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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
6
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes describes how to prepare hamburgers with toast and dipping cream, minced beef dishes, various chicken and turkey preparations, onions stuffed with seasoned bread mix, Mexican chicken, puffed rice custard, and a general note on the art of cookery with advice on balance and proportion.
Practical guidance on kitchen economy urging near at hand layouts and prompt cleanup to save energy and time. Emphasizes proper leftovers management, planning purchases from the larder, and avoiding waste by thoughtful reuse and serving leftovers neatly.
A fragmentary note blends a quotation from Franceta Coppee about devotion and a poetic line, then shifts to a remark on Dutch in the Russian flag and Peter the Great. It ties affection with a historical curiosity about colors and national symbols.
A garbled OCR fragment references beauty and love with odd phrasing. It mentions rental imagery and personal affection but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify a concrete event or person.
Frozen dishes are split into Neapolitan and Philadelphia styles with distinct textures. Instructions cover custard preparation, straining, cooking length, fruit incorporation, chilling before freezing, and two rare concoctions Burnt Almond Ice Cream and Orange Ice with stepwise methods and measurements.
Fragmentary dialogue features Bix and Dix trading quips about doing things well and a presumed beer. The readable text shows a playful exchange with slang and implied context but no clear event or outcome to anchor a full news item.
Wisconsin’s Sen Isaac Stephenson known as Uncle Ike, oldest member of Congress, recounts a rugged life in lumber camps. He cites practical medical experience from decades of field work, treating wounds and keeping crews healthy while braving snow and harsh toil.
The report claims adherents of exiled Venezuelan leader Castro plan another descent on Venezuela. It notes Castro's possible presence in Canary Islands and Germany, and suggests a rising Junta in New York aims to topple President Gomez, with Gen. A Pimentel linked to the operation.
The article notes Pope Pius X completing nine years of his pontificate and his belief in a nine year life cycle. It describes his early path from priesthood in 1358 through parish work, chancellorship, bishops, cardinalate, and finally patriarch of Venice, with contemporaries sending telegrams of congratulations on surviving the claimed fatal period.
The Mikado Youhihito becomes Japan’s emperor after Emperor Muteuhito’s death. The heir, proclaimed crown prince in 1558, is described as capable in war and statecraft, with naval and army service and a modern education. He marries since 1909 and has three children.
The Mewily Little Dimi twice Chiesa.
A dense commentary-styled lesson analyzes Jesus invitation to the weary and burdened. It contrasts two groups, the spiritually burdened and ceremonially laden, urging personal response to Jesus and highlighting the easy yoke and blessing of following him. It notes Jesus’ method, not denouncing Rome, but inviting a transformative life with him.
A sparrow caused a string of three houses to catch fire in Lawrenceburg Indiana recently. Neighbors and friends acted quickly to contain the flames. The sparrow flew from Mrs Mary Waobber’s home to Sophia Shafer Wudae’s house then Otto McCright’s and Emanuel Wreat’s roof before the blaze was tackled by volunteers, preventing major damage.
An officer of the French colonial army relays a message from a missionary chief in the southern Falanda region. The fragment discusses a damaged harvest law, a disputed file, and tax matters amid famine and unrest, all recounted in La Petite Republique’s tone.
An odd New York item questions bold figures about earnings and officials deny the numbers. The exchange notes a policeman saving $40,000 in a month from a $2.40 end, challenging the credibility of such claims.
A witty quip about young lawyers and briefs, noting that they often have short careers when they run out of material.
A humorous exchange recalls a palace trim described as a bandaomo frieze. The line hints at period wit and decorative detail in a historical setting.
Chicago's police chief resists policing fashion while an ordinance targets dangerous headwear. He weighs appointing society leaders as special aids to enforce the rule, though shifting responsibility may fail.
Chicago enacts a regulation on feminine attire length but police fear enforcing it as delinquent individuals defy the rule. Officials plan to fielding a so called beauty squad of women to help enforce the law, raising concerns about chivalry and public order.
The text notes U S gem mines produced precious stones and gem minerals valued at 343002 dollars in 1911, 205797 in 1910, and 634380 in 1969, but excludes coal mine products.
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