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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
4
Ever at war with piles and irritation Bucklen’s Arnica Salve promises relief. It soothes itching inflammation and swelling for burns boils ulcers cuts and eczema. Available for 20 cents at L De Coawell.
Local families hosted visits across the region with neighbors and kin during a series of Sunday calls. A formal obituary notes William H. Fetterhoff, born 1857 in Hamilton, Missouri, died 1912 in Salisbury after a long Christian life and ministry.
A string of local asides details a silver medal event at the Baptist church, family visits, reunions in Fremont and Lake George, and various visitors to McNaughton households. Social gatherings include a basket dinner and a Home Coming, with a prize in a hundred yard dash won at Reading. Dr. King’s New Life Pills recommended for digestive issues.
The Farmer's picnic last Thursday drew a large crowd with speeches and music. Over six hundred rigs crossed the bridge and about one hundred automobiles parked around the grounds. The big hack brought sixty riders and vendors reported strong business with interest in next year’s event.
A memory of childhood appetite inspires a woman to serve brown bread sandwiches with horse radish and sugar at afternoon tea. The pungent radish mixture, lightly sweetened with powdered sugar, sits on 48 thin slices of whole wheat and graham brown bread.
Recipe for a two layer cake frosting using confectioner sugar cocoa and milk to form a thick paste. Butter melted with vanilla added for creamy texture and softness.
A National Magazine Home Department note says baked flour is healthier for thickening gravies soups and sauces than raw flour which requires long cooking in squid.
A practical tip advises stirring in about a tablespoon of kerosene to smooth and prevent crusting when starch stands after cooking. This method aims to keep starch lump free and silky.
Dustan Carmichael seeks papers for a meeting in New York as a cloudburst floods a river 300 feet wide washing away the temporary railroad bridge. Claire Carmichael and Dick Breslin devise a risky airborne line crossing to deliver the sealed box with the papers. The plan succeeds and Carmichael endorses the couple after seeing their resolve and teamwork.
A reminiscence describes using a casserole for wedding gifts and baking apples with sugar until tender. Cut apples into quarters and cook until pierceable, then return and glaze with melted sugar. The author compares this to baking beans and favors apple sauce texture over stovetop cooking.
A recipe lists ingredients for a custard pie: three eggs one pint of milk two tablespoons grated chocolate two thirds cup sugar a pinch of salt and a teaspoon vanilla. Melt chocolate with milk, mix with eggs and sugar, add salt and warm milk, flavor with vanilla, bake in a rich crust until custard sets. Top with meringue after cooling.
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