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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
3
A garbled collection of kitchen instructions describes turnips and cheese bake with white sauce, mashed potatoes, and a meat topping. It includes steps for boiling turnips, making sauces, and a gingerbread recipe with molasses, flour, and shortening, plus butter preparation and serving notes.
Fragmented notes discuss plainwashing marble whitening methods and kitchen tasks. It mentions saliva salt porridge preparation, ammonia in wash water, preventing yellowing on stoves, and dissolving substances before use. Also advises on removing fingerprints from woodwork and damp cloth care, with several garbled phrases throughout.
The passage discusses mixing salt and mustard with butter to flavor sandwiches, then mentions a bean and beet blend, and notes Moscow as a good luncheon spot. It describes using a good piece of meal to begin with, seasoning the mixture, and making baked or boiled custard by sealing and cooling milk before baking.
An old advertisement touts CEMO and ZEMO soaps promising relief for babies and adults from pimples, blisters, eczema, dandruff, and itchy or inflamed skin or scalp. It claims fast results, urges buying from local druggists, and mentions availability in Amelia and nearby towns.
The University of Missouri professor of music will judge a statewide song contest with over 800 entries received. A prize of $500 awaits the winner as the panel of jurors includes Wilin Pommer, Buch F Wo Mueller, Charles Galloway, and DP Gehbart who will pick the top entry.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Barth and a medic's claim about a honey and tar compound, implying a historic medical aid. The passage notes the patient’s lungs were worn and a persistent cough, but the overall meaning is unclear and incomplete.
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