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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
7
Article on making fish appealing through proper garnishes and sauces. Emphasizes fresh fish from inland sources, affordability, and the need for lemon juice parsley butter capers anchovies shrimp cucumbers onions mustard fennel and other ingredients. Discusses various sauces like white sauce with salted fish and tartare, noting gooseberry and curd sauces as alternatives.
Fragmented text suggests a historical note linking Henry Clay to presidential bids across eras. Mentions 1824 1844 1848 and 1892 and a vague allusion to a superstitious sign or omen. Source is incomplete and stylistically obstructed.
Practical kitchen guidance for healthy kids with menus and methods. Recipes include Raisin and Date Salad using orange gelatin, Sweet Potato Muffins with yeast and butter, and Chicken Salad with jellied broth and celery. Tips emphasize higher intake for active, growing children and proper preparation.
In The Children's Corner, Dorothy Edmonds narrates two children approaching the Jogalong and the Ants summer estate. They are guided by the Jogalong to meet the queen and her household, hearing remarks about rooms, tunnels, and the grand estate beneath the riverbeds.
In a busy nest, educated elephant feelers and a boy observe ants tending white grub cows. Nurses care for babies as workers bustle cleaning, feeding, and guiding newborn limbs and wings. The boy learns ants favor honeydew and fresh leaves, while a sand collapse interrupts the scene.
A quirky poem describes Crimean Wampus animals roaming Volga and Bog riversides. Domestication for door knocker shaping is noted, with humorous images of jackrabbl on trees and a walnut bodied creature stitched from peanut eyes.
A reader argues that equality of ability does not erase gender prejudice in career chances. Citing a sister who loves the sea, the writer notes a woman could captain a vessel but is limited to roles like stewardess. The column contends prejudice is not the main obstacle today. practical barriers remain.
Practical home craft tips suggest covering a hammock with inexpensive cretonne both inside and out. Remove end ropes, reinforce eyelets, and sew to seal. Dye lace in a deep red shade for a soft finish without harming the material.
An old time drugstore ad touts Dr Caldwell’s Bowels laxative syrup Pepsin for headaches fever upset and constipation. It claims the product keeps bowels regular and even helps with colds by flushing sickness waste while noting Dr Caldwell attended over 4500 births without maternal or infant loss. It targets all ages and promises easier digestion and appetite.
A novel indigestion treatment shown at a medical exhibition uses an oxygen soluble tablet with lemon or peach juice to deliver oxygen to the stomach. Demonstrated by prominent doctors, the method claims to ease stomach troubles and is praised as surprisingly effective.
A testimonial from Mrs Hulda Smith of Waterloo praising Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as an excellent tonic and nervine. She notes it sustains health during expectancy, rebuilds strength afterward, and assists whenever she feels waning.
An old remedy touted as 400 years old from Germany. Dr Albert Von Frieling allegedly created it in 1812 to treat blood poisoning from arrows during Roman attacks on the Fort of Goltau. It claims to heal wounds burns and inflammations and is offered for sale by Henry Von Frieling in New York City.
A Philadelphia man Daniel Vinciguerra reports Tanlac cured his stomach trouble, headaches, and dizziness after ten years of symptoms. The testimonial claims improved nerves, sleep, and vigor with a two cent dose, offering a money back guarantee if no help.
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