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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented report outlines a twenty year old woman, daughter of a bank resident and director of railroads, facing questions over large loan sums. Her father mutters, clerks pause, and a flood of business letters sits unread as time presses for a decision.
A reader offers preserved fruit and vegetable methods for winter supply. Recipes include Green Tomato Catchup with peppers onions and marmalade style simmering, Cucumber Olive Oil Pickles with mustard seeds and celery seed, Watermelon Marmalade with lemon rind and juice, Green Tomato Mincemeat with apples and raisins, and Spiced Plums with vinegar sugar and spice bag. These entries reflect home canning and dessert ideas from a historical cookbook style.
Poetic reflection cautions that a person who overvalues themselves faces lessons in humility as the world does not bend to their will. The verse warns that greatness shrinking under trial reveals the folly of presuming exemption from effort.
A dated recipe summary highlights sandwiches with celery pepper and pecan meats mixed with salt lemon juice cream cheese on buttered bread. It also suggests fruit sandwiches with baked bananas, pineapple grated over cold ham on buttered bread and walnut based fillings.
A diner complains eighty cents is steep for goparagus as a cabaret show is described. The waiter explains the show is costly, while the customer jokes about paying for soup. The chatter includes a quip about kissing for health.
A fragmentary quip highlights a casual line about boarding places and a note on women who prize intuition over thought. The excerpt echoes Browning style in a magazine aside.
A quirky exchange mentions figures for a contention and a joke about marriage to the boss. The ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as American made and best for wash day.
A brief humorous exchange notes a multimillionaire being arrested for speeding after 26 years without an arrest. The couple jokes about the rarity and irony, framing the event in light banter about crime and wealth.
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