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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
4
The article extols indigestion as cause of many diseases and promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery from Buffalo NY as a temperance remedy. It claims the preparation contains only roots and herbs, with no alcohol or opiates, and urges readers to begin home treatment today for stomach health.
The Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington sold for $21,000 at a New York public auction in the United States first sale of early American portraits under the American Art association. The piece came from Thomas H. Clarke’s collection of 50 works, which totaled $788,035.
A column presents several recipes including Frozen Pudding, Spleed Cranberry Jelly, Somerset Smoke fish, Fruit Salad, Bisque of Oysters, Smothered Round Steak, and Banana Pie with detailed steps. Quoted poems by Chas Lummis and Henry Van Dyke frame the culinary notes, reflecting home life and domestic lore.
A vintage cooking note details Roast Hamburg Steak with pork, crumbs, and a pan sauce. It also describes Baked Bananas with Jelly Sauce, Keswick Pudding, and related steps including gelatin use and a lemon flavored syrup, all in an instructional tone.
A collection of old fashioned recipe ideas includes O'Brien Potatoes with onions pimento and parsley, Turkish Soup with rice and brown stock, Southern Rabbit braised with bacon and spices, and a Mock Angel Cake sum of ingredients and steps. The text reads as a mid century home cook’s notes with measurement quirks and typographical errors.
Worry offers no aid to planning for the future or understanding the past. It distracts from clear decisions about what lies ahead and cannot alter events already occurred.
An acquaintance recalls an incident in Hominy Holler where White Caps allegedly dragged Andy Whalin from bed and punished him with a log and hickory gads. The tale unfolds with roguish banter and Irish dialect as Pat explains Olf’m’s restraint on special occasions.
An advertisement urges readers to use Ely's Cream Balm to open nasal passages and relieve head colds and catarrh. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes inflamed mucous membranes, clears air passages, and stops snuffles, dryness, and night breath problems.
A damaged passage explains catarrhal deafness arising from Eustachian tube inflammation. It notes there is no single cure and emphasizes restoring the tube to normal to prevent permanent hearing loss.
A brief, unclear note describes applying a few drops to corns, then lifting or removing them. It mentions soreness and touchiness afterward, but lacks full instructions or context. The fragment implies a topical treatment procedure for corn relief.
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