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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
7
J W Browning of Ogden Utah, a plains pioneer since 1848, credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from diabetes symptoms and kidney disorder. He reports improved health after using the remedy for a year and notes his age of 75 with continued well being. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents a box.
A college student introduces his friend Mr Specknoodle to his mother who struggles to catch the name, leading to a humorous mishearing about Speckwoodle. The piece then shifts to notes on Tabasheer or banslochan from bamboo sap, its uses, and a brief aside on Allen's Foot-Ease and a random quip about a town’s streaks.
A practical home feature presents prune souffle using eggs, sugar, vanilla, and prunes, baked 20 minutes. Also offers bean and tomato dish, beef tea with parsley, onion sauce for meats, cream puffs, and rhubarb tarts with English-style crust. Includes optional nuts and substitutions.
Household hints advise sprinkling white wax among folds of white fabrics to prevent yellowing. Cooked macaroni or ree should be cooled and rinsed to avoid sticking. a brief oven reheating helps. Dusty wallpaper benefits from oatmeal and flannel for cleaning. A tiled floor shines with a small amount of oil rubbed in, then polished. Potatoes parings can scour a kettle clean.
A vintage style orange cake method outlines mixing pastry flour with salt and baking powder, beating sugar egg yolks and whites, then folding in orange juice rind water and zest. Bake 26 to 30 minutes in a 8 by 10 inch pan and frost with meringue sugar juice and zest.
A recipe describes making croquettes using codfish and mashed potatoes mixed with melted butter and milk. Shape the mixture, roll in cracker crumbs and beaten egg, then fry in hot fat until golden.
The article extols stuffing needles cushions with clean wool for light easy use but warns it absorbs moisture. It favors cork dust or bran for weight and light cushions, sawdust for large cushions, and recommends human hair as ideal for small cushions in work baskets. It suggests washing and drying combings or children’s hair clippings for reuse. It notes that once used this way, one never prefers other stuffing.
The article suggests window boxes for those without gardens, recommending color-coordinated plant choices like pink or red geraniums or yellow nasturtiums. It advises large enough boxes with loamy soil, regular watering, and proper sun exposure, plus construction tips using packed boxes reinforced with cross cleats and chosen colors to match the home.
Potatoes baked in a cheese sauce recipe by M E Southworth uses crumbled cheese butter flour milk and spices. Layer sliced potatoes with chopped red pepper bake until tender then top with English walnut meats and butter bits.
A vintage sounding recipe describes selecting a cabbage head boiling it, peeling leaves, and filling with chopped beef and pork, stale bread soaked in milk, eggs, onion, parsley, salt and pepper. Roll each leaf, tie with cord, simmer gently two hours, then serve with melted butter poured over top.
One half can tomatoes with one quart warm milk. Add tomatoes butter cornstarch salt and pepper. Stir until smooth then simmer. Serve with croutons made by cubing bread and frying until brown.
A deteriorating room odor remedy suggests placing ground coffee on a shovel with camphor gum at center. Light the gum, allow the coffee to burn, and claim a refreshed sanitary perfume and odor removal result.
A London celebration honoring Dr. Bamve Johnson included Australian cricketer Bonner. He was urged to speak on his health and, reflecting on Johnson's memory, said he would trade his cricket triumphs for being such a man. The remark is cited in "Letters of the late Dr. George Birkbeck Hill."
A Nebraskan woman recalls a six month battle with widespread facial and scalp sores after measles. She tried standard doctors remedies without relief. Within a week of using Cutura Remedies she improved and by three weeks was completely cured, seven years later no return.
A Boston Herald writer notes a summer scene in a native village where Mr 8, a very deaf elder, rents rooms to pleasure seekers. A village youth jokes about the guests and Mr 8 replies he just found two quarts of bugs on his potato plants.
A clever man taunts a tramp who recounts hard luck. The widow of Collis P. Huntington plans to reside in Paris, closing her New York home as a mansion near a million dollars is prepared in the French capital.
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Co reports Boston has the highest per capita phone use. It notes an average daily figure of 935,858 conversations across New England and a phone for every 11 persons in Boston.
A schoolroom assistant recalls near collapse from coffee and nervous strain. A friend recommends Postum as a healthier alternative for children and adults. After a failed first attempt, a longer boil yields rich flavor and marked health improvements, enabling steady work and avoidance of nerve-destroying coffee.
A German magazine reprints a tale from a children’s sayings book where two girls vie for a stool and one says there would be more room if the other left. A Teutonic tale has a cat by its dying wife praying for God to take one of them so he may go to Berlin.
An advertised remedy promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally taken to treat catarrh claimed to reach the disease’s seat. It touts a blend of ingredients and endorsements from physicians, with testimonials offered upon request and a Toledo, Ohio address for purchase and information.
A witty exchange reveals the rival show’s star performer. The promoter of the feast calls the other a has been while the opposing whip says the presenter is a never was, clarifying who would headline the event.
A humorous quarrel between Mrs. Strongmind and her husband centers on women's roles. He jokes about a woman filling two men’s jobs, and she challenges the idea while a street car scene is referenced by a passing remark.
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