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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
5
The fragment presents a Stevenson quotation urging a man to balance honesty kindness frugality and family happiness while maintaining self discipline and enduring friendships. It frames fortitude and delicacy as essential traits for personal conduct.
A compact collection of recipes notes high egg use and adaptable water additions. Included are Boston Brown Bread with cornmeal and molasses, Cabbage and Walnut Salad with mustard and vinegar dressing, Fig Pudding with figs and cinnamon, Macaroni Salmon combining salmon with milk and eggs, and an alternate Macaroni Dish layering pasta cheese and breadcrumbs in a bake.
Fred Lexow received a year in Bridewell prison in New York City for Hooverizing and excessive patriotism amid a custody dispute. He was charged with counting his sons' meat bites while their mother paid the groceries and found guilty of cruel treatment of the boys.
The pamphlet claims the Kaiser hides deformities and eccentricities in court life. It alleges a wartime mastermind with private habits and costumes, promising a sensational portrait of Germany’s leader and motives behind the war. The piece urges readers to view the exposé as crucial insight into the enemy.
Austrian miners in Crawford county Kansas threatened to strike unless an American flag was displayed in every mine. Federal investigation shows the miners refused to work until the flag was displayed and the mine operators complied. Each miner saluted the Stars and Stripes as they entered.
A reflection on moral reform and the idea that some individuals are too virtuous to benefit from mischief. The author cites social pressure that keeps good people from risky experiences and considers whether reform efforts might backfire on those who remain exceptionally upright.
Crowds gather at John Dennis home near Arkansas City Arkansas to inspect two large teeth unearthed in a nearby sandpit. Belief holds a mastodon died in the area and an exhaustive University of Arkansas faculty led investigation will follow.
Squabs and pigeons can replace much meat needed abroad. Rabbits and game birds in season are also available. Squabs are young pigeons that may be broiled or served in casserole, prepared like young broilers and are delicious.
Instructions describe separating stuck stamps with a thin paper sheet and hot iron while noting glue preservation. Froebel highlights early childhood food as crucial for lifelong development and energy levels.
A fragmentary statement claims the principles of Liberty and Justice defended by the founders in 1776 have been attacked, raising a duty related to national symbols like the Liberty Bell.
The May Manton feature describes a loose top coat in velours or cheviot ideal for everyday wear. It highlights simple construction, novel pockets, and belt-driven lines with options in bolivia cloth and fur trims. Pattern No 6900 covers sizes up to 18 years. 15 cents for mailed pattern.
An old advertising piece urges readers to avoid liniments and local applications for rheumatism. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier that allegedly cleanses germs from the blood to remove rheumatism and offers free medical advice from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
Hazlett notes that public response shapes effort, while a man seen as witty in one place may be called a blockhead elsewhere. He contrasts coarse jesting in some companies with sarcastic insight being disregarded in others.
Wade Mecum presents a humorous line where an infatuated Iman asks an ancient adviser at a bazaar how to learn of his lady's faults. The elder counsels him to go among her women friends and praise her in their hearing for insight.
A note on quick work appears as a quirky item about a painter who hurried to finish a floor as paint ran low and a Womin knitter who stayed up late to complete a scary project due to scarce yarn.
Fr. W. Bobb recommends a home remedy for head noises and catarrhal deafness. Dissolve four ounces of Parmint double strength in four pints of hot water with granulated sugar and take four tablespoonfuls four times daily. Relief measures include opened nostrils easier breathing and reduced throat mucus. The remedy is inexpensive and easy to prepare.
A short health note warns that soaps and many shampoos dry the scalp and damage hair. It recommends ordinary refined coconut oil as a gentle cleanser, stating one to two teaspoonfuls mix with water gives rich lather, cleanses dust dirt and oil, leaving hair soft and silky.
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