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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
7
A list of breakfast and dessert ideas using dates and codfish inspired dishes. Smoked Salmon Relish, Codfish Scallop With Rice and Eggs, Brown Bread Relish, Mexican Eggs, and multiple date centered sweets including Date Torte, Date Souffle, Date Fritters, and Date Fudge. Also includes Fruit Cheese balls and Date tips.
A dated guide outlines roll and bun recipes including Finger Roll, Kentucky Roll, and Bath Buns. It details ingredients such as yeast, milk, flour, sugar, lard, and eggs, with steps on mixing, rising, shaping, and baking in warm places for light, golden loaves and airy sponges.
A fragment notes Daten described as wholesome fruit. The item appears in a local menu review context with emphasis on its perceived healthfulness and suitability for serving at gatherings. No additional dates places or organizations are specified.
Helpful hints for preserving eames with water glass and salt water mixtures. Easy potato pancakes use milk and egg yolk and griddled potato layers. Streusse Apple Cake folds in apples and lemony sugar glaze. Kidney bean salad mixes kidney beans, cabbage, pepper with French dressing. An unusual Bermuda onion and orange in French dressing pairing.
A recipe describes making fruit salad with bananas and oranges, plus canned options like apricots peaches or pineapple when fresh fruit is unavailable. Fruit is cut with a silver knife and soaked for an hour in syrup with liquor, then served in a glass or china bowl with whipped cream.
Wash them thoroughly then boil with water to cover. After twenty minutes add one teaspoon of soda per teacup of fruit. Do not add sugar as it hardens. Sterilize jars. When ready center, puree and sweeten to taste.
A child Dolly asks if God worked on Sunday while learning Bible stories. Her aunt explains creation rested on the seventh day, prompting Dolly to quip about stopping at one o'clock on Saturday, met with a brother’s mock dismissal.
A fragment hints at a gossip item about the Marsons late recognition of their eldest daughter and a notable marriage to a New Torch policeman. The scant lines suggest a sensational social note from a local paper.
In this lesson the teacher reflects on Jesus warning against the Pharisees leaven and the Sadducees, contrasts with Herod, and notes the disciples lack of perception. It discusses Jesus healing a blind man, the role of witness, and how spiritual understanding comes through following Christ, urging self-examination of dullness.
Prof Warren M Belcher of Hethel Pa in a recent address warned Americans are money mad and teach children to earn a living but not to live. He said the drive to become a millionaire is the vilest ambition and compared it to a weather vane, noting few boys reach such riches and stressing balance over greed.
A Chicago resident describes severe facial pimples spreading across the face and itching. After trying soaps without relief, she used Cuticura Ointment and Soap, which eased burning and itching and healed the skin within about three weeks. Signed Mis Clara Mueller dated March 15, 1912, with Cuticura advertised broadly.
A Cleveland school teacher asks a pupil to compare phrases like x while and a tithe. The brief dialogue shows confusion and a student named Hitt asked to defend intellectual honor as a parentally quoted example is met with playful mishearing.
Two conservative locals travel with a cryptic young earl figure relying on a motherly plan. The dialogue reveals a perilous journey risk and family ties guiding the path, as a wary narrator explains the danger and separation across legs of travel.
A downtown anecdote recalls a mayor accused of drinking and striking his wife. The tale centers on a child’s quick, defiant retort about her father being under whisky’s influence and safe in the kitchen. Mack's National Monthly.
A testy exchange unfolds as a large woman demands a warrant for desertion. The prosecutor presses for a stated reason while the official hesitantly proceeds to draft the warrant. The dialogue captures a court scene with procedural steps and a plea for legal action.
A fragment from Woman's Home Companion describes a small poultry estate kept for a deceased merchant's widow. A customer asks to see a fat goose and the shop boy replies that mother will be down directly. The item reflects a light domestic scene in a period context.
Fragmentary note lists remedies and names. readable items include a syrup for children and a remedy for wind, with scattered words suggesting medical or domestic preparations. The legible terms indicate a 19th or early 20th century home medicine context.
In a foggy, fragmentary column a speaker jokes about stock exchange costs and a comical court day, weaving in social satire about beauty and idle wealth. Scattered phrases mention a police exchange, a half-shot joke, and a tangential ad for Thomson Lewis Single Minder cigars, reflecting a chaotic early 20th century newspaper style.
A distressed Baltimore household learns a child says her father gives “whack whack” to calm her. The little girl explains the blows come from the “tack of my tummy” as she roars between sobs, while a young woman tries to console her.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a dialogue about free thought and a teacher. Willie questions someone about a Pipet rate and an ancient clue. A cryptic reply suggests nobody knows who has tried to clarify it for 6,000 years.
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