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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
7
A reflective piece on a Bostonian's compact backyard parterre featuring a central turf, a fountain, and a brick-walled border trellised with running nasturtiums. The narrator shares practical advice on planting schemes, maintenance, and the philosophy of garden imagination shaping urban living.
A fragmented listing from Mann Harland presents coreopsis and asters entries with the code AY SSM Marizolis and 207. The readable items suggest plant varieties or catalog numbers featured on the page.
Meal plan lists daily menus including breakfast lunch and dinner featuring veal scallop rice soup chicken dishes and various leftovers. Dishes include veal scallop stuffed potatoes asparagus soup cream of celery and mock turtle soup with multiple desserts and beverages.
The article advises thorough pet care in warm weather including clean housing constant water and proper feeding. Dogs should have little meat with biscuits milk and oats preferred, bones only as a minimal chew. Wash dogs weekly and provide safe sleeping areas. Cats need water and periodic washing though challenging. provide dry warmth and avoid damp sleeping spots. Feed birds with seeds and greens, avoid red pepper, offer cuttlefish and gravel for digestion, and ensure fresh drinking water at all times.
A readers letter column offers bread and biscuit recipes, tips for digestible baby foods, and cautions on tea and coffee for young people. Advice includes making graham rolls, fostering chewing, and a boiled flour porridge for infants, plus requests for tallow candles and tart pie ideas.
A reader provides a bran bread formula as a remedy for constipation and digestion, listing ingredients: one quart bran, one pint flour, one cup sour milk, one cup N O molasses, one teaspoon each salt and baking soda, with substitutions of brown sugar and treacle. Bake for an hour and a quarter.
Advice on using gasoline to wash gloves hats veils and ribbons with ample amounts and careful rinsing. Let the gasoline settle to separate dirt then reuse clean gasoline for further cleaning. Do not wash in a room with open flame or burning stove as gasoline fumes ignite. Many report failures.
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