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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
4
Hamburger Reporter notes a plea for simpler foods to improve public health criticizing these meals for high sugar and starch content. It contrasts nutrient value in predigested diets, discusses crime as disease versus morality, and laments fashionable social ima gery at New York society teas.
Des Moines and Iowa City engage over location for a state tuberculosis hospital authorized by the legislature. Iowa City candidates hills west of the river near the university campus, needing 160 acres, timber, water, and good drainage. Board of Control to visit all sites, consider land offers from Mason City Fort Dodge and Barham, and decide. The hospital would serve consumptives and support university medical studies, with patient labor on farms and gardens to aid recovery.
A wartime style guide lists meatless soups including barley soup with stock and simmered barley, dried bean soup thickened to cream, macaroni soup with stock, and cheese based creams. Clam soup combines clams, milk, water, and crackers, finished hot. N. Y. World note.
In this gardening note from The Commoner, gardeners are advised to root Parrot's Feather in water, expecting white roots and rapid growth into hanging basket displays. The piece covers light, pruning, and transitioning plants to yards or ponds, plus seeds for palms, canna roots, dahlias, and chrysanthemums to cultivate perennials with minimal effort.
A period cooking fragment lists blanc mange varieties using Irish moss and milk, with chocolate, vanilla and salt. steamed custards with eggs, sugar and coffee, and baked custard with nutmeg. Instructions note careful cooking times and molds, plus garnish ideas like fruit or cherries.
The article discusses spring fashion for buttons covered in satin in blue brown or black with violet satin embroidery in Persian or Russian styles. It notes flat top buttons are preferred, suggests buying copies of Persian or Indian designs, and advises using oriental cross stitch patterns for handmade buttons. It cites the Brooklyn Eagle as the source.
A recipe method describes lifting two cupfuls of cornmeal and mixing with three quarters cupful of water, sour buttermilk, egg yolks, and salt. Fold in melted butter, soda dissolved in water, and beaten egg whites to form a batter then bake in a hot oven.
A brief note describes using ammonia in cleaning solutions to whiten surfaces. It suggests mixing a small amount into water to brighten floors and tables, reflecting traditional labor practices.
A method teaches stammering children to repeat one syllable slowly then two and three syllables, with breath pauses before each utterance. Repetition continues until the child can articulate longer words, suggesting weeks of practice to reduce breaks in speech.
The fragment appears as an OCR garble with unclear meaning and no coherent events or identities to summarize into a newspaper item.
Kentuckians, especially thoroughbreds, urged to attend the Louisville Homecoming in June. Tickets go on sale June 11 12 and 13 with a long return limit. The Wabash Railroad plans very low fares and may run special trains to Louisville. Contact Harry E Moares G A P D Wabash RR 1601 Farnam St Omaha Nebraska for details.
In the May edition of Everybody's Magazine Lindsay Denison presents the first authoritative account of the Panama Canal work. Denison traveled with Roosevelt’s endorsement demanding officials tell the bearer the truth, and the piece promises vivid impressions and strong support for the President Taft and Stevens.
McClure's for April offers fresh spring charm with articles stories and verses. Mary Stewart Cutting's Symphony in Coal tops the table of contents a sympathetic tale of married life. The sixth instalment of Carl Schurz reminiscences of long life is a hair raising adventure. Rescuing inkel from Spandau Jail unfolds as an intrigue filled story of daring and youth.
A misspelled letter note led to the destruction of 95 000 Briefer forms after a small capital error changed Briefe to Briefe. Postal offices faced immediate losses and reprinting costs as procedures corrected the typographical mistake.
The item markets Single Binder the famous straight de clear and Nest qualley from Lewis' Factory in Peoi. It touts Garfield Ten blood purifying and headache cures, plus a claim that a wise person writes Jove letters and mails them in the grate.
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