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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
7
Mrs A Gregory of Denver Colorado writes that after an operation she worsened but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She urges others with backache bearing down and periodic pains to try the remedy. Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice. Lynn, Massachusetts.
A collection of cheese centered recipes includes Cheese and Nut Sandwiches with chopped nuts folded into cream cheese and herbs, plus Welsh Rabbit and variants. It describes methods for cheese relish and patties, scalloped cheese, cheese straws, and cheese fonda with steps for melting, baking, and serving.
Three tablespoons grated chocolate melt in a saucepan with half a pint boiling water until dissolved. Add a pint granulated sugar and boil three minutes then cool. Stir in one teaspoon vanilla extract bottle and chill. For sundae pour three tablespoons syrup on ice cream with walnuts. For a summer drink mix two tablespoons cracked ice two tablespoons chocolate syrup and a gill milk.
A simple soap shaker can be made from a baking powder can. Drill holes in the top, fill with small scraps of soap, replace the top, and shake for suds when washing dishes. Place the can on a Saucer when not in use to drain remaining water.
A discussion questions the effectiveness of Peruna as a chronic catarrh treatment. It cites the United States Dispensatory on ingredients like goldenseal and cadaba formoan, noting their uses as tonics and treatments for mucous membrane issues and dysentery. The article invites readers to request a free book of testimonials from users.
A sexton kept church doors open all day as three women and a man who claimed to be a physical culture instructor used the church for walking lessons. The instructor dubbed church a proper site for gait training, prompting the sexton to question the practice before the class departed.
A young oculist in Warsaw adopts a publicity gimmick by hiring a blind woman to hold a Weht board displaying his name address and hours. Placed on a busy church thoroughfare the tactic earns notice, while the woman reports satisfaction as benevolent old ladies donate coins, unsure if patients have increased.
A writer describes a novel savory dish using artichokes as the main ingredient. The recipe blends onion, grated cheese, celery salt, butter, and lemon juice with a soft rice-thickened sauce, baked over toasted bread and finished with a meringue like egg white foam.
A discussion on the value of trade marks in protecting consumers from inferior goods. It explains a maker’s responsibility for product merit and the dealer’s risk when rivals offer unbranded or misleading items. National Lead Company is cited offering a free blow pipe test kit to verify white lead purity.
Recipe details a savory veal cannellons dish using six tablespoons veal six ham two mushrooms and egg yolks with white sauce and puff pastry strips twisted around sticks. Also describes Tongue In Jelly molding with apple jelly beets and lemon garnish for cold or warm service.
Auburn narrator recounts Aunt Mandy, an elderly washerwoman, with sharp wit and multiple marriages. A patron jokes about her late husband’s death and Mandy confirms she remarried quickly saying she married again on Sunday and that the new husband is as equal or more so.
An old man in a music shop asks to see a flute music book priced at half a dollar for 60 airs. He plays through tunes for an hour, then remarks he has only finished half the tunes, while the shop assistant ponders the joke. The piece ends with a quip about Julius Caesar and English humor.
Dealers stock large and individual molds for waking gelatine blanc manges and similar dainties. A grape design mirrors a bunch of grapes when set on china. Fruit can be dropped into the jelly before it sets to enhance the illusion.
Wash spinach thoroughly and cook in little water until tender. Cook slowly until the stalks soften, then finish quickly. Drain, chop fine, season, return to heat. Stir in two tablespoons cream and two tablespoons butter. Serve on buttered toast.
Directions describe making a sturdy chair bottom from strong wrapping paper by folding cutting and pasting to form a board. Glue let dry then trim edges and tack to the chair frame for a neat durable seat at low cost.
Beat yolks with sugar until color changes then add lemon zest. Fold in twice-sifted baking powder, then stiffly beaten egg whites. Spread batter quarter inch thick, bake, roll with jelly when hot, trim edges, and roll immediately. If cooled too much it will not roll.
The instructions describe melting and mixing a starch with water to a thin cream like consistency. It then calls for pouring in boiling water in a steady stream while stirring to prevent splashing. A teaspoon of kerosene is added using a candle for this purpose, and the mixture is cooked until clear.
Mme Napoleon Duceppe of Montreal reports that three daughters suffered severe eczema with itchy scalp eruptions. After washing with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment four to five times, the condition cleared. A second case involved neck folds breaking and bleeding, which improved by the same treatment by the next morning.
Dialogue reveals Miss Sentimental asking Milton if she is the first to hear a marriage proposal while Mr. Manyack queries whether the present month or the last is included in the discussion.
Cooperation between the University of Idaho and the United States Forest Service begins tests on timber growth and deformities. The program aims to determine the fitness of timbers for bridge stringers railroad ties and paving blocks.
A day old loaf is sliced thin and layered with crisp lettuce ribbons. The slices are seasoned with mayonnaise or French dressing and salt, then the pieces are pressed together and cut into portions.
A tablespoon of butter is melted in a small pan. Add a cooked egg with salt and pepper, pour over enough sweet cream to cover the yolks, then bake in the oven for a few minutes.
A recipe describes arranging eggs on rectangular toast slices with broiled ham. The center is garnished with fresh parsley and served with tomato sauce on the side.
The telling anecdote has a Calvinist friend asking Thoreau if he made peace with God. The response, delivered as a whisper, says he did not know God and himself had quarried.
In Cambridge New York Mrs Mary Rowse recalls a severe fall years ago that damaged her kidneys and caused back and hip pains. She says Doane Kidney Pills brought quick relief and complete recovery, now leaving her in excellent health. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York 60 cents.
Charles Covey of the American Federation of Aero notes a national pilot lacks focus for balloon work. He recalls the pilot once worked as a railroad conductor and, while collecting tickets, a passenger joked by offering his finger instead of a ticket. The conductor reportedly punched a notch in the finger as a joke.
The document records Oath of Office sworn before A.W. Gleason Notary Public on the date in the text, with Frank J. Cheney and a partner mentioned. It notes signatures, witnesses, and the attendance of the Cheney firm.
A mother writes personal notes of thanks or offers help after monthly school reports. Teachers appreciate the gesture, and the piece highlights parental involvement in education. A humorous vignette follows about a meek man with a large box aboard a car asking playful questions about the carriage.
A vintage advertisement promotes Mitchells Eye Salve claiming relief for human eye afflictions and aid for animals. The piece notes its long regional presence since 1840 and says it is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
A Houston Post item recounts a vivid domestic moment where a girl tells her gentleman caller that seeing a mouse meant danger. Her brother interjects, claiming the danger fell on her as the scene escalates into a tense struggle.
A Seattle Methodist group intends to build a sizable institutional church for the Japanese residents of the allied city. Rev. 8. Yoshlok, pastor at the First Methodist Church, is named as the preacher for the effort.
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