10 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
1
A miscellany in the Ironwood Times surveys aviation and road travel trends with quips on airplanes, dirigibles, and speed. It contrasts crashes and feats, cites a New York bride with dogs, a Kansas City car incident, and ties fashion to public costs while splashing cheeky social asides.
A feature recounts three displaced queens Amalia of Portugal Eugenie of France and Carlotta of Mexico now living in exile with faded grandeur. It traces Carlotta’s madness lingering memory Eugenie’s charity work and Amelia’s flight from Portugal amid revolution, noting their lingering royal reputations and fragile futures.
Workers at Joseph J. Tucker's New York paper business walked off their posts during a critical shipment. Foreman questioned the stoppage. the workers then returned. Saranto Dorando struck Tucker on the head with a cotton hook. Tucker knocked four workers to the ground and the rest returned to work within ten minutes.
A London Chronicle note recounts Disraeli being recognized by a hansom cabman who claimed he had read all of Disraeli’s books notably Lothair. The piece also recalls Beaconsfield’s setbacks and a tale of walking with Gladstone when a bystander asked if he was the famous author.
German prison policy encourages chess clubs as a healthy mental pastime for well behaved inmates. Brixton inmates enjoy oratorios while Aylesbury holds lectures and songs, reflecting a broader move toward constructive inmate activities and entertainment.
A fragmentary dialogue captures a tense moment as Georgie is urged to be courteous to the governess and responds with a wary acknowledgment. The exchange hints at underlying authority and family dynamics without clear context or resolution.
Mary Garden remarks that a good husband should be between 34 and 50 years old. The quote, tied to social mores and suffragette context, reflects era attitudes and gender expectations. Brisk demand appears for items or traits within the 18 to 80 range referenced in the dialogue.
The speaker cites Goethe noting there are many spiritual capacities in man that cannot be fully developed in life, urging a pursuit of a better and more harmonious future. The remark frames human potential as vast and partially unrealized, advocating continued growth and balance.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a dialogue about a politician and a social rival. Names, places, and concrete facts are not recoverable from the readable text, making context limited and ambiguous.
A fragmentary food writer describes cooking cream turnips, making blancmange with Irish moss, and preparing a jelly dessert from raspberry jelly. The narrator details mixing milk flour and salt, chilling jelly in small cups, and serving with vanilla cream. Also mentions a banana royale inspired by a Boston visit.
A new insulated receptacle overcomes the old inch box limits. It mimics a vacuum bottle design, maintaining hot or cold foods for extended periods. It features three compartments with two bottles and a sliding box, keeping soups or beverages hot up to 24 hours and cold items cool for three days.
Slice five pounds of beef and simmer until tender then chop finely. Mix with a seasoned broth from the pot with onion salt cloves pepper cinnamon and a tablespoon of flour. Boil to a thickened sauce, blend with the beef, press into an earthen mold under a plate, chill, then slice and serve.
Apple Suet Pudding. Chop one cup suet finely and dust with flour. Peel and slice three to four cooking apples with sugar. Mix with more flour and salt. Add eggs and milk, then sour and baking powder. Steam in covered mold for two hours. Serve with whipped cream or mace.
Cream cheese beaten smooth with a touch more cream, then folded with finely minced green olives for a delicious sandwich filling. Cream cheese mixed with finely minced red peppers from can yields a peppery variation.
A Chicago advertisement extols psychics as a source of guidance. Margaret Graham, at 2918 Michigan Ave, claims everyone bears an aura revealing past life and future possibilities. She invites contact for spiritual counsel and emphasizes the aura shapes thoughts and actions.
A village church clock proposal sparks debate between John the old sexton who opposes the plan saying clocks would be a waste and that sundials suffice and a supporter noting sundials work only in good weather with some mornings unfit for rising.
Byron Bennette of East Liverpool says six months in bed with kidney trouble, painful secretions, headaches, and swelling led to a dramatic recovery after using six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He claims he has stayed free of kidney trouble for six years and urges others to remember the product. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box, Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo N Y.
A Kansas editor explains his paper uses quotation marks around certain words. He cites why he treats “beer” and “ghost” with quotation marks, arguing the punctuation signals special usage rather than content.
A garbled OCR fragment notes Dr Pierce's Pleasant product and mentions constipation among Gleenses with implied health claims. The exact meaning is unclear but indicates a medical or patent medicine context. No clear date, place, or individuals beyond the brand names.
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