Advance of Civilization Food Safety Note
A Life magazine line humorously describes a layered setup to protect cooked food from a table surface using nested plates cloths and a dolly, concluding that the food remains protected by a diet.
05 Jul 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
1
A Life magazine line humorously describes a layered setup to protect cooked food from a table surface using nested plates cloths and a dolly, concluding that the food remains protected by a diet.
William D B Chandler of New Hampshire served as secretary of the navy while Admiral Meade commanded the Washington Navy Yard. A confrontation is described in which Meade says punishment would mean a sea posting, and Meade exclaims he would like to go to sea, ending with a courteous good day.
Readable fragments describe the Pleiades used as timekeepers by Pueblo Todians in Tusavan with the two years around 1802 noted as indicating minor timing errors. Other excerpts reflect a First Lesson of an Arab bay about keeping facts to oneself and foreigners misunderstanding Arabs, plus a quip about strength in three eggs versus beef.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of quotes and misread phrases. It mentions Mr Meekton and a wife’s advice about pea, a busybody, a stranger in a pew, a libretta remark, and lines from Pathetic Daughter and Riches Versus Luck. The text is inconsistent and includes nonsensical spellings and attribution errors.
In a Chicago Daily News vignette a couple browses a flower counter weighing prices and sentiment. The woman admires lavender chrysanthemums roses and goldenrod while the man questions her taste. He urges choosing simple childhood favorites over showy blooms leading to a playful yet earnest compromise.
A summary notes an astonishing linguistic diversity in the American continents with possibly 1000 languages and many dialects. It highlights that Indigenous populations, though smaller than many European nations, spoke a wide range of languages, per Dr. Kroeber cited in Pop War Science Monthly.
A brief joke exchange ponders rapid ascent in life with a sharp retort about using the nearest elevator. The punchline implies quick advancement through a simple, literal route, reflecting urban humor about social climbing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sympathy and feet with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, or events present.
The text blends garbled phrases about dress code and legal phrases with scattered historical names. It mentions a presidential nominee’s wife and daughter, legal constraints on attire, and a humorous anecdote about an exiled royal figure and a former monarch’s encounter, all amid tangled sentences and incomplete quotes.
An Ishishalcin volcano on Uninak Island near Aniska emits dense white smoke while circular white-puff tags rise from the summit. The scene evokes images of old Pan dalon and prompts a local debate on street planning and business corridors.
An Iowa Homestead correspondent describes making corncob charcoal in a five foot pit covered with sheet iron or earth. After twelve hours, charcoal of good grade is produced and mixed with wood ashes salt lime sulfur ash copperas. The blend is fed in self feeding boxes to hogs, improving bone building and thrift.
Fragmentary text describes a dairy house for handling milk cream and butter in a sanitary manner. It mentions dairy trade, cheese factory involvement, and farm dairies needing proper facilities. Other phrases are garbled with unclear names and details.
Fragmented text describes a damaged scene with a farmer, house, tubed tanks, shelves, and walls. It mentions a route, a separator, and a few unclear technical terms. The garbled draft hints at construction details and safety concerns without clear events or names.
A fragment shows a conversation about raising 100,000 with a philanthropist offering a quarter of the amount and a reply about contributing another quarter. The exchange features Mr. Titewnd and a housekeeper in a humorous, clipped street scene.
The readable text shows a damaged dialogue fragment about a bus collision with a ghostly remark and a materialist character apologizing. The garbled words suggest a tense street scene and possible collision context.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a vague debate style piece involving Festive Gentium and Feluctinew fareenee. No clear events, dates, or entities to ground a proper summary.
A garbled but detail filled note advises on poultry care and feeding. It mentions disqualifying birds sick with Contigo disease, suggests garden ducks aid worm control, and promotes crops to feed a large poultry flock. It emphasizes grain from a stall land, water in eggshells, and careful feeding to boost growth and sales value.
George Croft of 365 Water St Indiana Pa testifies that after suffering kidney pain and back agony for months he used Doan's Kidney Pills. Four boxes removed all pain and restored mobility with no residual discomfort. He urges others to buy Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Odd fancy by an emperor led to a mock funeral in Stremadura monastery chapel. He had a tomb built and, after abdication, was carried to the chapel as if dead with procession and prayers, then rose from the vault. The strange tale is part of a collection of curious remarks and quips from various papers.
Readers warned that backache signals weak kidneys and early treatment can prevent Bright's disease. Thompson's Arcoma, sold by Hildebrand, promises to cure kidney liver and bladder troubles and back it with a money back guarantee. Bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes that she had suffered chronic constipation and stomach trouble for some time. After taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for three days she could get up and improve noticeably. She proclaims herself the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine. Sold by all dealers.
The London Globe reports seven distinct languages spoken in Britain. English is joined by Welsh in Wales, Irish in Ireland, Manx in the Isle of Man, Gaelic in Scotland, Cornish in Cornwall, and a variant language in Munchenret region.
A Monmouthshire man who caused his wife's wedding ring to be inscribed with a threaten ing message insisted there should be no mistake in what he required in a wife. The exact date of the ring is unknown but prior to the eighteenth century.
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