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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
3
A lively period cooking brief presents warm day sandwiches and drinks, from egg and fish sandwich ideas to creamy peanut butter spread alternatives and a citrus punch. It also hints at fruit syrups, berry drinks, and a bridal luncheon setting with practical serving notes.
A luncheon feature presents pink heart shaped desserts with tiny satin slippers and floating rice. It includes kitchen tips on cake baking and frosting, beef filling ideas, bread and olive sandwiches, an eggless cake recipe, and nursery décor suggestions emphasizing green window shades for a calming daytime setting.
Fragmented OCR reveals a public dedication event in a New England area with figures including Governor Chafee and General, details about an exhibit and speeches. It references a plaza, a plaque or statue, and a ceremonial program with attendance by officials and special guests, amid nostalgic commentary on Grebo and tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text reports names and places loosely linked to a legal or business notice. References Mogler Dean and Wietersville Missouri appear amid garbled names and prices. The fragment mentions a restaurant, a Kramer legal matter, and a tire shop in Downsville or Go.
An 12 year old boy endures extreme misery from fearful burning sores and extensive skin damage. Doctors note the illness and treatment progresses as observers recount a lengthy case, with references to a medical professor and local attention in a period tone.
Dr Felix Oswald argues brain workers need different foods from laborers to protect brain and nerve centers. Brane-Luts is presented as a pure natural grain-based product marketed to rebuild and repair the brain, advertised as ready to serve at first class grocers.
A report by William Tellis surveys Pyong Yang Korea focusing on missionary work. It details Presbyterian and Methodist efforts, self supported churches, large midweek prayers, schools and hospitals, Korean leadership, rapid church growth, education aims, and cross-cultural adaptation shaping local life.
A White House anecdote recalls John Hay as Lincoln's private secretary handling persistent callers. A visitor declares he is the son of God, and Hay jokes the president would see him at dawn with a letter from his father. The tale appears in Detroit Free Press and Chicago Daily News clippings.
A fragmentary advertisement page cites tonics and cures, promoting walking cures and nostrums. It mentions defiant patent medicines like Defiance Stark and a general claim that a new invention outperforms rivals. Includes stray lines about whisky, bottled remedies, and a New York growth claim.
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