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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
4
Instructions for making Tea Re ee 2 a green pea dish with butter flour and eggs plus a mint sauce and lemon inflected sauce. Also Barbecued Rabbit details soaking cleaning splitting spatchcocking brushing with olive oil and melted butter then oven finishing with a pepper salt mustard vinegar and currant jelly sauce garnishes include parsley and watercress.
The guide suggests two methods depending on paper type. For sturdy wallpaper mix fuller's earth with ammonia to form a paste, apply, dry, and brush away. For delicate paper fold French chalk in gauze, place pad on grease and press with an extremely hot iron to remove the stain.
Lemon has mostly replaced vinegar as a table condiment with lemon slices common for oysters fish and salads. A small clip shown with the slices eases handling and juice extraction without wetting fingers.
A description explains a lemon slice held between spreading ends of a device. A central point secures the slice and a slight pressure releases the juice. The passage frames this as a practical feature in an ad junct of a carefully laid table.
Three quarters of a pound of sugar and two cupfuls of water make a syrup. Boil then add peeled apple quarters and cook until tender. Lift out with a fork, then add skins and six cloves to the syrup and simmer about twenty minutes. Remove skins and pour the spiced syrup over the apples in a jar.
A recipe for mayonnaise dressing uses sugar flour mustard salt pepper four eggs separated eggs yolks first then whites vinegar diluted to two thirds poured after eggs thickened over a double boiler. Finish with two tablespoons olive oil or butter and continuous stirring until smooth.
Simple method coats the roast with thin salt pork slices placed under string or toothpicks. Brown thoroughly then add water and turn once or twice. This technique saves basting and yields a tender crust.
Beat three eggs with a pint of sweet milk and a pinch of salt. Cut inch thick bread slices, remove crusts. Dip slices in the egg mixture and fry like doughnuts in hot lard until delicate brown. Dust with powdered sugar and serve hot.
Instructions describe making a polishing paste from rottenstone and soft soap. Apply with a flannel, rub until clean, then finish with a dry cloth and burnish using leather dipped in finely powdered batti ae tan.
A New York Sun excerpt explains why British money uses guineas for art and honor and pounds for work. It notes editors paying in guineas, questing the art of payment, and lists professions from doctors to clerics where guineas or pounds mark status in a wealth of curious monetary etiquette.
A Smooth Skin. Blackheads chaps pimples sores and all unhealthy conditions of the skin are unsightly and detract from the looks. Buy a box of Dr Bell's Antireptic Salve a creamy white ointment apply as directed speed your skin will be clear at all dealers in medicines.
A playful notice questions if men secretly read the beauty columns in The Record Herald, specifically Mme. Qui Vive’s “The Woman Beautiful.” The piece hints that many respectable men may read the beauty column, though it avoids naming individuals.
James S Redifer born December 36 1833 died March 17 1910 at age 16 years 2 months 17 days. He married Cerdilla Ann Sppert November 13 1856 and they had six children Thomas James M Charles Mary Umbarger Laura Jow and Alma Bussard. He suffered for months and prayed over his daughter Alma before passing on.
Washington DC resident Wm H Douglas Jr reports instant relief after using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Product marketed as for sale by all druggists. The ad notes seasonal wheat troubles and humorously assigns blame in a lighthearted wartime tone.
The remedy Pr Hell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised as readily curing colds and stopping coughing. It claims to be genuine, available at all dealers.
The ad highlights women bearing chronic aches from kidney trouble and advertises Doan's Kidney Pills as a kidney remedy. Mrs Elizabeth Husted of Marshall Illinois testifies in 1907 to the product’s lasting merits and urges others to buy at Harlans Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. is named as U S sole agents.
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