Wife Takes Three Month Cooking Lessons
A joke dialogue depicts a husband urging his wife to learn cooking. She replies by inviting her mother for a three month course, implying a humorous workaround to improve domestic skills.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
8
A joke dialogue depicts a husband urging his wife to learn cooking. She replies by inviting her mother for a three month course, implying a humorous workaround to improve domestic skills.
A character quips that there is no attractive woman present, while another pretends to search the scene for one. The exchange plays on social flattery and awkward humor in a small gathering.
The Fountain County Indiana Board of Commissioners will on a date to be announced hold a meeting to consider a local public action and related matters in the county seat, with notices posted at official locations as required by law.
A decree from Fountain Circuit Court directs a public sale in Veedersburg Fountain County Indiana on Saturday June 16 1906 from 10 am to 4 pm at the courthouse door. The sale covers rents and profits for up to seven years of specified lots in Gavins first addition and, if needed, the fee simple of the parcels to satisfy the decree plus costs. No valuation or appraisal relief will be provided.
In Fountain County Indiana Circuit Court April term 1908 James L Biddle as administrator with will annexed presents final account and vouchers for examination on June 22 1904 at which time all heirs creditors or devisees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Administratrix appointed to complete administration succeeding executor Robert H Biddle deceased estate presumed solvent Lucas Nebeker Attorney June 1908
After the Civil War Dr Stephenson of Washington 1 CO charted a plan to form a grand army of peace. The first G A R post was organized at Decatur Illinois on April 6 1866 with Stephenson as department commander triggering a statewide spread to about twenty eight posts.
The piece recounts Rothenburg’s legend of Georg Nusch who saved the town by draining a three quart Tauber wine cup in a challenge to Marshal Tilly. Nusch fainted but survived, living to eighty, while Tilly spared Rothenburg as promised. The tale highlights local guides and relics tied to the event.
The procedure instructs scraping a cake of white soap or tallow, mixing with powdered corrosive sublimate to form a paste, washing the bedstead with cold salt water, drying, and applying the paste to every crease. It claims the paste will not evaporate or soak in and will be a deadly feast for occupants.
A guide exposes stage tricks from misdirection to controlled hazards. It describes cigars lit with blank cartridges, glass balls broken by split pistols, candle extinguishing via hidden holes, and blindfold aiming with mirrors. It also notes painted canvases and magnet-assisted dumbbells as common illusions.
A traditional Maori legend tells of Te Kupe fleeing to sea from Kawaiki Hawaii seeking a new homeland. He returns with tales of a wondrous land then leads seven canoes to explore. The Aotea is said to be the first to reach shore and the name Aotearoa for New Zealand arises.
An assortment of folklore and quirky vignettes sketches a Moros flood tale where animals enter a box with Noah, transforming people who ignore the ark into various creatures. The piece threads myths with a lion’s mate dominance, a humor line about oysters, and notes on ancestor worship and posthumous existence.
A jumble of market bargains and social notes includes sales on window shades and coal, a 7 day sale by J Frank McDermond, and travel mentions. Obituaries note Elizabeth Hutson of Newtown, and local names report farm loans, elections, and a narrow escape from a fallen walnut tree near Attica.
The passenger department of the Potedo St Louis and Western R K Clover Leaf route has issued a booklet titled Get out or get in from Ebert Hubberd of the Roycrofters of Aurora New York. Copies may be obtained by sending 4 cents in a stamp to Walter L Roses General Passenger Agent Clover Leaf Route Toledo Ohio 6156.
Advertisement invites applications for renting a 120 acre farm for three to five years. The deal runs daily through April 30, 1966, with a bound limit by June 30, 1906. Contact E. W. Richison at the office to apply for cash terms.
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