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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
7
A West Philadelphia family faces a slang moment at dinner as a bright daughter peppers conversation with uncultured phrases. The mother and father debate the best way to curb the slang with a humorous exchange about a better correction.
Napoleon storms into the clubhouse in a foul mood lamenting bodges on the links. Caesar reads the Congressional Record as the Emperor jokes about sea terms and ocean liners while a concerned partner calls a doctor after his irritable exit.
A brief dialogue outlines a way to alter a woman's belief she should be a sister to a man. The interlocutors suggest treating her as a sister would, implying a social strategy to change her views. The fragment hints at a personal or domestic matter framed as advice.
The article urges home gardeners to treat garden study as culturally valuable as art and literature. It details sowing when soil dries, pressing seeds, watering after planting, early weeding, and choosing compact crops like peas lettuce parsley spinach chard onions tomatoes cucumbers beans and herbs to yield fresh produce all summer. It also notes buying ready set plants to save time.
A reflective verse urges kindness as angels unite earth’s broken tiles. Then practical kitchen notes describe croquettes from macaroni and ham with cheese sauce, a cauliflower salad with peas, hash and egg baked dishes, a pineapple pudding with meringue, halibut baked with milk and a white sauce, plus salted mackerel enhanced by rich cream.
A compact guide offers repair ideas such as darned hose on the wrong side with a long stitch and using a spatula for dish scraping to save costs. It presents two dessert recipes Prune Dessert and Sugar Pie with basic ingredients and simple steps for home cooks.
Prunes soaked in spiced peach or pear juice until stones loosen, then simmered until tender. Remove prunes and boil the juice to a thick glaze, pour over prunes and serve with meat.
A simple single crust pie filled with stewed dates chopped and sweetened then folded with whipped cream. Topped by spoonfuls of whipped cream and chopped nuts for a creamy textured finish.
A fragment describes beating an egg then adding vinegar and milk with nutmeg for a warming drink. It suggests heating the mixture and pouring over the beaten egg, calling it a wholesome strengthening drink suitable for sickness or wellness.
A pie filling combines two cups cottage cheese creamed with rich cream, half cup sugar, lemon juice and rind, half tablespoon melted butter, and three lightly beaten eggs. Bake slowly in a moderate oven.
A collection of vintage recipes includes a White Loaf Cake with egg whites and cake flour, Spanish Dish with layered potatoes meat onion and tomato, Not Bread with flour milk and nuts, Rice Pudding baked slowly with vanilla, and Rice Hash combining roast beef with rice and tomato sauce.
A garbled OCR passage records a surreal exchange about cranberries and a cat asleep. The text shows broken quotes and stray punctuation with unclear speaker attribution and meaning.
Thomas C. Shotwell reports from New York on Taft's tariff dispute with Canada. He cites estimates of 150,000 to 260,000 American farmers crossing into the Canadian northwest in 1910 as Canada gains agricultural heft. A tariff war threatens meat and wheat prices, with Canada already courting US buyers.
Mrs. Catharine Kautz of Findlay Ohio says she suffered four years with kidney trouble including back pain and weakness. After trying various remedies Doan's Kidney Pills cured her and she has remained free from kidney trouble for three years. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A Denver man visiting the City Park museum recalls a rural observer who eyed a portrait titled A portrait of E. H. Smith by him self. The farmer quips that city sellers misread the painting, noting no one but Smith is in the frame.
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