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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
6
This guide shows several grandmotherly techniques to transform stale bread into tasty dishes. Methods include steaming hard bread blocks with butter and maple syrup, frying bread bites with eggs, making French toast, drying crusts to crumbs for frying, and baking bread pudding with tart plums or berries.
Instructions from Woman's World on brewing coffee for two. Start with a clean coffeepot and a sunlit window. Grind beans just before use and heat ground coffee lightly for best flavor. Use egg white and egg shell to clarify, then boil with water and allow to settle before serving. The first cup is considered the best.
A fashion note explains a method to age lace using newspaper. Cut wide strips, sew around lace edges, roll into a tube, seal, and store for weeks or months. The newspaper-tinted lace gains an authentic old color indistinguishable from priceless heirlooms.
The recipe instructs making a yeast cake with three pints sifted flour and other ingredients. Dissolve yeast in warm water, mix with flour, warm milk and melted butter, then add eggs and sugar. Let rise overnight, then mold into two large loaves in the morning.
The piece argues that confidence in a manufacturer and brand is an asset called goodwill. It explains firms spend to build and preserve trust, rely on honest goods at fair prices, and use advertising to create and sustain customer confidence.
A testimonial from Hugh Tall of San Antonio Texas praises Dr King's New Life Pills as gentle effective laxative for constipation. The ad notes they never cause pain and retail price 25 cents, recommended by Irvin's drug store.
Aesop tells of an eagle perched high watching a hare. An archer hiding nearby shoots the eagle, mortally wounding him. The wounded eagle glances at the arrow in his heart and realizes the feathers came from his own wings. He laments dying by an arrow he helped furnish.
Fountain County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites bids for furnishing sixteen voting machines. Bids due at the county auditor in Covington by 10 a.m. on a date to be set. Machines must meet Indiana laws and be approved by the Podiuma voting machine commission and tested in a 1914 election.
The Fountain Circuit Court issues a notice to Delila Sargeant and numerous listed heirs and spouses to appear and answer by December 7, 1913 in a suit filed by Daniel C. Reed to quiet title to real estate in Fountain County Indiana. The complaint cites unknown residences for many defendants and names heirs and devisees of numerous deceased individuals.
Long list of defendants and claimants in a Fountain Circuit Court real estate suit. Notices urge appearance by the September term 1913, with answers or demurrers due by October 1913. Court clerk Leroy Sanders signs, Lucas Nebeker represents plaintiff.
The Board of Commissioners of Fountain County Indiana calls a meeting Sunday October 1913 to fill the vacancy on the County Council caused by the resignation of James A Warfield and to handle other business presented.
The Fountain Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana issues a non resident notice for Clara B Huddle in a foreclosure lien case. The defendant must appear December 1 1933 at Covington to answer the complaint or face judgment by default. Attorneys Ros Purnedl and ALT Livengood represent the plaintiffs.
State of Triana Fountain County Fountain Circuit Court September Term Jota Foster et al vs Joseph KX Ervin No 27 20L defendant must appear December 1 1913 in Covington Indiana to answer the complaint at the Formatin Circuit Court witnesses LEROY SANDERS Clerk Purnell and Livengood attorneys for plaintiffs seal of court on September day.
The Fountain Circuit Court requires Anna Fosdyke to appear December 1, 1918, to answer the complaint filed by Johnny McPanter et al in the non resident foreclosure case. Clerk Leroy Sanders issues the notice, with Purnell and Livengdod as attorneys for plaintiffs.
Western Information Bureau promotes a start of a Western information bureau by the Oregon Journal. For 50 cents readers receive six months of the Semi-Weekly Journal and a 144 page illustrated booklet detailing Oregon resources and opportunities. Address Oregon Journal Portland Oregon.
An oily skin comes from improper diet and needs specific care. Avoid fatty foods and strong coffee. Eat fruit, drink mineral waters, and eat green salads. Use astringent washes to restore tone, avoid alcohol and ammonia, and choose astringent wash to remove oil and refine pores.
Frank C. Bolles, U S commercial agent, ranks Hamburg harbor as one of the world’s greatest seaports with 130000 linear feet of docks and five million square feet for unloading. The facility handles package freight, with bulk cargo moving to trains, elevators, or lighters. Last year 18400 vessels totaling 14000000 tons were discharged, with about 650 ship cranes in use.
Honolulu cor correspondent reports Kilauea on Hawaii is dying as lava level drops 1,700 feet. Professor Jaggar, in charge at Mauna Loa observatory, predicts the crater may soon be covered and extinct. Haleakala on Maui and other craters may revive as gases seek outlet if Kilauea dies.
A Stockholm correspondent reports Upsala students can have room telephones for 1.75 dollars per year. Unlimited calls cost 6 dollars annually. Sweden shows widespread telephone use with Stockholm households paying 10 dollars or more yearly.
M Pierre Goby pioneers X ray photography of minute specimens like diatoms. He places the sample on a photographic plate and directs a vertical beam from a bulb through a tube to illuminate the object. The method yields enlarged clear images of internal structures for study.
In Switzerland clocks without hands or faces gain popularity as timepieces in halls. A pressed button triggers photographic arrangements to announce times such as Half past 5 or Five minutes to.
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