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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
7
A Boston traveler describes an observer’s tale from a northern Avon stock town in Maine. In a station smoking room a Frenchman from Canada asks for a Lewiston ticket. The agent explains straight or return, provoking a misunderstanding and comic exchange about travel purpose.
Eiuvailan sugar planters promise a cooperative mill and plantation the first in the Islands. One hundred twenty five homesteaders joined the venture near Laupahoehoe. No stock will be issued. legislature enacted 1915 authorizing such associations.
Geetha urges earnest effort this minute and advises planning work to reduce clutter. The piece discusses valuing keep-sake items, using alarm clocks for timing chores, balancing chores with guest preparation, and the benefits of a calm, orderly home life with simple desserts like tapioca baked with sour apples.
An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding and it lies in the heart not abroad. A man must live with himself and keep good company to stay true.
Historic kitchen tips describe Sally Lunn bread popovers dumplings custard souffle and custard sauce. Recipes use eggs milk flour sugar and baking powder with detailed steps and serving notes for a homey finish.
In dreary trenches the rain-soaked troops faced a drenched exit as a sergeant urged the men to hurry. A bulrush quip from a soldier gave a hint of stubborn morale amid hardship.
Ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as superior to cheap blue liquid, claiming it keeps whites bright and prevents yellowing. Large packages priced at 6 cents, with a slogan urging trustworthy grocers and a health theme.
A man muses on why they attend stag parties while his wife hints at a familiar quotation about excess. The pair exchange pointed lines as she departs, her exit marked by a pointed question about dignity and a broom.
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