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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
7
Unclear OCR fragment blends odd phrases about Daisy Fly Killer Gure Thing and Brown-Yer. Mentions Lael piles new and prevent, silence is golden, and a vague social tone with stray names and nonsensical lines.
The passage notes hogs known for over two millennia now found in Sweden Holland Scotland Norway and Turkey with small litter sizes at times preferring litters of ten or fewer. It describes their behavior and care needs, mentioning sows and a curious comparison to boars, though some text remains unclear.
The article discusses a hog breed praised by breeders for hardiness vitality and large litters. It notes resistance to disease from birth and potential premium prices and cites a large boar weighing around 970 pounds with others possibly reaching 1000 pounds with proper feeding. It warns breeders against selling to neighbors and extols the breed as easy to manage and economical to raise.
A historic kitchen guide describes making milk enriched rolls. It details mixing tea, milk, and batter, beating egg whites, adding yeast, combining with flour, kneading twenty minutes, overnight rise, shaping into egg sized pieces, baking in a shallow pan, and browning quickly with milk and butter in the mix.
An electrical heater concept uses a bottom tray shaped to hold dishes, resting on a water-filled pan heated by a coal in its base. A vent releases steam while the system keeps food warm for a period after heating. described in Popular Electricity.
The text argues that constant practice makes a specialist in any field and notes that housekeepers who prepare meals themselves can judge outcomes precisely. It contrasts this with relying on a maid, and conveys sympathy for independent women who manage home life with exacting standards.
A recipe outlines beating sugar and eggs, then adding butter, peanuts, flour with baking powder and salt, and milk to form a soft dough. Roll on a floured board, cut into oblong shapes, place on a greased pan, and bake in a moderate oven for eight minutes.
A brief note suggests an alternative to cloths for removing rings when cleaning coat collars. It mentions using a toothbrush dipped in something hydrogen saturated and references an improved method to avoid ring marks.
The piece discusses bachelors enjoying freedom and comforts while living apart from couples. It notes loneliness as a key factor pushing men toward marriage, arguing that after experiencing ease and luxury, many seek companionship and the quarrels of married life as a continuing challenge.
A user recounts a winter breakout covering the body three years ago that caused severe itching and sleepless nights. After trying various treatments, she cites complete cure using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, praising their efficacy and noting no relapse since. She endorses the products and offers a free 32 page book by mail from Cuticura, Dept L Boston.
Elsie-Grace has had her picture taken and given one to each family member. Ernest wonders where she is going and she replies she is going to play bridge for the season.
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment recalls a boastful short tale where a man claims revenge after a quarrel with his wife by the river at Echo Rocks. The little man, in a greasy vest, toasts as the barkeep asks what happened referencing a birthday incident.
Incomplete OCR style snippet shows a speaker recalling a son and expressing longing. The text includes archaic spellings and fragmented dialogue about missing a relative and a Thanksgiving reference. No clear event, date, or proper names to identify.
A puzzling excerpt records a stray exchange in a day school setting in Harrisburg. The dialogue centers on a pupil’s remark about a gentleman and a mysterious reference to deeds and a well. The text appears as a rough OCR fragment with unclear context and incomplete phrases.
A damaged line notes the sudden death of Muoch den caused by being kicked by a cow. The fragmentary text includes partial phrases like well done and ang.
A fragmentary remark by an A section foreman recalls a past conflict with unclear quotes. The terse line hints at a tense workplace dispute or discipline issue amid unnamed dates and people.
Reports from May 1877 describe a new London beauty linked to the dean of St Helier and painter Millais. The figure, rumored as an heiress, drew crowds at parties and stirred envy among peers before being clarified as married to yachtsman Mr Langtry.
An elderly actor, desperate after eight years out of work, asks a theatrical agent for help. The agent suggests updating by joining the turkey trot to secure a salary, then the actor buys an ostrich and reports back with renewed hope.
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