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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
6
Erie Pennsylvania woman describes five years of “female troubles” and a dramatic recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She praises its effects and urges other suffering women to try the remedy, noting it is non narcotic and backed by testimonials in the Pinkham laboratory.
A terse line suggests a path to becoming a milivatlee by simply hunting for a grievance. The fragment hints at a satirical or critical note on grievance culture without other context or specifics.
A fragment from a story set in eastern Virginia describes a cautious heroine and a repentant suitor. The scene centers on rekindled romance after a tense moment, with the maiden overcoming fear to respond to the proposal.
Rev Solon Jefferson visits Aunt Candace who serves gingerbread and questions the Land’s method of epidemics to remove bad people. He answers that the good ones are summoned as witnesses and that the Land gives every man a fair trial, a discussion echoed in Youth's Companion.
A testimonial letter promotes Grape-Nuts and Postum as cures for long standing stomach trouble headaches and nervous weakness. The author credits better digestion purified blood improved complexion and weight gain after replacing coffee with the cereal and beverage. A doctor reportedly supports using these products for gastritis.
Purdue extension article on rearing dairy calves in Indiana, detailing feed strategies from colostrum to skim milk. It emphasizes early calf separation, separate feeding vessels, graduated transition from whole to skim milk, and maintaining adequate but not excessive daily milk portions.
The curriculum emphasizes forage crops in farm economy with half of field crops time at Purdue devoted to producing coarse feed. It covers clover alfalfa timothy sorghum corn silage fodder millets cowpeas soybeans vetches field peas and more. Instruction includes lectures readings field trips lab work and experimental station plots for growth harvesting and seed quality inspection.
Circular 29 from Purdue University agricultural extension details plain methods for judging horses beef cattle dairy cattle hogs and sheep. Prepared by animal husbandry and dairy departments it spans 128 pages with animal type illustrations and judging methods aimed at empowering Indiana farmers youth. Outside Indiana a ten cent charge applies.
Canada’s recent census places population at 7 081 869 with growth 32 percent in a decade. Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and British Columbia all show large increases as towns like Winnipeg Vancouver Calgary Edmonton and Saskatoon expand. Canada promotes future development and will showcase farm products at the Chicago land exposition.
A curio of playful court chatter references Columbus and an egg standing on end. The text mocks unscrambling trivial feats, noting that no one is solving pew puzzles nowadays and reflecting a whimsical, era tone.
A regional health ad warns kidney disease can be fatal if symptoms are ignored. It cites backache and bladder irregularities and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. A Broken Bow Nebraska reader, G H Tuttle, endorses the remedy claiming rapid relief and a full recovery after trial.
A shipwreck scene yields a wry exchange as a survivor asks about danger and the captain replies that danger is minimal because a moving-picture outfit will arrive to film the rescue before aiding the crew. The line captures vintage humor amid peril.
A collection of historic bread recipes including Indian meal bannocks with flour salt ginger molasses and soda baked in tins, Togus Leaf Take batter steamed for hours, and Milk Rising Bread using milk water and rising batter to double in bulk with minimal kneading. The methods emphasize texture batter and long rising times.
Hermann Senn, hailed as a master, spoke at London's Horticultural Hall on proper salad prep. He urged thorough washing without soaking, draining and tearing instead of cutting, avoiding steel knives, and using a basket or cloth to remove moisture. He advised dressing close to serving and suggested rubbing toasted bread with garlic to flavor the mix.
A dated home pickle method describes selecting a medium red cabbage, salting shredded cabbage for 24 hours, draining, packing into glass jars, adding red pepper and white vinegar, then sealing and aging for a week to ten days. The result yields a bright red pickle that stores longer than boiled spiced vinegar variants.
Make puff paste and cut an eighth inch square. Cut eight strips ten inches long and three quarters inch wide. Bake separately. Spread strips with quince honey, place on the square crosswise like a log cabin, cover bottom with quince preserve, sprinkle chopped nuts. Beat five egg whites to stiff peaks with sugar and lemon extract, mound in the shell and bake until firm.
A recipe describes mixing four ounces of cooked chicken without skin or bones with three hard boiled egg yolks, grated cheese, French mustard, tarragon vinegar, olive oil, salt, pepper and red pepper. The paste is pressed through a sieve, spread between buttered white bread slices, pressed and cut with a round cutter to serve.
A frosting recipe using one and a half cups light brown sugar three quarters cup cream or milk half tablespoon butter and one teaspoon vanilla. Cook until a ball forms in cold water then heat until ready to spread.
A handful of salt and a cupful of mnegar shaken in a cloudy decanter cleans it effectively. Rinse repeatedly with very hot water to remove all salt taste.
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