19 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
1
Poem offers faith based solace urging contentment amid trials. It envisions long pain and grief yet promises divine guidance and blessings. Imagery includes briars, roses, bells, birds, rainbows, and a harbor as symbols of hope and inspiration. The speaker exhorts trust and cheerful endurance.
A column blends advice on staying present in conversations with a long list of plum related recipes and home craft tips. It urges readers to listen attentively, recounts a woman who excels at conversation, and offers varied plum dishes from puddings to preserves while adding practical sewing and canning notes.
A brief inspirational note urges maintainers to focus on positivity. It emphasizes that optimism lightens burdens and lifts those around them, offering a hopeful outlook for daily life.
A fragmented note hints at plum recipes tied to a numeric theme. It presents as a stray line about fruit subjected to numbers, without clear event or context. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
A note suggests using leftover plum juice from canning by mixing one third plum juice with two thirds lemonade. This combination, described as delicious and unique, is recommended for a refreshing drink.
A guide to quick relishes and pickles with detailed canning tips. Recipes include Sliced Cucumbers Relish Corn Relish Tomato Relish Chili Sauce Tomato Relish Ripe Cucumber Salad Pepper Relish Green Tomato Pickles Green Tomato Pie Green Tomato Preserves and Mince Meat. Emphasizes packing cans tight, sealing, and processing to keep air out, with approximate measurements for vinegar sugar salt seeds and spices.
A writer extols tomatoes as versatile and healthful, praising myriad preparations and stuffing ideas. The piece invites households to enjoy tomatoes in many forms, noting their appeal and liver-loving reputation.
Mrs M McGourd of New York says a three month Peruna course cured a two year low spirits back ache and stomach trouble. She now feels strong and recommends Peruna to troubled friends. Mrs Wilda Meyers of Lewiston Oregon reports four years of female troubles with backache and weakness eased in two weeks, with full recovery in three months due to Peruna.
Mrs Tressie Nelson of Nashville Tennessee writes that after five years with headaches and backache Peruna relieved her. She started with hope and after six bottles became a new woman with no more pains and life again bright.
The testimonials claim Peruna eases nervousness backache dyspepsia headaches melancholy and bearing down pains. Women state they tried other remedies and doctors before Peruna restored health, emphasizing widespread daily cures and popular belief in its effectiveness.
Mrs. Anna Munden of Mollygrove Arkansas reports thirteen years of female troubles and says after three bottles she recovered strength and vigor. Mrs. Mary E. Stampson of Londonderry Michigan states years of headaches and deafness improved after six bottles of Peruna and one of Manualin, with better appetite and nerves.
An old recipe passage outlines multiple tomato preparations. No 1 bakes whole stuffed tomatoes with stale bread crumbs butter and seasonings. No 2 uses minced meat filling with bread crumbs and butter. No 3 features rice and ham with Parmesan and bread crumbs. No 4 fills with onions cream sauce and cracker dust, baked slowly. Also baked, scalloped, and broiled tomato methods described.
A vintage household column lists cheese centered supper ideas and quick dishes. It covers cheese dumplings in cream sauce, cheese straws, buttered toast topped with grated cheese and Worcestershire, goat or blue cheese balls fried, and a cheese souffle with bread crumb base, butter, mustard, and cayenne.
A historical recipe describes making cucumber mango pickle using large cucumbers, muskmelons, onions, celery, ginger, mace, mustard seed, salt, and horseradish. Cucumbers are filled with seasoned mash, jarred, spiced with chili and kept cool to mature in days.
An old hand written recipe shows mashing peppers and cabbages with onions and greens then layering with salt and a tomato like mixture. It instructs boiling, straining, and sealing in a cool place for storage using simple pantry ingredients.
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