained by terms and conditions of boarding. The dialogue plays on mismatched terms of kinship and agreement, delivering a humorous jab about relationships and arrangements.
Resinol ointment and soap claim rapid relief for edema rash ringworm tetter and scalp eruptions. Physicians and thousands attest cures over twenty years and urge buyers to try resinol products priced 26 50 and 1 dollar.
A reader voice asks about a pea Olimiat while a wary speaker mocks a pessimist who labels every worm as bait. The dialogue hints at humor and skepticism in a rural or schoolhouse setting.
A Danish surgeon has invented a camera small enough to be swallowed to photograph the interior of the stomach. The device aims to provide visual access without invasive procedures and could advance medical diagnostics.
A wandering sleight-of-hand performer staged the All-Mine trick for loungers, asking marked spectators to exchange dollars. He collected about a dozen dollars, then produced different coins and claimed all were his, leaving bystanders baffled.
Little Howard avoids comment after his mother discovers her yellow leghorn hung. His mother warns him with a prophetic finger as he stands on the coal shed steps, refusing to speak. The anecdote is attributed to Lacula J. Scott of Ontario.
A terse exchange features Chubson denying heavy debt while a rival asserts he enjoys a fine motor car and comfortable rides on credit. The dialogue hints at public scrutiny of Chubson’s finances during a tense moment.
A Topeka resident credits Postum coffee substitute with relief from insomnia nervousness and dyspepsia after quitting coffee. She notes rapid improvement within weeks and five years of stable health, praising Postum Cereal and instant Postum sold by grocers.
A guide to multiple liver preparations including calf and lamb varieties. Methods cover liver with bacon, baked liver with brown gravy, liver with cream gravy, and liver with lemon juice for a piquant finish, detailing browning, baking times, and serving suggestions.
A simple boiled frosting method combines a half pint of granulated sugar with water to dissolve it, boiled to thread. Beat the white of one egg stiff and fold in as the syrup pours, flavor as desired, enough for one loaf cake.
A simple fry pan dish uses canned tomatoes thickened with bread and peppers. Add onion, butter, and salt, simmer to blend flavors, then poach eggs in the sauce. Serve with thick toast, with optional sauce on the side for dipping the eggs.
A recipe instructs to grind lamb mix with minced meat and mace, season with pepper salt and gravy, cook macaroni, layer with tomatoes and lamb in buttered dish, top with crumbs and butter and bake.
A quirky old note from a kitchen guide suggests if a soup becomes too strong for the Mayor of some Obe Vegetable, it can be neutralized by adding two sprigs of parsley. The advice reads as a humorous culinary tip about flavor balance.
A quirky exchange shows a child naming a dream to be a motorman while a guardian foresees bleak future work. The dialogue reveals curiosity about careers and practical doubt from an adult perspective.
An advertisement urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for authenticity and notes the product has been in use for over 30 years. It claims Fletcher's Castoria is a safe remedy for infants and children and encourages children to cry for it.
John grapples with grief over a gift for his mother's birthday. Grandmother urges harmony with his sister and chronicling mother’s joy at a simple gesture. John confesses a desperate desire to change his daily life, seeking a more meaningful expression of care.
Advertises Casticura like products for tender skin with promise of intense comfort. Encourages readers to sample free by mail via a Boston department address. Ends with a humorous line about headaches and fillings.
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