24 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
1
A speaker pleads to God with empty hands and weary feet, lamenting lack of wealth yet affirming inner strength. He refuses hollow offerings and vows to rise against temptation, praying with a full heart despite material deprivation. The poem contrasts barren possessions with steadfast faith amid defeat and exile.
The article traces early Pilgrim hardships during a harsh winter at Plymouth and how spring, harvest, and a communal feast forged a tradition of Thanksgiving as a family reunion. It celebrates returning relatives, shared memories, church observance, and gratitude for home and future blessings. The closing quip notes a girl’s humorous wish for a silver spoon filled with ice cream soda.
The article compares sea life to floral beauty noting that the sea hosts brilliant marine displays not from plants but animals. Flying corals sea anemones and sea cucumbers are cited as floral analogs among coral gardens with fishes replacing land butterflies among the towers of reef.
A simple adjustable hair bandeau crafted from silver or gold ribbon with an inch width and three rows of colored strands. The item is designed to fit various hairstyles and adds decorative appeal.
Beads strung side by side on a milliner wire cut to fit the head form loops at each end to hold a hair pin. The strands are twisted with beads and ribbon to overlap, creating a pretty ornament in silver rib bon with pink and blue beads or gold ribbon with jet beads.
The Paris rose show by the Trench Horticultural society recalls the world’s oldest rose tree growing on a cathedral wall in Hildesheim Germany. Eleventh century records mention caretakers expenses for maintaining the tree which climbs 25 feet high and 20 inches thick at the root.
Vague color phrasing lists pheas ant cretna copper midnight blue and greenish gray with blues and rays. Rose colors like Americas beauty and ashes of Fee appear described as bear ful and modish.
A period instructional set of salad ideas and recipes describes eggless mayonnaise using mustard and water, then outlines a New Salad with sardines, and a Philippine Salad with sliced vegetables. It also includes a Banana Puffs recipe and a pineapple sauce with cornstarch and fruit juices.
Simple ginger bread directions mix sugar syrup sour milk melted fat with flour and spices. Add soda to milk and stir into sugar syrup then fat, fold in raisins and beat well. Bake until fully baked tested with a straw for doneness.
Uncle Silas Geehan comments on easy marks in the city while describing a wagon peddler selling fake goods. Daddy Squash neck questions if brick sellers offered golf items and real offers were ignored by gullible buyers.
A former resident home from the city faces a village inquiry asking about his meals. He replies weakly that he will eat first before taking meals out, while a judge notes his reluctance.
With the advent of the telephone the old excuse of working nights at the office has been given a permanent vacation. The new communication tool changes expectations for late shifts and after hours obligations in the workplace.
A simple batter combines cup of molasses three teaspoons baking powder quarter teaspoon salt three eggs half cup milk one cup flour and three fourths cup rye meal. Mix sift dry ingredients beat with wet then drop spoonfuls into hot fat until golden. Drain and serve.
A recipe describes making deviled clams by chopping clams and seasoning with cayenne salt and lemon juice. Mix with egg yolks and cracker crumbs to a batter, fill shells or cups, top with butter, and bake until browned. An alternative is to spread the filling on crisp crackers before browning.
Plum marmalade is prepared by washing plums, cooking until tender, sieving, and returning pulp with three quarters of a pound of sugar per pound of plums. Cook slowly for about 80 minutes until thick, then jar and seal.
A terse recipe snippet describes making a layered dessert called Bainty Dessert using a gra seed? crust, crushed raspberries sweetened, and whipped cream folded with sugar and flavoring if desired. The text is fragmentary and reads as a brief kitchen note.
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