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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
3
A fragment urges starting with the basics in foot care. The text praises medicines and precise care by a renowned practitioner, stressing the necessity of foundational chiropody in addressing long standing ailments.
The article outlines detailed steps to prepare salad leaves with care. It emphasizes washing leaves four times, drying in a clean cloth, tearing large leaves, arranging them in a bowl, and layering crisp small leaves before adding dressing. It advises salt pepper oil and vinegar, and cautions against mustard on delicate greens.
The article details three chicory salad varieties including barbe in pale green and pink curls with French dressings and olives, and offers alternative dressings like mustard violette. It also describes boiling chicory and endive for creams sauces and presents a rice croquettes recipe with rice, milk, onion juice, nutmeg, lemon, cheese, parsley, eggs, and breading, fried until golden.
The passage advises mashing cream cheese and blue cheese varieties with a fork and mixing in a little French dressing, paprika, and ketchup. It suggests pairing the mixture with chopped cabbage and celery, spread on crisp lettuce leaves with tomato, to create an attractive salad.
One-fourth cup butter and one-half cup sugar combine with one cup crushed strawberries. Prepare a French omelet, spread with the sauce, fold, and serve immediately for a dainty summer lunch. Also notes a Washington Pie and a recipe with sugar milk egg Mour and baking powder with lemon extract.
Te Revive Dying Plants. A teaspoonful of castor poured at the roots of a dying palm will make it grow. Te Improve Hem. When you buy hem, and it te hard and salty, try soaking it sliced overnight. Te Tell Geed Basen. When bacon is good and sweet the same firm and bright and the fat quite white.
Ada Gurgeon’s RF Sarah Shatter, thirteen, helps her five year old sister after a fall, guiding a nurse’s print and assisting until arrival at the receiving hospital. Dr Edward G Wiley directs care by telephone as Sarah’s calm instructions ease the girl’s pain and gain admiration.
An advertisement extols Cuticura soap as gentle and purifying for infant skin, noting its emollients ease irritation and rashes, with worldwide availability and a free skin book offer. The text shifts to playful quotes about self assertion and public behavior from various voices and sources.
A kaleidoscope of snippets from a lively scene shows varying remarks on the large crowd and entertainment, with references to dancing, theater visits, and a playful jab about rain checks. The exchange hints at social mood and local color surrounding a baseball event.
Miss Jeannette Gilder attends the Had Taste exhibition in New York where she admires a pink and gold mustache cup. She remarks the mustache cup endures better than a hand painted cup. The dialogue juxtaposes a fortune hunter from a poor family seeking marriage for money with a Western girl deemed unsuitable.
A collage of social chatter and theatrical gossip from Chicago and London features Hob HilMard Routlave and a dramatic critic recalling past performances, a tale of a bridegroom’s long cigarette and a doctor’s ban, a railway map gift with blue-tinted tunnels, playful banter about a game, and brief quips on ads and manners.
In Washington the artist Charles R. Knight describes his work as a painter and exhibitor of modern animals rather than a mere reproducer of fossils. He recalls sketching from living models in various cities and recounts anecdotes from encounters with workers on an Atlantic City pier and reflections on Civil War figures and marriage.
A short note praises Hanford's Hal sam as a superior horse stabilizer used by trainers. It claims the product keeps the skin in good condition and helps cure lagicness, suggesting broad usefulness in horse care.
A young man asks for the daughter’s hand and proposes a dowry of ten thousand dollars a year. The father laments the cost and notes another suitor who offers two thousand dollars less. The ad implies honesty but hints wealth can aid marriage negotiations.
A Kansas City Missouri reader praises Laid by Mrs Winns Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly pain and childbirth recovery. The letter states that after using the product she bears two healthy babies and recommends the medicine to others. The message is signed by Woe Freemont Ave Kansas City Mo.
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