Dinner Table Piece by SeaStates Iarate Era
A compact note on the Seastates Iarate era offering a dinner table piece. It highlights era features and culinary nods in a concise, period voice.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
7
A compact note on the Seastates Iarate era offering a dinner table piece. It highlights era features and culinary nods in a concise, period voice.
A reader provides a step by step method for preparing a fresh three pound rock cod. Wash and dry the fish before dressing with onion parsley bread crumbs butter pepper salt sage thyme milk and juice. Bake in oven with tomatoes onion garlic and green pepper and finish with oil vinegar and paprika.
A young man and Amelia share a discreet first kiss in a tense moment as she produces a silver smoke‑gilded implement and directs him to pause. Herbert is urged to wait while the moment unfolds. The scene hints at illness and secrecy amid a study on scleros.
The Ladies Guild of St John’s Church will hold a bazaar Thursday afternoon November 11 with entertainments and a dance in the evening. Music by the Matins. Visitors invited to Mrs Wiggs at the Cabbage Patch for country store and gifts. Home made candy will be available.
An old health column warns that poor stomach function disrupts the bowels and liver. Dre Caldwell's Syrup Pep is promoted as quick relief for constipation and dyspepsia, with free samples offered by the Pepsia Syrup Co. 139 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois. Sold by Houseworth Bros. Also advertised Dr Thomas Electric Oil claims to cure toothache earache sore throat and to heal cuts and bruises.
An old catalog-style listing advertises a product labeled cold cure tablets for treating colds and flus. It notes rapid action within a few hours and encourages customers to check all symptoms. Sold by Ed Miller.
Fragmentary OCR mentions William Gybbons and a death within twelve months. References to a premium of £383 5s 8d at an 8 percent rate appear. No clear event, date, or place is identifiable.
An anecdote recalls Bishop Huntington adapting church day naming customs after converting from Unitarianism. He learned to sign letters with saint names like St Michael's Day, a practice noted by his friend Dr. Hale, reflecting ecclesiastical shifts and customs.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea touted as going to the root of disease and invigorating health. Claimed to be stronger than any other remedy with thirty years of tested effectiveness, by Houseworth Bros.
James Wright of Spurlock Sy shows how to stay young claiming he feels like a 14 year old after using Electri Bitters. He suffered kidney trouble for forty years and found the remedy life changing. Houseworth Bros advertise the medicine at 50 cents.
Children’s special matinee features the Guy Stock Co presenting The Cry Baby. Doors open at 2 30 pm with 10¢ for children and 20¢ for adults. The show promises a very funny drama once offered at high prices.
Fragmented 1900s style notices describe farm buildings including a 40x80 barn with six horse stalls and 30 milch cows, hog house, cattle shed, corn crib, tool shed, bogey shed, granary, hay conveyer, and rope. Also mentions a Beardsley address, job ads, and various sale and rent notices with scattered prices and locations.
A large Elkhart Indiana property sale offers six bred mares, cows, heifers, and full blood Jersey. It includes a Plano binder, McCormick mower, Oliver plows and harrows, walking plow, harrows, cultivators, rollers, manure spreader, hay gear, wagon sets, buckboards, harnesses, planters, and seed drill. Terms on request to Chamberlain Haynes Teed at 21314 South Main Street.
Auction note describes a 40 acre farm with fair buildings and lumber enough to complete. Includes basement, barn, and outbuildings. Snap price of 2600 dollars. Might consider exchange for good city property. Also mentions a fine brick residence and best paying property on North.
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