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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
7
The General Demand for a simple, pleasant laxative is addressed by the California Fig Syrup Co. with its Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The company claims ethical production, well-known beneficial components, and broad pharmacist availability. Price fifty cents per bottle.
The Natal region reports three personal crisis cases among Europeans in four weeks, a rate four times England and Wales, with Durban noting about one per day. The piece contrasts local fashion at the harem and promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for painful feet, plus Castoria as a long-standing infant remedy.
A discussion notes that passing a law to curb barking dogs is not feasible and suggests relying on ordinary laws against barkers to address complaints.
An old merchandise ad promotes Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago claiming relief for red weak and watery eyes. It markets Murine as a soothing eye pain remedy and notes availability through druggists with references to a fourty four page book and home delivery.
Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist, plans to commercialize a spineless thornless edible cactus as a powerful new forage and food crop. He has 1,200 plants in a Salton Sea nursery and aims to flood markets with a cactus that feeds both people and livestock.
A collection of domestic hints covers using juice from canned fruit in cereals, clearing clogged sinks with washing powder, absorbing fat from doughnuts with brown paper, keeping parsley fresh in jars, storing bread for moisture, preventing watery pies, sealing preserves with paraffin, making potatoes dry with lime, patching graniteware with cork, cleaning graniteware with coal ashes, cooling hands while ironing, and enamel coating an icebox with two coats of white enamel for preservation.
Practical advice urges preparing a sewing day ahead to save time. Check the sewing machine, clean it, and verify attachments are in place. Gather all needed thread colors and types and ensure every required item is within reach for smooth work.
Six eggs are mixed with rice and nutmeg then shaped into small balls. They are dipped in egg and cracker dust and fried in hot lard until brown. Serve on buttered toast with melted butter dressing.
A recipe outlines boiling cod in water then scalding without boiling. It adds flour and butter, folds in fish and yolks, blends into a vegetable dish, and finishes by beating egg whites and browning in the oven.
A compendium of sauces paired with roasts and poultry. Mint sauce with roast lamb, currant jelly or caper sauce for roast mutton, cranberry or currant jelly with venison, port-warmed cranberry for wild duck, mushroom and onion sauces for veal, oyster and horseradish alongside lemons.
Instructions describe making popcorn balls by popping five quarts of corn with molasses sugar and cream of tartar. Add soda and butter, pour over corn, mix well, then shape into balls for serving.
A note describes adding lemon juice to sauces gravies and stews after cooking to enhance flavor. It promotes the method as a palatable improvement and a means to bring out existing flavors.
The newest chafing dishes come with matching trays and screens curving three quarters around the flare. Some sets use cut mines for gold or silver dishes while nickel copper or brass versions use ordinary plate glass. Screens shield lamps from drafts and speed cooking. brass sets with copper trim are popular. Some nickel sets are copper bound for durability, while fully metal screens mimic Cairo finger bowls but may limit sociability during rabbit making.
Practical homespun tips cover stewing prunes with borax for flavor, starch reuse after cold water treatment, and old keys finding use. Advice includes papering rooms to alter perceived space, durable floor stains, stove iron storage in the oven, and making a desk pad from cardboard and fabric with ribbons to hold pages.
To one pint of bread dough add three tablespoons of butter one cup sugar two beaten eggs and grated lemon rind. Stir in one cup dried currants then bake in a buttered pan and cook in a quick oven to rise then reduce heat.
The text suggests baking market apples after coring and stuffing with chopped nuts dates prunes and preserved ginger then serving with whipped cream. It notes that at peak flavor apples respond well to such preparation and compares the idea to painting the dawn with color.
A buttered dish is layered with sliced apples then topped with batter made from one tablespoon of butter half cup sugar one egg half cup milk and one cup flour with a teaspoon of baking powder baked in a moderate oven until brown. Serve with cream or sauce.
A quick dessert using strawberries pressed smooth and sweetened to taste. Whip cream and fold into the strawberry puree then chill and serve in glasses with vanilla wafers or lady fingers.
Roil beets in salted water until tender then mash fine. Season with melted butter salt and pepper. Add grated horseradish to sharpen flavor. Stir in vinegar or lemon juice and serve with cold meat.
A recipe fragment describes whip antil atif strawberry fluff using one pint strawberries and half cup sugar. It mentions serving ten persons and includes unclear terms likely mangled.
A streetwise telephone clerk recounts a prank involving a red headed cashier and a Jersey shoe factory heir. The caller fumbles romance while the supposed wife stirs jealousy, as the girl at the switchboard revels in turning the mood from joy to mischief.
Mrs J B Renaud of 277 Montana St Montreal reports twenty five years of eczema on her leg treated by doctors without cure. After two Cuticura treatments swelling subsided and within two months new skin formed. She claims seven years of cure and credits Cuticura with preventing a possible leg loss and life danger. February 20 1907 Montreal Quebec.
At a social gathering of a mutual improvement society a brief program included a planned performance by Miss Molemy-Brown. She was reported to be ill with a cold, so the chairman excused her and announced that Mr. Green would instead perform A Song of Thanksgiving.
The article questions when a person is considered old across professions and roles. It notes Walters at 50 being seen as old, statesmen and judges appearing young at that age, athletes around 40, rail workers at 60, and pension planners using 66 as a pivot age. The topic is described as highly debatable.
The piece argues that domestic life grows monotonous when spouses let routine rule. It notes wives envy creative careers but warns any life can dull without personal interests. Husbands face similar routine, so both should cultivate hobbies to escape the “rat” of sameness.
A grocer offers a money back guarantee on Bohiling's Beat coffee. If customers dislike the product, the store will refund their purchase. The promotion emphasizes satisfaction and straightforward returns.
At a country picnic Sihe hangs her head and stammers about something sudden as Mr Mannering urges her to stop blushing. A bull approaches, creating a startled moment and shifting the scene.
Otto Behnar of Walters' club of New York quoted in a recent argument on tipping compared to a German court reply. A woman accused of poisoning her husband reportedly said the body contained enough arsenic to kill ten persons. Her husband, the woman added, was a big enter.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly successful in relieving women's suffering. It cites testimonials from women and letters in the Lynn Massachusetts lab files, claiming cures and avoidance of surgery, and asserts the product is made from roots and herbs, harmless and restoring feminine health.
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