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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
4
A lively kitchen note describes using marshmallows to enhance desserts and candies. It suggests melting them into sauces for pudding, frosting, and custards, decorating pies, enriching fudge and candies, and creating chocolate drinks garnished with marshmallows. It also mentions marshmallows in cookies, salads, and tea time treats.
Wholesome Dishes offers tips on roasting mutton and lamb with pierced fat pockets for better seasoning. Recipes include Corn Chowder with pork, onions, potatoes and corn. Graham Cracker Cake with sour milk. and Chicken Croquettes using mashed potato and chicken with a tomato rice garnish.
The lesson outlines Nehemiah 8, Ezra the scribe, and Artaxerxes in a September/October biblical week. It emphasizes open-air reading, reverence for the book, proper understanding, and the fivefold hearer outcomes of conviction, joy, exhortation to peace, and gratitude for provision.
A raw recruit, with sleeves too long and sagging trousers, faced a noncommissioned officer who dismissed his complaint. The sergeant declared the uniform fit “absolutely lovely,” joking that the recruit looked as if he had been melted and poured in.
An old advertisement promotes creamy emollients for skin troubles in all ages used daily to prevent worsening conditions. Free mail sample via Book Address postcard, Cutuirn Dept. L Boston, sold everywhere. A joke follows about economizing at the dinner table.
Ex change notes that some people do nothing awaiting a swift war end. Men have died because their folk did not deem them ill enough to seek medical help.
St John New Brunswick ranks second to another city in the volume of customs receipts, reflecting its notable role in harbor trade and revenue generation for the period. The report highlights its comparative performance within the region’s port cities and suggests factors influencing customs collection.
Advert says Anuric by Dr. Pierce cures rheumatism and kidney issues by eliminating uric acid. Warns of warnings like backache and urinary irregularities and warns that delay risks kidney dis ease and bladder stone. Encourages buying now or requesting a trial bottle.
A Kansas woman from Flush credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Gold Medal for restoring her health after six months of illness and failed medical care. She says prior to treatment she suffered head and back pain, sleep issues, and severe bloating, and notes a dramatic weight gain following her recovery.
The item notes a quip about managing a surplus of disc jockeys with a witty line Foot them appears as a punchy caption reflecting a lively club or event atmosphere. No further context is provided to locate names places or dates.
An examining physician for a leading life insurance company notes many applicants are rejected due to kidney trouble not easily detected by the public. Drugstore reports echo concern, and claims SwampRoot, an herbal remedy by Dr Kilmer, shows quick healing. The ad urges readers to send ten cents for a sample.
A fragmented sports column sketches playful quotes about sport’s tameness and quirky street scenes. It notes an average suburb man carting home a steak, lettuce, and a phonograph record, hinting at ordinary tasks becoming comic tests of character.
Green's August Flower claims to relieve ailments caused by stomach upset and inactive liver. It is marketed as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile production. Bottles priced 80 and 90 cents. Ad.
A cryptic line asks if Alice can hit the high C7, hinting at vocal precision. The text then notes New Zealand hosts 164 butter and 902 cheese factories currently in operation.
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