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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
6
A garbled 1900s collection of notes claims Zeppelin experiments, tri planes, new inventions, civic issues, silly misstatements about New York and Mars, a court injunction, and humorous quips on marriage, cooking, and vaudeville ideas. It reads like a quirky weekly miscellany with many mis-spellings and disconnected items.
A distorted historical OCR fragment references an alleged “Piphrine Mob” and “Frettine Vteb” with hints of weaponry and faith in a battleship. It mentions the New Tre'net, foresters, mines, and a father’s residence, then shifts to a call for attention to the “etted” or collected notes.
Two ladies’ outfits described in detail. One emerald green satin gown features cross pleated draping, deep yoke, embroidery bands, lace collar and jabot, flounced skirt with inverted plait. The second gown in green cheviot has black satin appliques, white tulle sleeves, a black satin girdle knot, and a tablier edged with looped black satin.
Paris fashion watchers note a move away from buttons toward simpler ready made styles. A tallor style features a narrow skirt with blue edged short coat, large lead colored buttons, and lapped seams. Skirt width expands with tailoring. coat covers hips with a wide brass bordered band. Hats shift from fat, large forms to tall turbans of velvet with fur or grebe trim and Mercury wings for afternoon wear.
Glove use varies by occasion with long coats and sleeves. Fashion moves through wide, glace, cape and goorha styles while suede and dull finishes fade. Dominant colors are black white and yellow with accents of blue and green. embroideried elk gloves remain popular.
A historical garment description outlines a cashmere dress with a wide panel, open sides edged with silk and kan, muslin filling the side openings, and two gouge rows at the hips. The bodice uses cashmere with silk edging, yoke and sleeves in place on muslin, a straw hat with acacia and ribbon bows, and listed materials: four yards cashmere, two yards silk, three yards muslin, and one and one quarter yards lace.
A new silk braid imitates hand embroidery with chain like stitching. The design is stamped for ordinary embroidery and sewn along outlines by hand. Small French knot centers enhance the effect, with colors matching modern dress materials, especially on pongees and shantungs.
A young wife friendly guide describes a three to four pound roasting fowl baked in Marmite. The chicken is washed, lightly floured, browned, and stewed in stock made from neck giblets and feet with onion savory and tomato. A green pepper, paprika and garlic deepen the flavor, served with plain boiled rice.
Three pounds lean beef simmered in boiling water until tender then cooled and finely chopped. Mix salt allspice cloves cinnamon nutmeg white pepper paprika. Dissolve gelatine in beef stock with onion and celery salt, heat briefly, strain into meat, mold, chill overnight, glaze with garnish of parsley and apple jelly, slice thin.
A halting 19th century style recipe explains soaking gelatin in water, melting chocolate and sugar, then mixing with boiling water. It adds cooking sherry vanilla and folded whipped eggs, then molds the mixture and chills overnight before serving with cream.
Six large firm tomatoes diced and mixed with two apples and two onions. Onions fried in butter then apples cooked five minutes. Add stock curry powder lemon juice pepper and tomatoes. Simmer with boiled rice until moisture absorbed. Serve in hollowed tomato cases.
Raised Ralain Cake calls for half a square of compressed yeast dissolved in a large cup of warm milk. Stir in one pound of flour, let rise, then beat eight ounces each of butter and sugar with egg yolks, one cup raisins, citron, lemon peel. Mix with dough, rise again, bake in a round pan in a moderate oven.
A recipe instructs to mix one pound grated raw sweet potatoes with half a cup of molasses two beaten eggs a tablespoon of butter two tablespoons sugar enough milk for a thin batter then add one teaspoon ginger and spices to taste. Bake one and a half hours.
Darning a rent in fine white goods uses one strand of No. 80 spool cotton untwisting the thread. A thin repair is less visible than with finer twisted thread and is essentially invisible when properly done.
A short recipe outlines washing cucumbers and packing them in a jar with two tablespoons of whole cloves mustard seed and other spices. Fill with scalding hot vinegar and seal securely as shown by the author for canning.
Ioleta Razon, a 16 year old Potue girl from Coachella valley, fled a tribal death sentence by crossing 160 miles of desert and mountains to reach a government Indian school near Phoenix. An Indian agent and sheriff tracked her, and she was brought to safety in a government school, escaping the tribe’s executions and superstitions.
A fragment from a Clcero piece warns that generosity must not outpace one’s means. The aphorism urges prudent stewardship and self restraint in charitable giving.
In a humorous exchange Willie asks Mr Heavyweight-Well if he ever married and muses about wearing his cast-off clothes. Hardy responds in a playful, studious tone as the joke unfolds.
Mrs Dolan complains about an outdoor experiment advised by the Handy Hints department. She blames a periodical for household stains and declares she has changed her mind about the advice after attempting a soda stain remedy. Her husband questions the claim as tea is tested.
A farmer quips about finding the caster as summer boundora depart. He comments they are working and worrying to keep the hired man contented, reflecting rural life and labor concerns in a compact dialogue.
A Portland physician advocates dietetic care and hygiene, declaring Grape-Nuts superior for health and convalescence. He asserts no condition forbids its use, recommends it for breakfast, and notes twenty years of experience. The letter promotes the book The Road to Wollville and its implied rationale.
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