Information Wanted Grows of Me Family Tree
A terse plea seeks details about a family line mentioning a person named Grows. The note requests information to fill gaps in a family tree. No dates or locations are provided.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
7
A terse plea seeks details about a family line mentioning a person named Grows. The note requests information to fill gaps in a family tree. No dates or locations are provided.
John Burroughs recalls a fabled African episode in which a crippled lion licks a lieutenant’s hand after the man removes a thorn. The grateful animal then influences a change in rank, with the lieutenant rising to colonel as fellow officers and superiors.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a basic baked bread-like cake mixing method and a method for apple butter from cider and apples. It notes melting butter and an egg into milk then combining with dry ingredients, baking in a shallow pan, and chilling apple butter steps.
A varied garland of cooking directions and household tips. The text details making orange desserts with whipped cream and gelatin, clam broth variations, herrings prepared in vinegar and butter, tapioca puddings with pears and pineapple, grape marmalade, and quick corn patties. It preserves a domestic food era tone with practical steps.
Prof. L. H. Bailey of Cornell outlines reasons why young men leave farming and how agriculture can be made more appealing. He plans several forthcoming Cotery articles explaining what attracts youth to the farm and how to improve its rewards.
In the United States eating is treated as a refined craft and daily achievement. Pillsbury's Meat of the Wheat is promoted as economical and wholesome, while lighter prose sketches and jokes mix with humor about travel and daily life items from the era.
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