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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
4
A cooking column presents antique methods for veal hearts venison and kidneys preparations with bacon onion flour and stock. It details frying, baking in casseroles, tomato puree, and cream sauces, plus a reflective quote on a future generation.
A compact collection of antique recipe instructions. From baked apples with spice to scrambled eggs with corn and oysters oiled by simple sauces. Includes methods for creamed potatoes and sauce hollandaise style variations. References eggs milk butter and common seasonings.
The excerpt argues for careful saving and fair prices for farmers to shield consumers from profiteering. It urges simple living, adequate meals, and responsible spending while noting farmers earn about 11 cents an hour. It echoes wartime guidance on thrift and moral conduct, urging unity to ease economic hardship.
Spices divide into four classes by the plant part used and include cinnamon cassia vanilla ginger and horseradish. Cinnamon bark is harvested at two years old and fermented. vanilla comes from certain orchids. ginger is famed for candies and flavoring. horseradish and ginger roots are staples in preserves and meats. The text notes vanilla demand exceeds supply and colonial tastes influenced methods and uses.
An old advertisement urges readers to restore vitality with Swift Specific C Co. blood medicine. It promotes 8, 8. S. bottles as revitalizing, claims wide need, and offers free medical consultation via Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
The article reflecting on Jerusalem portrays the ancient city as repeatedly destroyed and sought after, noting its capture in 1817 by British forces with Turkish assent. It contrasts past harm with a vision of future redemption and heavenly radiance, awaiting a restored grace for its people.
A wry joke from the Birmingham Age Herald about a wife telling her son to behave while she’s away, promising a reward. The child asks what he will be given and the mother replies she will let him go to the courthouse to hear his father cry out for order in court.
Mr and Mrs Brown set out for a drive in their new motor car but the vehicle stalled and refused to move. Brown crawled under the car to inspect the problem and a muffled exchange with Mrs Brown followed before the car jolted and stopped again, prompting a comic if heated exchange over patience and a jab at Job.
Senator Sorghum laments public interest in plain truth. He likens political messaging to Aesop's fables where animals talk and stories are gilded with fantastical elements. He argues honesty alone barely catches attention.
A dated report notes prison rules in England restrict inmates from using mirrors during confinement. The policy applies to all prisoners regardless of gender and is cited as a measure of discipline within the facility.
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