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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
6
A mixed column of kitchen guidance and domestic advice covers cooking methods and recipes such as tongue sauce, stuffed onions, salmon paste, and peanut rice loaf, plus tips on butter substitutes, egg use, and economical meal planning. It blends domestic science with literary quotes and reflections on modern woman’s role and nutrition.
A compact guide to meatless soups with asparagus celery turnip and tomato varieties. Instructions outline stock from asparagus heads cabbage water and vegetables, with flours butter milk and seasonings. Includes serving suggestions and a note on eggless desserts after meatless meals.
A fragmented exchange recalls a baby picture and a short dress as a humorous moment. Tributes from Nashville note rent reports and industry activity, while the institute highlights ten months of progress.
Unclear exchanges reference dieting doctors food administrators and temper while mentioning the world, a blacker, and inability to work. The fragmented sentences suggest a satirical or clipped newspaper snippet from an older era.
An old time home remedy touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure all for aging related ailments. It promises relief from back pain joints rheumatism and bladder kidney liver stomach and other organ issues with odorless tasteless capsules and money back guarantee offered by druggists.
A brief Louisville Courier-Journal exchange notes a groom declaring his role in giving the bride away, and a companion remark on her presentable appearance. The light exchange reflects wedding day etiquette and social commentary of the era.
An old advertisement touts Cuticara as a skin itching remedy. It instructs bathing with Cuticara and hot water, drying, then applying the Ointment for relief and speedy healing. Address given as Cuticara, Dept. X, Boston. Prices listed for Soap 25 and Ointment 25 aid 50-Ady.
A playful exchange has a boy asking for the quickest route to the railway station. The response from Indy is a brisk command to run, highlighting a moment of brisk humor in dialogue.
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