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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
3
A young woman at the Euclid Village office asks for a letter and learns none are for her. She hopes a "love letter" might arrive among the post, showing her disappointment as she leaves with a blush and lingering expectation.
A reader from Otter, Indiana, praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after a 25 year kidney trouble case. The notice urges writing to M r Fleenor for the pills at one dollar per box, and to request Montoon hints and a recipe booklet, all offered free.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes and misread phrases. It mentions Mire Torking and Nin A Shiner in unclear dialogue about admiration for a shoe and a frozen TM. The passage reads like a stray conversation piece with no clear event or identifiable subjects.
Clear guidance on preparing and baking a cake with safe heating. The article advises greasing the pan, lining with paper correctly, avoiding overgreasing or overpapering, and testing oven heat by warming paper until just slightly browned at the edges.
An instructional fragment describes preparing codfish with a gimr in cold water, boiling, draining, and shaping white stems, then mixing milk and cod to a soft paste. The text mentions doubling as a hiking delta metaphor and ends with butter melted and poured over toast with bread runs and butter baked until browned.
A homemaking note describes dividing a top drawer with thin wooden boards into compartments to house gloves and handkerchiefs, avoiding boxes and keeping items tidy. It suggests using cardboard and thumbtacks for inserts when smooth wood is unavailable, and shares a curry flavored sauce recipe for a meal.
Fragmentary cooking instructions describe mixing cornmeal flour oil or fat with melted butter and water, then adding cold milk, baking powder, and oil or fat. The method emphasizes thorough mixing, cooking in a well greased pan, and yields about two dozen pieces.
A fragment describes a coconut cake recipe with ingredients and steps. It lists tea coconut cake, one cup emar, four cups coconut, a little milk, two eggs, melted butter, tartar, soda, vanilla, and baking in a moderate oven. The note mentions attempting the recipe and hoping for reader reports.
A fragment recipe describes sour milk pie mixing thickening steps with thick sour milk, chopped raisin pie, sugar, butter, a cup of flour, cinnamon, cloves, and rolled crackers. It yields two pies and suggests the usual buttered crust, but the text ends abruptly.
Mrs Charlee Anspaugh of Noble Co Indiana says Peruna saved her life after a period of illness. She reports being run down and miserable before starting Peruna and now is on the road to recovery. She urges others to obtain Peruna and asks doctors about the product. A free Peruna Lucky Day Almanac for 1914 is advertised.
In a reddened ledger style townsfolk discuss a painful sore on a man’s foot. A passing patient teases a corn while an elder probes the duration, noting the ache has lasted about six weeks. The exchange captures a rustic, comedic moment from a small community.
Mrs Sadie Pollock reports her children suffered scalp ringworm from a housetoy, causing itching, hair loss, and sleepless nights. After months with no improvement, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment along with Cuticura Cintinant, observing rapid healing and restored hair growth. Public notice cites the Cuticura line as sold worldwide.
A terse line recalls a friend who hunted for soft things and ends with the grim jab that he has been placed in a padded cell, implying mental distress or confinement.
A fragmented dialogue clue hints at a girl fixed to a mirror, with others remarking on her fixation and the scene surrounding the mysterious object or person. The exchange suggests curiosity about a stubborn reflection and social attention.
Fragmented text from a New York Evening Boat issue discusses royal wealth from servants, Japanese undergrowth myth, and agricultural science. It merges anecdotes on royal tips, Japanese habits, and a scientific note on crop yields, ending with a humorous line about a killed fly altering history.
Readable fragments describe payroll or wage issues at a hotel. Mentions S024 female workers and a uniformed entity, with unclear context. No definite outcome or actions are established in the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialogue about creation and a mystery, with mentions of a character named Ged quattee and a female speaker Auntie. The readable lines imply a narrative exchange about understanding creation and an operation described by a character. No concrete events or clear setting identified.
An unclear passage references health claims about Hewes Lighting OL for ailments like headache rheumatism and neuralgia. It hints at immediate conviction of merit and a bill or billie, with scattered phrases about the finial shell and the touch on the raw. The garbled OCR suggests an advertisement or sales pitch with dubious claims.
A fragmented text mentions Landon and foggish vagueness with unclear context and surrounding chatter about nature and an article. The line hints at commentary rather than a clear event or report. Further readable facts are not present to form a full summary.
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