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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
A Paris based firm touts a flourless bread process that uses un milled wheat directly from thrashing. The machine crushes the grain into a smooth paste, then kneads and forms dough ready for baking. Critics call it a backward step to ancient break making and doubt popular adoption.
Brookfield Missouri reader shares relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She reports weight gain and improved health after two years of struggle and credits the remedy with helping her through a critical period. The ad promotes the product as a trusted aid for female ailments backed by Lynn Massachusetts origin.
The London Globe reports that residents of Lewis ham observed globular lightning or fire palls. The phenomenon lasts several seconds, is less brilliant than normal lightning, and appears as a spherical mass that falls from clouds by its own gravity, sometimes rebounding after impact.
A fragmented literary snippet notes a dream scene where a speaker recalls a mother’s illness and hears a laugh in sleep. It appears in Life content, reflecting mood and interpersonal tension rather than a full narrative. The piece suggests a curtain of irony between dream and waking sentiment.
A compact moral maxim urging self reliance and autonomy. It contrasts the pain of subjection to another's will with the strength gained from self effort, emphasizing personal responsibility and independence.
Editor Radford offers free expert advice on building, emphasizing site choice over flashy design. The piece argues rough wooded lots enhance value, describes an appealing bunstone design with shingles laid in alternating widths, and outlines a two story plan with central hall, left living room, right dining area, three bedrooms, bath, four closets, and a $4000 total cost including plumbing, lighting, and heating.
Advice from Charles Battell Loomis in Delineator on preserving marital affection through attentive daily gestures. The piece pairs home design tips with courtship rituals, urging thoughtful acts, shared humor, and generous support to sustain harmony and a lively, traditional marriage.
An Indianapolis area notice tells how Mrs. Ray Trusner of New Albany credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with reversing chronic kidney disease. After six weeks she was well, with doctors puzzled by prior symptoms. The ad urges readers to try Doan’s, priced 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A fragmentary passage recalls Anita asking about the Johnstown flood and a dam breaking. The text slips into advertisements for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product and various unrelated lines about soothing syrup and a quip on suppression.
Chefs stuffed potatoes use cheese and bread crumbs. Boiling potatoes benefits from a mint sprig in water for subtle flavor. Clean plaster figures with a toothbrush dipped in gasoline. Freshen a black gown with black coffee diluted with water and ammonia. After washing, rub hands with vinegar and camphor. Hang garments on hangers to avoid pin marks.
A terse exchange highlights blame and financial shifts after quitting alcohol and tobacco. One man admits his wife influenced his cessation, while the other notes no personal gain in funds, but claims she benefits from the change.
A simple dessert recipe combining one cup boiled rice with half cup gelatine and cold water. Whip cream with sugar vanilla, fold in rice and gelatine, pour into a dish around a central tumbler, cool, then fill the cavity with fruit and serve with sauce or whipped cream if desired.
Wash and boil a cupful of rice and turn it into a vegetable dish. Prepare three or four green peppers sliced and fried in olive oil or butter. Mix the rice with a rich tomato sauce. Arrange the fried pepper rings on top and pour over the remaining putter from the peppers. Cover and bake five minutes then serve.
A simple safety tip suggests placing a small white slip of paper in the oven door knob to serve as a reminder when baking or warming food. The note helps prevent forgotten items from remaining in the oven and reduces the risk of overheating or hazards.
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