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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
A fragmentary note describes women writing to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co praising relief from illness. The content suggests they feel healed and urge others to try similar remedies, signaling shared hope among women readers.
Agricultural guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture stresses quick drying of corn in the milk stage before glazing. It describes harvest timing, soaking, draining, and drying steps to produce usable dried corn for canning or home use, emphasizing careful preparation and removal of husks and silks.
Reading text outlines a recipe for green tomato marmalade with lemon and orange zest, sugar, salt, and steps to peel chop boil and simmer. It notes heat and stirring, thinning to thick consistency and suggests taste testing after several hours, with tips on preserving flavor.
Instructions describe drying corn using kerosene or sun methods, spacing kernels to one inch depth, breaking up frass, and testing for hardness. Dry thoroughly to avoid bacteria and souring, then store in secure muslin or heavy bags with necks tightly closed. If sun is cloudy, finish in stove to 100 degrees F for two hours.
A historic tip suggests using the juice of one lemon during shampooing to reduce oil and straighten hair. It claims lemon cleanses the scalp and hair, leaving it lean and less oily.
Waking coffee with a pinch of salt before pouring hot water enhances the aroma and flavor, delivering a surprisingly smoother, more rounded cup. A small amount suffices to lift bitterness and bring out richer notes without changing the coffee’s essential character.
A fragment warns readers about potential poisoning from contaminated drinking water and bottles. It advises seeking medical attention, informing the doctor of possible poisoning, and not waiting for a doctor to arrive before inducing vomiting with approved remedies, while cautioning on proper emergency steps and salt water or emetics.
Last year was an unusually hard fear for fleas about houses. The tine is again at hand when though the sounds of fleas may not be heard the feel is felt in the home. The simple preventive is to clean thoroughly and sprinkle the foot well with east and wet it down.
Practical kitchen tips and home hints. Includes ideas on using cold roast pork as mock chicken salad, white stockings as wash cloths, blackberries for shortcake, and cautions about storing cheese. Mentions cake frosting sugar and a teaspoon of vinegar as a remedy.
A long, jumbled OCR page references jet used for ornaments and jewelry, noting Britain as a source and various items like rings and beads. It weaves in tangled chatter about furniture, conifers, and social remarks, with scattered mentions of dates and people, suggesting a broad but unclear article on fashion, trade, and society.
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