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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
2
A.L. Holmes publishes custard and pudding recipes from the Ohio Farmer page. Includes Hamburg custards with milk eggs vanilla and currant center, Cocoanut Pudding with grated coconut and cream, and Chocolate Pudding with chocolate milk sugar and eggs, finished with meringue frosting.
The excerpt describes a camphor salve for nasal use with cautions to melt gently, refreshments to avoid stomach upset, and breathing tips. It then shifts to advice from American Motherhood on adolescence, urging parents to recognize this 14 to 21 year period as a crisis, with fathers advised to blend firmness with friendship and patience.
The article warns that remaining coffee in a pot darkens flavor and leaves a stubborn residue. It advises washing and scalding the pot after each use and straining any grounds into a separate vessel before adding to new brew.
Cut rhubarb with lemon rind and cinnamon, simmer with sugar and little water until tender. Press and cool, whip cream to stiff froth, fold into rhubarb, chill briefly, and serve in glasses.
Excerpted humorous tale shows a narrator and his father fleeing a Hot Springs hotel incident over breakfast cork prank. They travel to San Antonio then encounters a bucking horse on a Texas ranch with comical misfires as the father poses as a veteran rider while the narrator handles aftermath and repairs.
On a Transatlantic Liner Ada and Seton, once playmates, rekindle a quiet romance amid salted air. They discuss bachelor pledges, love, and a possible break from vows as the voyage deepens. A moonlit moment leads to a tentative confession and a vision of a plain gold ring.
The writer Mr. Quillér-Couch, noted for I'br Mayor of Troy, has two serial novels in magazines and is preparing a collection of verses and essays titled 4 Cornish Window. He is also at work on two school histories of Wugtich literature with his own unique plan.
The report notes crocuses blooming along the Lelumbia as kose shoots grow and spring beauties appear while farmers plow and birds sing. In the east, temperatures range from 4 to 26 degrees below zero, and a moral question is raised about prior poison in Native corn before paleface contact.
At a Massachusetts Public Health hearing on a bill to curb mass closures of public services, eminent Boston physicians testified against Rochelle Salts and urged a law prohibiting baking powders that leave this dangerous drug in food. Doctors Hartung, Fostes, Kepler, and Pulmes supported the measure.
A Edinburgh- based report cites a Christiania doctor's claim that microbes infect parasites. The Scotland government board launches disinfection campaigns for infectious diseases. The piece discusses visible dust particles, sun rays, and cautions against chemical preservatives in foods, noting borax or salicylic acid may harm flavor in smoked fish.
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