The New Dessert Delights Families With Four Flavors
A promotional note touts Jell v dessert offering lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors. Available at grocers for 10 cents. Encourages readers to try it today.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
6
A promotional note touts Jell v dessert offering lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors. Available at grocers for 10 cents. Encourages readers to try it today.
An OCR fragment describes a patent remedy with pricing and availability notes. It mentions a remedy named Luxetive Bromo Jauirine Tatilels priced at 25 cents and not open Sundays. The rest of the text is garbled with unrelated lines and partial phrases.
An advertisement claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures indigestion headaches and stomach trouble. Leroy Allen is associated with the product and a remodeling plan for a Chicago restaurant is noted, including new fixtures and modern dining style.
A fragmentary speech on Thanksgiving praising God for bounty and urging generous deeds. It recalls ancient feasts, family reunions, and civic virtue, urging cheerful observance, remembrance of absent friends, and support for those in need. The tone reflects a colonial-era sermon perspective on gratitude and benevolence.
A playful kitchen activity has children arranged in rows with spoons and napkins. They dodge, collect spoons, and race to finish first, while a crowd cheers and shares in the lighthearted fun.
A Baltimore American note reflects on a turkey tale where a papa turkey gains weight from generous feeding and care, only to lose his head in an unexpected turn of events. The dialogue frames the amusement and irony of abundance leading to a sudden fate.
A humorous tale features a self confident turkey and a defiant eagle debating freedom versus comfort. The eagle gloats over a life of ease while the turkey eyes a fate of being eaten, illustrating a sharp contrast between risk and security before a farmer’s rifle ends the encounter.
Recipe fragment describes selecting a plump hen turkey weighing 1 VW pounds and preparing a dressing with grated bread cream milk parsley pepper butter eggs and oysters. It instructs rolling a paste to bake the stuffed turkey wrapped in cheesecloth then simmering in water and finishing with pepper and spice.
The writer recalls past joys from youth in a maple grove and a star lit night by the Wabash. He describes arriving in Williamsport, working at a quarry, meeting kind people, and hints at guiding faith and hope for the rising generation as he bids readers farewell until next time.
A historical account describes a holiday dinner setting with notes on seating, beverages, and etiquette. The piece mentions coffee service, inferior seating arrangements, and a focus on substantial dishes like turkey and wine. Nuts, pastries, and fruit accompany the meal, and a child-friendly menu begins with lighter options.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed across the Philippines Haswadi Cuba and Porto Rico with flags and pageantry. Last year a turkey shortage affected our new possessions but ships have been sent to Manila and Cuba to prevent shortages this year.
A recipe instructs boiling giblets until tender and chopping them coarse. In the roasting pan add flour and brown, then stir in water from the giblets. Season with salt and pepper, strain, return chopped giblets, and serve in a sauceboat.
The article describes a Thanksgiving dance with drumstick figures. Ladies receive tiny drums while men receive drumsticks. Men pick partners by tapping a drum suspended at the neck, then dancers move to military music and stop on a bugle call.
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