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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary text resists full sense with multiple garbled phrases and missing context. No identifiable people, places, or events present to form a coherent news item or record.
Fragmentary recall from a 19th or early 20th century advertisement describes a person with severe hand dermatitis, blistering and healing after using Cureura Soap and Ointment. The text also includes offers and other victimized testimonials with scattered branding and supplier details.
Practical tips describe methods to prevent feather clumping when cleaning or storing feather pillows. Spread a heavy cloth or felt over tables to avoid slipping, wash feathers in soapy water, dry thoroughly, and rebag. Airing and gentle handling restore loft while a vinegar rinse aids damp towels for cleaning.
Prunes are soaked overnight in cold water then warmed with water in an agate pan. Gelatin and sugar are dissolved in a half cup of cold water, added to the prunes, then strained into a mold and chilled for several hours. Serve with cream if the diet permits.
A makeshift steamer uses a small pound pan placed inside a larger sauce pan with boiling water. Tie a string around the inner pan rim, loop down both sides, suspend outside, and cover. The strings act as handles to lift the pan from the boiling water when the pudding finishes.
A dessert method uses one pint milk and three tablespoons rice cooked until very soft. Add sugar chopped cocoanut and gelatin dissolved in hot milk, then fold in whipped cream and mold. Chill until firm and unmold onto a dish. Serve with cold stewed fruit.
Instructional note advises soaking two large raw potatoes in water with salt overnight. In the morning rub the satin on the right side with the strained mixture, wipe lightly, then rub on the wrong side. The result is described as glossy and soft.
Curtains for bedrooms described as emity crepe in gold and gray tones. Hanging well, wrinkle resistant, with stenciled Gare blue toast design. Practical and aging may be gray. style emphasized for lingerie or undergarment hues.
A method to use stale bread involves cutting into one-fourth inch slices, removing crust, slicing into three finger pieces, toasting on both sides, placing on a dripping pan, and baking until the cheese melts.
A quirky text describes preparing baked egg plant with dressing and butter. It mentions removing seeds, filling the cavity, replacing the top, and baking for an hour while basting, followed by unclear references to dredging and performers.
A brief note advises folding sheets pillow cases and plain clothes after line drying and running them through a wringer to save time and effort while washing.
A distressed mother in a tenement pleads for help after reporting her son Willie has run away. A sympathetic neighbor consoles her, promising he can be found, while residents confirm awareness of the boy’s absence. The scene captures community concern as fear mounts.
An advertisement fragment touts Cardul as a women's tonic claiming it cured a long list of pains for a local woman Ira Bark. It urges readers to try Cardul as a universal remedy for female troubles and mentions other products and antiseptic powders with varied claims.
Fragmented diary style lines reveal a man haunted by a lost love. Expressions of memory and longing surface as he recalls moments with a former partner and contemplates forgetting her. The narrator grapples with ongoing pain and emotional turmoil.
A garbled excerpt reports a writer William Hamby and an outing with a hillbilly on a fishing trip in Astoria. Dialogue fragments reference poems and patriotic rhetoric, with scattered mentions of remedies, newspapers, and a range of uncertain subjects.
A flowing pastiche of names and jibes about papers and politicians. The mock dialogue plays with titles and rhetoric, hinting at media, governance, and public figures in a satirical style.
A quoted exchange frames a man as household master yet notes he often yields control. Raderty argues a man should rule his home but finds himself forced into the role of umpire instead.
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