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Newspaper

Farmers Champion

Location

Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

3

Man of System Brill Plans Strict Upbringing in County

Asa Brill runs a tight regime over two children Morton and Luella, enforcing annual whippings and a "balance of control" until adulthood. A visiting college graduate intervenes in a kitchen-garden scuffle, revealing a mystery manly rival, and Morton shows a path to love with Myra Walcott as Clyde Worthington enters the scene.

Alvah Jordan Garth Adam Frill Asa Dune Adam Morton Luella Brill Dunn Adam Brill Jill Grabbi Adam Srill Adamrill Wally Adam Hill Mia Wanda Young Hritl Myra Walcott Boeing Clyde Worthington Old Brill Fell Homestead Wopyright W. G. Chapman

Women in business claim own atmosphere boosts work

A veteran businesswoman argues that women should bring their personality to work not copy men. She says allowing feminine traits to flourish improves happiness, efficiency, health, and the office and store atmosphere.

Joye of Hospitality Motor Curfew Sparks Debate

The passage discusses a humorous view on a motor curfew. Mr Chuggine notes downsides such as riding alone and the need to manage travel speed and destination with a party. A consensus exists only on cracking a joke if the plan collapses.

Mr. Chuggine

Three Ways to Can Beans From Home

Three methods to preserve string beans are described using salyelic acid salt and vinegar. The vinegar method yields best safety and quality with cooked beans jarred and boiled briefly after adding three tablespoons of vinegar per quart. Salt method follows similar steps with malt added on top, but is less reliable.

Hime

Cook's Roast Advice From a Historic Kitchen Column

A historic cooking column offers roasting tips. It warns against placing meat in air with fat dripping, recommends a wire rack to prevent sticking, and suggests meat should lay flat with lean parts up to retain juices. It notes roasting times for six pound roasts and method to cool heat after cooking.

Old Oven Test Still Used by Cooks Today

The traditional method to gauge oven heat remains popular among modern cooks. A sheet of linen writing paper placed inside for five minutes indicates a properly heated oven if browned. burning suggests excess heat requiring cooling methods.

Steve

Holders Made From Stockings For Kitchen Use

Readable text describes making holders from old stockings by cutting legs to required size and stitching multiple layers. Suggests making several at once and discarding worn or soiled stockings. Mentions bathing saves the cook time and warns about burns, with garbled phrases about mental health.

Frugal Boiled Chicken Delicacy Guide

A tipsy kitchen note advises boiling small chicken parts with minimal water, watching constantly until very tender. Remove meat, chop, mix with butter pepper and salt, skim fat from broth, pour over meat, press under weight, chill, then slice for a cold supper or breakfast drink.

French theater backtracks on new pricing at Champa Elyseon

The Champa Elyseon theater in Paris abandons the simplified pricing after public pushback. A temporary rise to $3 for tickets plus omitted programs cloak room charge and tip led to discontent. manager Poirier reintroduces the old system amid higher water costs and sales totals claimed by Gabriel Astroe show a $59,160 first month, including season subscriptions.

Champa Elyseon Theater M Poirier Goerandem Gabriel Astroe Champa Elgreok

Potluck Legend in Limoges Remains Amid Hidden Quarter

In Limoges a tradition endures where a simple meal means take what you get and say little. A hidden quarter is described with Saracen remnants, crooked streets, and many butcher shops where soup boils in pots, offering whatever the butcher has left. A penny buys broth and meat scraps the customer must take.

Limoges France Europe

Misunderstood Patient and Doctor Exchange

A brief dialogue captures a strained hospital visit where a patient questions a doctor about fees and care while the physician probes for understanding and compliance. The exchange hints at tension around medical costs and treatment expectations.

Fragmented OCR Weather Note: Missing Context

The readable fragment hints at an uneven weather or crowd scene with names and a vague setting but provides no clear event, date, or entities to identify. Limited text prevents a definitive headline and factual summary.

Let Me Give You Some wrinkles Shout Heading This Bill

A fragmentary quote cites a bill heading with scattered lines about a writ and headliners. The garbled text limits clear entities or事件 names. No definite actions or outcomes can be determined from the readable portions.

Klee

Fugitive Poetry Quote Sparks Curiosity and Debate

A playful exchange ponders why fugitive poetry earns its name, suggesting it survives and travels beyond the author, with a line about it keeping on the run. The quip highlights enduring, roaming verse in literary conversation.

Rubber Trees Grow on Kona Kohala Slopes

Reports indicate 6 000 acres of native forest on the Kona Kohala side of Mauna Koa yield rubber of good quality. The forest lies 2 000 to 2 000 feet above the lava flow of 1801 and is government land. Experts caution extended tests to confirm the rubber’s value and viability as a new industry.

Mawait Sin Kona Kohala Maura Koa Rowk

Forgives Freely and Charitable Disposition Cited

Fragmentary lines praise a person named Hiffola for forgiveness and charity. The text notes no man on earth more charitable toward a certain fault or failing, reflecting a moral stance in a historical voice. Further specifics are unreadable.

Hiffola

Baefeteak Dimplings Recipe

A historical recipe describes lining a deep dish with pie crust and filling with chopped pollinds stew beat seasoned with galt pepper onion and water half a teaspoon poultry dressing and butter. A top crust is placed and the dish is steamed for three hours.

Baefeteak

Thimble Repair Tip From Mends Thimble

A reader advises mending a split thimble by inserting a drop of solder through the top with a plumber’s tool, restoring it to near pewter-like sturdiness. The method emphasizes a precise application to avoid further damage.

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