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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
2
A narrative blends a tale of a bachelor, a cousin, and a house party with a discussion of gyroscopic balance. It then reports on innovations proposing personal gyroscopic balance for workers and a novel external frame using a high speed ball and electric motor to steady a person, illustrating safety and stability advances in daily tasks and industrial use.
A collection of recipes including Fine Ice Cream made with milk sugar flour and egg, Fowl in Batter using fried cold fowl pieces, Rice Water Jelly dissolving rice in water then lemon and mold, Lincoln Pie a lemon scented apple bake with meringue, and Quince Honey boiling quince with sugar syrup for a sweet glaze.
In Baltimore the tall iron clock once near Light Street, scarred by the 1904 fire, has been rebuilt. The frame is repainted in bright steel, a new movement installed, and hands calibrated for exact time. A master clock at Western Maryland station auto-sets the beacon hourly via Washington observatory, ensuring second accuracy. A bronze tablet may soon mark its history as curious crowds watch the restoration.
One pound sausage from a German delicatessen, skins removed. Combine with one egg salt pepper flour soaked bread milk, mix into balls the size of marbles. Boil salted water until they float. Serve with butter sauce, egg and flour blended, then beef stock to creaminess. Add a pinch of boiled cauliflower for flavor.
Soak peppers in boiling water then brine overnight to draw out juices. Slice thin discarding seeds and pulp, then pickle like pears or peaches using sugar cider vinegar and spices. Simmer peppers until tender, thicken syrup, and pour over peppers for an excellent roast meat relish.
A simple bread pudding recipe uses bread crumbs soaked in milk for about 16 minutes, then beaten egg yolks with grated lemon peel and sugar. Bake half an hour, top with jelly and meringue made from stiffly beaten egg whites with sugar, then brown in warm oven.
Break cauliflower into sprigs soak in salted water then drain. Cover with sweet milk and boil until tender. Drain mix in bread crumbs milk cream egg yolks salt mace cayenne butter lemon juice and bake slowly in a buttered dish until firm.
A home recipe for apples simmered in cider with sugar and cinnamon. The author notes it resembles quince sauce, tastes delicious, and offers a gentle, steady cooking method for a gallon of cider.
A playful recipe blends fresh popped corn with milk sugar eggs and a pinch of salt and nutmeg. The mix bakes like a custard for about twenty minutes yielding a creamy popcorn dessert.
A detailed guide compares concrete drain tile with vitrified clay, arguing concrete tiles resist water, are strong, and cheaper to produce at home. It outlines a DIY tile-making machine, mold setup, core placement, tamping order, drying time, and cost per rod, emphasizing octagonal tile shapes for easy alignment and better drainage.
By G. KR Perkins. The article argues that reliable crops benefit all sectors including farmers, manufacturers, railroads, merchants, and bankers. It asserts farmers adapt best to poor crops, can cut costs, and emphasizes that every related industry should strive to help farmers farm optimally for stable yearly yields.
Farmers prioritize cattle sheep and horses quality noting uniform flocks of size and color attract buyers. Extending pride and care to poultry enhances overall farming value as live birds fetch better prices.
Excellent coop for chicks describes building a stout clean barrel coop. Secure a barrel with shingle nails through hoops on both sides, divide the barrel lengthwise, saw through bottom and hoops, and stake the coop at four corners. One end closes with half the bottom. the other uses a pate and wire screening to deter night prowlers.
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