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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
6
A fragmentary verse notes autumn fruitfulness and winter cheer with lineages of seasonal praise. It mentions spring as love and Thanksgiving in fall, attributed to I. M. Thornton in a nostalgic, poetic voice.
A collage of old notes on apples including dishes like Apple Salade and Apple Fritters, plus a piece on shampooing children. It mentions Covent Garden, monks, and safety tipsfor washing hair, scalp massage, and drying methods. The jumble preserves named items and places while offering curious vintage guidance.
Grace Has a Loosely-Fitting Skirt With Aproned Flounce and a Beep Point Front. The simple corsair features a wide Medici lace collar and two large green medallions on the waist, echoed on the hat with a flower trimmed Leghorn and velvet ribbon. Three months for a quarterthal offer to new subscribers.
A reflective aphorism urges readers to shed yesterday’s burdens and embrace mental clarity. It emphasizes rejuvenation through deliberate release of past worries and renewed energy for present tasks.
A moral note argues against swearing noting that calm, balanced people avoid expletives. It states that even with scientific reasons for profanity its use reveals weakness and should be avoided to maintain composure and self control.
A historical cake recipe outlines ingredients and steps for a three layer cake. It includes butter sugar eggs flour baking powder rose extract and milk with a white frosting made from boiled sugar syrup beaten egg whites nuts and figs.
A Houston Post item defines a ideal partner as a hardworking disciplined 34 year old who shuns bachelorhood and marries a widow with five children. The note frames marriage as a remedy to stigma and praises industrious behavior in a social match context.
Instructions for a pie recipe titled Pieplant Pie by Mrs Belle Donaldson. Lists ingredients including pieplant two cups sugar two tablespoons flour butter two egg yolks lemon rind juice and topping of egg whites with sugar. Describes baking in one crust and topping.
A recipe by Mrs J A Shaw for a custard pie uses 3 eggs 1 cup sugar 1 cup milk and vanilla. It instructs beating selected yolks with sugar heating in a crust then topping with whipped egg whites and baking to brown.
The matinee musical group schedules its last meeting of the year at Mrs. T. E. Rainier’s home on Saturday afternoon May 29 at 2:50. Members should buy music for next year, or music not sold by June 15 will be returned to the publisher. All music for next year’s program will be on sale at this meeting.
A damaged excerpt discusses a writer claiming seventeen young feathered chicks show fur and that fur coated chicks prove adaptation of animals to their environment. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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