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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
3
Jerome B H McWade discusses a backwoods village summer trip with quaint residents and lunch at Old Bourker’s church where a cold lobster is served with sauce. An old man declines the sauce saying don’t showeree pune.
A professional-looking man with a sik hat asks for an estimate on ten heads and a special design. In the corner a cateby from Patrick Sleary is noted, while the caller claims to be a divorce lawyer seeking a memorable expression.
Feature on constructing an affordable small bungalow by William A. Radford offering practical plans. Describes a three room design with a wraparound five foot three inch porch, potential privacy screens, beamed ceilings, wainscoting, and cement stucco finish using scratch and slap dash techniques.
The death of Arthur Joseph Munby uncovers a 37 year marriage to Hannah Cullwick, a servant, kept secret from family and society. The couple’s life together is described amid details of bungalow living and air as a health ideal, with Munby and Cullwick’s bond enduring despite controversy.
The air brake, a durable invention, quietly safeguards rail travel through compressed air power. It has saved tens of thousands of lives and enabled faster journeys, yet often goes unappreciated amid flashier newer creations.
Diet and exercise guidance for liver health is described, noting inactive liver causes, the benefits of walking, posture after meals, hot and cold water rituals, and a list of recommended foods such as apples plums figs dates strawberries broths poultry and vegetables. It warns against harmful exercises and emphasizes combined diet and activity for improvement.
A rough shelled figure hides a precious inner truth as a pearl lies beneath a bloomless rind. The text speaks of hidden virtue and a bond to a named gardener figure, amid archaic phrasing and imperfect OCR.
The article describes safe fruit juice preparation and canning to preserve color, notes how most fruits can be pressed into juice, and explains sugar amounts for different fruits. A single recipe is suggested for all juices, with or without sugar, suitable for year round jelly making and storage.
The article describes methods to brew and chill iced tea, including pouring hot tea over ice, cooling before serving, and serving with chipped ice. It suggests lemon peel, lemon juice, mint, lemon verbena, ginger syrup, and sparkling water as popular enhancements. It also notes lemon or citrus sherbet as a festive accompaniment for state occasions.
A fragmented kitchen note describes skinning a dozen large French tardings and slicing them, toasting long white bread strips in olive oil, combining with fish, seasoning with cumin and a squeeze of lemon juice, and serving after a short seasoning period.
A garbled kitchen fragment hints at a fig salad recipe with honey and whipped cream components, mentioning strained honey and serving steps. Readable words reference fruit and a dessert-like preparation, though the full instructions remain unclear.
An old Coca Cola promotion promises refreshment at soda fountains with a free baseball record book offer. The fragment also reports a Goldfield desert tragedy, detailing a burned, exhausted man who died after failing to recover despite water and aid.
Seventeen years the standard remedy for women's ailments. A scientifically prepared cure with proven worth. Sold at all drug stores. Includes Women. Also features a stray quote about anger at a stranger and a business leisure proverb. Also mentions Windiew's Booting Syrn for wind and colic relief.
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