Assess Mee of A Mol Odern Martyr
A brief dramatized tale credited to Susan and Avery Mather presents a reflective account of sacrifice. The text centers on moral conflict and personal sacrifice within a historical or fictional setting.
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
2
A brief dramatized tale credited to Susan and Avery Mather presents a reflective account of sacrifice. The text centers on moral conflict and personal sacrifice within a historical or fictional setting.
After graduating, Dr. Philip Raymond sets up a cottage office near Yonkers. A trolley foreman, Thomas Wheeler, suffers appendicitis and is treated at the doctor’s home with success. Wheeler, later recovered, humorously reveals he might have had a note in his pocket about his spells, and five years on Raymond meets Wheeler again in a city hospital where an actual appendectomy reveals no appendix.
Ambulance brought a patient in with acute appendicitis and a rapid operation was ordered. The head physician confirmed the emergency diagnosis. A nurse halted the procedure to reveal a torso tattoo warning not to cut. The surgeon realized the patient was a repeated case awaiting a third procedure.
A controversial remark claims the only safe method to arbitrate certain sins is by shotgun. The statement frames violence as a justifiable tool in conflict resolution.
A bakery style list presents Almond Cakes Cocoa Cake Pineapple Cake Austrian Puffs Fig Cake and Lemon Cake with ingredients and steps. Each recipe uses eggs sugar butter milk flour and flavorings like vanilla lemon rose water and pineapple. Baking times range 30 to 40 minutes in moderate ovens.
A humorous note explains a housewife who starts with the top room and the cellar before the first floor. She argues cleaning the cellar first prevents dirt from coal and dust rising through the house causing rework on the first floor, making her method seem practical.
The method involves heating a small piece in an iron spoon to see if the butter foams freely, which confirms real butter, or if it sputters like grease, indicating oleomargarine or renovated butter. A second test uses a bottle in boiling water to observe fat clarity, with clear fat signaling butter and cloudiness indicating a substitute.
A simple candy icing method combines granulated sugar and water boiled to a heavy thread. Whip stiff egg white and stream the hot syrup into it, then beat until smooth and creamy. Cool slightly and fold in candied cherries citron pineapple and blanched almonds.
Beat six yolks with a cup of powdered sugar until light. Add juice of one lemon, beat five minutes. Sift four tablespoons flour one teaspoon cinnamon and one baking powder twice. Fold into egg mixture with whipped whites of six eggs. Bake as two thin layers, assemble with white icing, cool and ice with chocolate. Cut into squares.
Beat three eggs with sugar until frothy then fold in flour with cream of tartar and soda. Add lemon flavor and butter, drop spoonsful onto tins about three inches apart to bake.
A pale blue empire style coat for a young girl features a yoke fitting skirt with no fullness. It uses pale blue silk frills, lace collar, and silk edging. Long sleeves have deep cuffs. two deep capes with scalloped edges fall over the sleeves. Hat is soft straw with pale blue feathers. Materials required include 3 yards of 46 inch wide fabric, 1 yard silk, a lace collar, and 4 yards lining.
In dotted swisses smart color effects appear with tiny self color white or black dots. Pretty frocks feature insertion matching the dot and worn over slips of self color or white. Straw colorings pongee shades and light yellow or brown tones remain popular in thin cottons for cool looks with white.
A Paris Letter to Vogue notes the Parisienne habits her skirt hem after wear. She uses a two step scent method: a clean odorless tag essence followed by perfume so every swish carries fragrance.
Readable text notes adjustable flounces of white muslin with embroidery. Describes gathering or plaiting into a binding and suggests ready to button detachable petticoats for salon wear.
The article describes using wash ribbon sandwiched between two rows of lace to trim lingerie. Nightgowns and corset covers gain color with minimal material and effort, while petticoats benefit from wide lace and Dresden ribbon. Edges can stay unrolled, avoiding tedious machine work.
Hand-embroidered yokes for chemises and nightgowns offer a low cost upgrade attachable to home-made garments. Buyers avoid ill fit from ready-made items by choosing just the yoke and adding personal finishes. Detached yokes suit brides and can be saved for future trousseau pieces.
The latest costume trend features a tunic skirt of electric blue shanting silk paired with a jade green satin foulard coat. Waistcoats of costly old tapestries or brocades are also popular, described as handsome enough to decorate curio cabinets.
Painted parasols dominate spring fashion with blossoms and sprays. Designers note delicate coloring pairs with gowns, making parasols a suitable bridesmaid accessory.
A telephone operator recalls a prank where a flirtatious caller pretended to be a wife to a single man. The man worries why his calls stop, while the operator jokes about how switchboard mischief can turn a cheerfully innocent phrase into mischief and mayhem.
A British campaign in India features Afridi recruits who switch sides. A new recruit requests leave to hunt a sniper annoying a column. He returns with the head of his father, revealing the sniper was his father and he knew his enemy’s ways.
Otto B. Schaar of the Waiters' Club of New York remarks in a recent tipping argument. He quips that a woman's German court reply comes to mind regarding arsenic in the husband’s body. He says the husband “was a big eater.”
Important to Mothers. Examine carefully every bottle of Castoria a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it remains pure and properly labeled for use. This precaution helps ensure correct dosing and avoids potential harm to young readers.
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