16 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
1
The Independent invites ladies to submit cooking receipts with their names. Members will collect, classify, and publish the best contributions in a book to showcase valued recipes from the community.
Cream yolks and sugar well then beat whites and fold in. Sift flour with baking powder, mix with salt, then add to batter with water or milk. Flavor to taste and bake. Mrs Go Brown.
A historical kitchen note lists ingredients for Walnut Bread using sour milk graham and white flour with baking powder and walnuts. It ends with a stray name MISS, KATIE GRAY, suggesting a signer or note holder.
A brief domestic note lists sugar milk grated chocolate and vanilla under the heading Mrs George Brown. It reads like a pantry tip or recipe fragment from a household section.
A short recipe lists ingredients for muffins including butter sugar egg milk salt flour and baking powder. It specifies bake in gem pans in a hot oven for twenty minutes and yields fourteen muffins.
A compact recipe notes sour milk or bitter milk with a little salt and brown sugar. It uses tea cups for measuring, 2 tablespoons butter and 1 egg, plus flour to a stiff batter. The mix yields about eighteen small cakes as described by Mrs. Geo Brown.
A simple cake recipe uses 134 cups sugar 1 cup water 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder sifted together then add four beaten egg whites. Bake in layers or loaf.
M A Dunham of Pacific Banana Company outlines plans to ship Port Limon bananas from Tepic Mexico to the United States. He argues cheap labor and proximity allow Mexico to compete with Central America, with 600 acres now under cultivation and ongoing land expansion toward the south.
The article notes Cologne in Germany as the City of Three Kings because, by legend, the three Magi buried in the cathedral are displayed to visitors. It claims Frederick Barbarossa transported their bones from Milan to Cologne in 1162 and that the archbishop received them.
John W. Modders of Moddersville Michigan suffered a stomach disorder for 15 years resisting all remedies. He sold his farm and neared death until he tried Miedric Bitters, which restored his eating and well being. The product claims to aid stomach liver and kidneys and is sold for 50 cents a bottle at RFL Billings.
A fragmentary passage shows SmaAll remarking to Young about fish from the sea and moneyhig's daughter, noting they are not goldfish. The archaic phrasing hints at a colonial or early modern região with references to money and social matchmaking.
The quote asserts that circumstances govern the weak while serving as tools for the wise. attributed to Ramuel Lover, it frames circumstance as both controlling force and strategic instrument in judgment.
A large crowd gathered at the Christian church to bid farewell to Mrs E J Harlow. Mrs J Harlow resigned as president of the C W E M and Mrs Will Sargent was elected her successor. The program featured Bible study by Mrs W Ham and papers on Mountain School work and missionary study, with musical interlude by Mrs Bert Ballard.
Luther Burbank notes Feijoa Sellowiana an evergreen fruiting shrub related to guavas with glossy green leaves and red white flowers. It fruits November to December, tolerates drought and winds, and can be shipped like apples or pears. Two tested strains include Altadena California and Royal Gardens of Italy. Italian strain is more compact.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference oranges from Southern California. The brief mentions weekly movement and forwarding points, but lacks clear dates or specific entities beyond the region. The readable part points to ongoing fruit shipments and distribution flows.
Quatrain style verse notes how the Sunday paper once promised wisdom and clever tricks from flea harnessing to carpentry, but now the speaker vows to sleep at night and rely on quiet Sundays at the gate. It frames the paper as a source of vanity and fleeting hope rather than practical guidance.
Mrs J B Miller of Syracuse reports kidney trouble and rheumatic pain relief after two bottles. She says backache disappeared and sleepless nights ended. R F Billings endorses trying Foley Kidney Pills for similar results.
Foley Kidney Pills marketed as a reliable cure for backache rheumatism and urinary irregularities. They are described as a tonic with quick results and four prompt relief from all kidney disorders per R F Billings citing the advertiser.
Mrs. Cora Thorp of Jackson Michigan says Foley's Kidney Remedy stopped an acrid kidney and bladder inflammation and dizziness. The remedy eased inflammation reduced pain and restored normal bladder action.
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