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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
3
A condensed weekly digest highlights notable events from around the world. Brief items cover politics, culture, science, and society with a global snapshot and quick reads.
In a unanimous vote the Senate named an eight member subcommittee with wide powers to carry out the Lorimer investigation and begin work immediately. President Taft is set to receive Theodore Roosevelt’s unqualified endorsement for 1912, affirming Taft’s strongest campaign signal in months.
Personal miss Grace Bryan youngest Bryan child married Richard L Hargraves a Lincoln Neb businessman at Fairview ceremonies kept private Col Theodore Roosevelt denies claims of pledging support for any 1912 Republican nominee William Cornelius Hall dies at 56 in New York Mrs William Elliott Belasco dies at Colorado Springs John W Springer Denver banker begins divorce proceedings amid shooting linked rumors Church of the New Jerusalem convenes in Chicago Estate of David H Moffatt valued above 15 million Queen Dowager Margherita grants audience to Mrs Heloise Durant Rose in Rome Taft brother Charles Taft presented to King George at Buckingham Palace by Whitelaw Reid
A friend demonstrates a storage method using labeled trunks and doors. Pencils and tablets track contents and movements, enabling quick finds, reducing disputes, and guiding family members on departures and errands. The system covers closets, kitchen lists, menus, recipes, and hall notices.
A historic recipe instructs melting six ounces of butter then cooking four large white onions sliced and stewed an hour with salt pepper cayenne and stock. After another hour stir in milk then whisk hot soup into four egg yolks and grated parmesan. Serve over toast slices in each plate.
Slice cold boiled potatoes and layer with hard boiled egg slices. Sprinkle with pickled onion bits. Pour dressing of salt pepper and mustard over the dish and beat it well. Let stand ten minutes before serving.
Four eggs beaten separately with one and a fourth cups sugar half a cup butter half a cup of sweet milk two and a half cups flour one teaspoon cream of tartar scant half teaspoon soda flavor to taste Sift flour then measure add soda sift three times Cream butter and sugar Beat yolks to stiff froth Stir Whip whites to a foam add cream of tartar whip stiff Add milk whites of eggs and flour Stir hard Bake in a moderate oven about 30 minutes
A snippet describes cooking tripe by dipping in honeycomb butter and crumba, then broiling over a clear fire until well done, with a final light sprinkle of salt. The archaic wording suggests a historical food column offering a method for preparing tripe with butter and a sweet base.
An excerpted summary notes New York Commercial April article on Western Canada land values and conditions along the Grand Trunk Pacific. It cites $18 to $30 per acre prices, abundant water and timber, fertile soils, three land classes for farming, and potential rises to $50 to $100 per acre with mixed farming. It praises education and openness to settlers, highlighting Winnipeg and agricultural schools.
A fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases and stray quotes making it difficult to derive a clear event or names. The readable portion hints at incomplete dialogue with scattered words lacking a coherent report.
A vintage advertisement touts Hewitt’s soap as clean white and free from adulterants. It claims safe use on lace wool muslin and fabrics and offers two cakes for ten cents with a money back guarantee if not liked.
A humorous social satire describes a wife attempting to gain fame by concealing a pearl necklace in her bonnet. Customs Inspector reacts with disbelief as the old Porkenlarrd quips about not missing the sensational detail.
Distemper remedy advertised for dogs and humans alike with claims of cures and guarantees. Over 600 bottles sold yearly. Available from druggists or by sending payment to Spohn Medical Co Goshen Ind. Spec Contagious Diseases.
A whimsical Harper's Monthly vignette shows Johnny Williams admitting mischief with a grin while his Sunday school teacher laments the chance of meeting in heaven, reflecting on innocence and misbehavior.
The note recalls Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets first released about forty years ago. The product is described as a sugary coated tiny granule tonic claimed to regulate and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels.
A Chicago reader recounts suffering from female weakness and stomach trouble. She sought Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and, after initial resistance by a store clerk, persisted and believes the remedy cured her. She endorses the product for other women and notes she would try nothing else if it failed.
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