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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
3
A high court ruling centers on assets valued at 700 million dollars, affecting multiple properties and associated interests. The decision impacts ownership, control, and potential restitution across involved entities.
The High Court ruling in Intermountain rate cases cuts rates on over 100 household goods and empowers the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix zone rates. It allows higher short haul charges than long hauls and signals further freight reductions to Denver from eastern points. Commodities affected include cotton, wool, silk, meats, canned goods, flour, coffee, tea, syrup, furniture, wire, nails, and groceries, while class rates remain untouched.
The Supreme Court narrowed commodity rate disparities between the Atlantic seaboard and inland points, upholding that railroads may charge higher for shorter hauls but must be equitable under competition. It voided a patent clause reverter on oil lands as irregular but removable only by direct government action. Other notes include tobacco pooling deemed unconstitutional and vows in Catholic orders reconsidered, with Louisiana sugar tariff relief denied.
The engagement is announced between the Earl of Euston aged 64 and widower with a son and two daughters and Edythe Havemeyer 21 daughter of the late Henry O Havemeyer of New York. The Duke of Grafton nears his ninety fourth year.
The text traces the origin of strawberry shortcake to New England and recommends using cultivated berries. It gives a detailed recipe using three pints of sifted flour, cream of tartar, salt, butter, lard, milk, and optional baking powder. It instructs to bake in one or two cakes, avoid cutting hot, spread berries on both halves, and serve with rich cream or whipped cream for contrast.
Instructions on knife cleaning with carrot, removing water marks from Japanned trays with sweet oil, cleaning gilt frames with white of egg, peeling onions from root to tip to reduce tearing, using leftover tea for houseplants, starching laundry with soapy water for gloss, and preventing musty silver teapots by sugar in storage.
Instructions describe removing white marks from a table top by dampening wad ding with methylated spirit, covering with white linen, rubbing in one direction, then drying and polishing with furniture cream. Do not apply spirit directly to the linen.
Radishes, cooked in steak juice with butter, provide a mushroom substitute when mushrooms are scarce. Slice large radishes, cook in the steak pan until brown, finish with butter and seasoning. Boiled radishes mash with pepper and cream. Delineator.
A western senator, known for a quick temper, berates a committee clerk in session over a trade statistics table. He mocks the typographic quality, insisting the figure misrepresents a five as a three, prompting a contrite apology from the startled clerk.
A five year old girl in Maurice Iowa suffered a painful facial eruption believed to be ringworm. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed the rash improved rapidly and fully healed over three to four months. The notice invites readers to obtain free samples and the 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura.
A jumble of vintage ad like phrases mentions Red WEEN Nweak and Red Bag Blue laundry effects. It includes stray lines about a Marine Eye Remedy in Chicago and admonitions about writing notes and fountain pens amid unrelated reflections.
Woman testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly pains and infertility leading to two healthy baby girls. Letter from Mrs H T Winn of Kansas City Missouri quotes her dramatic improvement after starting the remedy and endorses its use to other women.
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