13 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
1
A reflective verse contrasts a June day with November frost, lamenting fading beauty and memories. The piece credits Irene Pomeroy Shields and laments the passing of summer as autumn leaves fall and winter approaches.
A collage in verse and prose on autumn rain and sunshine from poets Samuel Minturn Peck and Luther. It blends seasonal imagery with homely maxims about patience, happiness, and caring for a home. An article segment urges a weekly odd-day housework plan to keep a tidy, orderly home and prevent neglect.
The article outlines economical beef based meals and storage ideas for budget households. It details turning scraps into stews meat pies and hashes and describes using cornmeal and vegetables to extend meals. It also discusses rhubarb winter gardening and cheap meat substitutes.
A cooking note describes Baked Corn Custard using fresh or canned corn, milk, and two egg yolks baked with butter. Celery Bisque details a celery based soup with milk and oysters served hot. Pineapple Rice combines rice sugar and pineapple with whipped cream served in glasses for chilling.
A readable article explains how any family with a warm cellar can grow a pieplant in mid-winter using dark forcing methods. It notes the approach has grown popular in recent years due to simple, inexpensive techniques that are easy to understand and apply.
Numerous testimonials from Mrs. Hattie Hamilton and others claim Peruna increases weight, boosts strength, and aids older relatives, with notes of relief from constipation, liver torpor, and cold prevention. Prominent endorsements urge daily use and pledge continued trials by families across Ohio Kentucky Oregon Minnesota and Arkansas.
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