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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
6
Inventory of kitchen tips and recipes describing pork chops with potato nests and creamed sauces, plus fruit preserves and cleaning hints. Includes Veal Chops With Soublee Sauce and dishes like Pear Honey, Apple pineapple preserve, and Rice Cakes with custard batter notes.
A fragment list of sour cream based recipes and notes for dishes such as sour cream sauce for cod, old-fashioned sugar cookies, horseradish sauce, sour cream pie, kidney beans with sour cream, brown nut bread, and a note on buttermilk and sour milk for stomach trouble. Includes measurements and basic method hints.
Training fruit for jolly is run through a colander to extract juice for the bag. Pulp can be reused for marmalade. A chilled banana with one side of...
A curio of home cooking instructions describes dishes including an Anely-chopped seasoned appledel with tomato base, cream cheese spreads, and a salmon souffle mixed with bread crumbs and milk. Techniques cover baking in molds, pimento sauce, cream cheese on crackers, and cabbage with white sauce baked in a shell.
Gen Hramwell Booth, new commander of the Salvation Army, receives vast goodwill after succession to the post left vacant by his father’s death. Advisers urge a tour of major posts. Booth is described as tall and imposing, with a background once praised by a British minister for potential civil service value. The army includes over 76,000 officers across multiple countries.
Solomon Straus, a Progressive nominee for New York governor, is noted as the first Jewish member of a U.S. cabinet era. Born December 23, 185, he studied at Columbia, practiced law, served as minister to Turkey, and held posts under Cleveland McKinley and Roosevelt, including a Hague arbitration vacancy.
Mrs Potter Palmer returned from Paris to Merlin and studied in galleries and museums to plan for Chicago society events next winter. She trained under Dr Rode of Berlin, a Royal museums director and leading authority on old masters, praising her artistic aptitude. Dr Trede guided the peripatetic study, taking her to galleries for object lessons over several weeks.
A fragment from a Malin Deaideratum item hints at a fatal meet and a wife with two grown daughters. It mentions a bridge game and a right number, suggesting a local intrigue or social puzzle. The readable text centers on a family and a dramatic event linked to a bridge score.
A prominent figure, Senator Joseph W. Malley of Texas, ends a long public career after over two decades in Congress. Known for eloquent speeches and fierce debate, Malley emerged as an early insurgent, challenging established party lines and shaping the era’s political discourse.
A fragmentary note discusses inventions attributed to women from various cultures and an editor’s notion of heaven. It echoes colonial stereotypes while referencing contributions of women in weaving, bronze work, lace, and shawls. The passage shifts to an editorial aside on men, virtue, and duty, with a moral about a farmer boy’s value.
A report by JONES, Mechanical Engineer at Oklahoma Experiment Station, discusses trap nest use to develop a heavy laying strain. It notes egg output varies from 40 to 245 eggs per hen in an average flock, and without trap nests results may be uncertain and unsatisfactory.
The article explains trap nests to separate hens for easier counting and egg collection. It describes design details, operation, and how trap nests improve breeding by classifying hens and preventing eye eating while noting cost should not exceed 15 cents per trap.
Advice on maintaining breeding stock emphasizes keeping the best birds for future stock rather than selling them. Size alone does not determine value. thrift, vigor, and good conformation matter. Avoid early breeding to preserve strain vigor and potential.
The text explains fowls expel body waste by lung action rather than sweating. It notes birds breathe faster than sweating animals when heated. It claims a hen needs about seven times as much fresh air as a horse in health terms.
A discussion notes that variation among families or strains of each breed is almost as large as variation between breeds. The text advises accepting some deviation in praluse or cop demapation across breeds.
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