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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
6
The article shares practical, period style methods to transform stale bread into new dishes. It lists steps for turned bread servings, toast variants, and inventive puddings using eggs milk breadcrumbs crusts and fruit fillings like plums cherries and berries. It emphasizes frugal cooking with home baked or leftover bread.
Practical old fashioned coffee method from Woman's World. Use unground beans ground fresh before use and heat grounds lightly. Mix four level teaspoonfuls coffee with egg white and shell, then boil with water, settle, and keep hot without boiling before serving. The first cup is considered the best.
A newspaper craft method teaches aging lace by wrapping lace-trimmed strips around a paper roll, sealing, and storing for weeks or months. The resulting color imitates priceless heirlooms, with newspaper providing the aged effect.
Recipe outlines a yeast cake with flour butter milk eggs and sugar. Yeast is dissolved in warm water then mixed into flour with melted butter and milk followed by eggs and sugar. The dough rises overnight and forms two large loaves in the morning.
The piece argues that confidence in a manufacturer's integrity is a key asset, built by honest goods and fair pricing. Advertised goods are assumed high class because ads create trust, and the product quality then reinforces customer confidence.
A San Antonio man, Hugh Tall, swears by Dr. King's New Life Pills, calling them the best pills ever taken and claiming they never cause pain. Price two cents and recommended by Irvin's drug store.
Aesoph tells of an eagle crouched on a rock watching a hare as an archer hidden nearby shoots the eagle mortally. The wounded bird sees the arrow in his heart and realizes the feathers of the arrow came from his own wings. It laments dying by an arrow tied to its own feathers.
The Fountain County Board of Commissioners invites bids submitted to the Auditor's office at Covington Court House Indiana for a stated project. Bids must be received by ten o clock a m on the specified closing date to be considered.
On November 6 1913 Fountain County Indiana invites bids to furnish sixteen voting machines meeting state laws standards. Machines must be shipped by September 1 1914 and demonstrated in Covington. Lowest or best bid may win with guaranteed five year service and surety bond.
State of Indiana Fountain County Fountain Circuit Court September term Mia ALO Daniel C Reed vs Delila Sargeant and others No 2545 Plaintiffs complaint seeks to quiet title to real estate in Fountain County Indiana and names many defendants with unknown residences The notice requires appearance and answer by December 11 1915 on the seventy first judicial day of the term filed October 4 1913 Clerk Leroy Sanders Seal and Lucas Nebeker Attorney for Plaintiff 10 10 13 W3
The Fountain County Indiana Board of Commissioners schedules an election on Saturday October 18 1913 to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James A Warfield and to handle other business as presented by order dated October 1913.
Clara B. Huddle is notified she must appear by December 1 in Fountain County Indiana to answer the foreclosure complaint filed by John A. Foster and others. Clerk Leroy Sanders signs the notice with seal. attorneys F. S. Purnell and A. Livengood represent plaintiffs.
Fountain County Indiana September term. John Irvine, defendant, a nonresident of Indiana, is notified to appear December 1 in the Fountain Circuit Court at Covington to answer the complaint or face determination in his absence. Court seal and attorneys Parnell and Livengood attest.
The Fountain Circuit Court announces that Anna FE Posdyke, a defendant in Barceloeiute Street Vs. Foster et al., must appear by December 31, 1913, or default will be entered. The notice, dated September 23, 1913, warns of action in the 61st Judicial Day of the term at Covington court, per Clerk Leroy Sanders.
The Oregon Journal announces a Western Information Bureau start and a special offer. Send 150 cents for six months and receive the Semi-Weekly Journal plus a 144 page illustrated book describing Oregon resources and opportunities at no extra charge. Address Oregon Journal Portland Oregon.
Practical health hint advises dietary changes to control oily skin. Avoid fatty foods strong coffee and rich viands eat fruit and salads drink mineral waters. Use an astrigent wash to remove oil whiten and refine pores while avoiding alcohol camphor and ammonia.
Frank C. Golles lauds Hamburg harbor as perhaps the greatest port complex, noting 130000 linear feet of dockage and 5,000000 square feet for unloading. He cites 18400 vessels and 14000000 tons of tonnage in the prior year, with 650 ship cranes powered by a city utility.
Honolulu corresp reports Kilauea in Mauna Loa observatory notes fires down 1700 feet and likely crater filled by cooled lava within a short time. Haleakala on Maui may break forth. if Kilauea dies gases may reactivate Diamond Head and Punchbowl craters as living pits. Mokuaweweoo nearly extinct.
A Stockholm correspondent notes Sweden offers very cheap telephone service. At Upsala University students pay 1.75 dollars yearly for room telephones, while the national rate features unlimited calls at six dollars annually. Stockholm rates start at ten dollars per year as service expands to nearly every household.
Pierre Goby claims to be the first to photograph minute specimens with X rays. He places diatoms on a photographic plate and directs a verticen beam from a bulb through a tube to illuminate the object. The resulting image shows interior structure enlarged for study.
Clocks without hands or faces become common in Switzerland. A wall piece calls out the time aloud when a button is pressed using photographic arrangements, announcing phrases such as Half past 5 or Five minutes to 9.
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