Fats and Oils Distinguishing Oils From Fats in Diet
The text explains that oil is liquid at room temperature, with olive oil preferred yet costly. It notes cotton seed oil as a major export used as olive oil, and describes substitutes like cottolene and butterine. Fat aids body heat and nutrition, with digestion details and cautions on fried foods.
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Remarkable woman with varied talents and wit
She speaks French and German, paints and sings. Her voice and presence evoke music. She is virtuous and sharp, quoting poems and surpassing many lawyers in knowledge, yet her vote remains denied to her.
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Ike
Sandwich varieties for entertaining guests in a period menu
A catalog of sandwich ideas with meats like lobster ham and sardine, plus cheese walnut and oyster options. Each recipe blends finely chopped fillings with buttered bread and occasional seasonings, aiming to pair with salads and beverages.
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Windsor
Pleasant Time in Prospect A Tale from Huck Hawes
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts Huck Hawes visiting his married sister in Toledo where she leaves him to babysit a three year old. The sister jokes he can manage alone with the child by preventing pantry climbing and book nibbling while offering a cookie or a ride on his back if needed.
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Toledo
Huck” Hawes
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ringworm on Child's Face in Stratford Iowa
Mrs Barbara Prim reports her seven year old son's face ringworm from winter three years ago. The red spots with crust grew to the size of a bird's egg, spreading to face and legs with intense itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about a month he was completely cured. Cuticura sold worldwide with free samples.
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Iowa
Barbara Prim
Cutlcure
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Boston
Merely an Amateur in Strikes and Odd Waiter Stories
A Saturday Evening Post anecdote notes a hotel guest with hotel-life habits during waiter strikes in New York and Boston. In New York a tough-hired waiter joked about shucking boiled eggs for the patron, while in Boston a burly breakfast waiter claimed he came to break the truckmen’s strike rather than serve.
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New York
Boston
Saturday Evening Post
No Longer Interested
Theodore Lane of 7849 Holton Avenue suffered a bad toothache described by his father as the tooth being removed. The father recounts the event stating the boy was calm at home that evening and asked if the ache stopped. The exchange ends with the boy confirming the tooth is out.
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Holton Avenue
Theodore
Teddy
Theodore, Sr
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Way of Some Ministers
Bishop W. F. McDowell of the Methodist church says some ministers are like charges they work in one place but balk when placed elsewhere, illustrating inconsistency in pastoral assignments.
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W. F. McDowell
Methodiat
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Marketing blurb touts Mother Gray's Powder as remedy for feverishness teething disorders and worms. Claims 72 years use and pleasant taste for children. Sample free with address 4 Olmsted LeRoy N Y Ad.
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Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y. Ady
Mrs Austin’s Bag Pancake ad debuts in Detroit Free Press
An ad for Mrs. Austin’s Bag Pancake proclaims delicious light cakes for breakfast and urges readers to find the mix at all grocers. The piece sits among quips and jokes about dancing nights and bachelor views, reflecting early 20th century humor and advertising style.
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Detroit
Tresa
Mourning Goods Sale Weighed Against Worries
Mrs Jackson pleads for medical hope for her husband while lamenting missing Slashem’s bargain mourning goods sale tomorrow. Doctor Emdee gives uncertain, cautious reply about his prognosis.
Stray Stories: Clash Over Suitors
In a dialogue from Stray Stories a daughter questions her father about two suitors. Her Father criticizes Jim as incapable and George as worse, claiming he seems capable of anything.
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Jim
George
Why Napoleon Succeeded a Field Leader in War
A classroom joke contrasts Napoleonic field command with bench leadership. Ads and lines from a late nineteenth or early twentieth century issue appear, including remedies and social commentary on women. The fragmentary clippings mention Mrs Winslow and Mrs Austin products.
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