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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
8
A poem speaks of a sunlit land with gold light and cherry blossoms where a four leaf clover grows. Each leaf stands for hope faith love and fearlessness guiding readers to persevere, work, and wait to find the place of four leaves.
A grainfield tale extols farm made beauty products using rhubarb, lettuce, spinach, cucumber and fruit juices. It explains simple recipes for creams and washes with quince seeds, honey, milk, almond oil and mutton tallow, noting safe preservation with benzoin and salicylic acid.
A curbside recipe describes making cucumber mangoes with large green cucumbers, a brine of water and wine vinegar, and a brown sugar sweetening. Cucumbers are filled and sealed in jars with vinegar, then stored in a cool dark place for seasonal use.
Old kitchen notes describe pickling large cucumbers with grape and dill leaves in brine made from water salt and vinegar, then curing for ten days. A lip care remedy uses quince seeds water glycerine and fragrance to ease chapped lips and hands.
A jumble of household recipes and tips describes mustard pickles with vinegar, spices, and sugar, plus cucumber and onion pickles and a tomato pepper mix. It includes guidance on cucumbers in cheesecloth, cauliflower salad with peppers, and kitchen safety notes on burns, moths, and milk stains.
A readable issue features elaborate evening dresses and trends, plus cute new designs in ubiquitous styles. It includes household economy tips, Thanksgiving meal directions from turkey stuffing to pumpkin pie, two Cupid stories, and scenes from a New York artist studio and a country widow parlor. Additional pieces cover Holland influences, child development, business life, flower culture, and community settlements.
A National Paper, The News Company of Juliet Illinois, publishes the Saturday News as a new weekly edition devoted to the Pentel party. It promises party progress coverage from across the nation, featuring party headquarters news and editors claims, with well known supporters cited as guarantees of loyalty and character. Subscription is 50 cents per year, with sample copies available at the office.
Alfred J. Doyle writes a new song with a pretty chorus about summer by the sea. The chorus sings of a seaside place to court and ride trolleys, with lines about breezes and lovers. Copies cost 60 cents each postpaid after sending 25 cents in stamps to Theatrical Music Supply Co. New York.
The Saturday News of Joliet offers Wattson Geent Letter Qhate ceptinee for sale at 30 cents per hundred or per thousand. The letter is promoted as a tool to arouse voters and gain support for the Populist ticket. Orders should be sent to the Saturday News Joliet Illinois.
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