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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
5
The passage outlines preparing a two pound chicken in a cocotte with butter and oysters, detailing skinning, splitting, browning, and timing. It notes a separate note on cooling water in glass carafes, mentioning a William B. Fenn design for maintaining low temperature and removable neck.
Mrs. R A Awtry died at her home four miles southwest of the city after a months long illness with consumption. She was about thirty, a daughter of John Coakley of east of Newton, and leaves a husband and a five year old son. Funeral services were at the Church of the Sacred Heart, with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Sympathy is offered to the husband and child.
The state convention of Iowa Christian Endeavor Union will be held at Cherokee August 27 to 29 with extensive preparations for a statewide gathering. Each society is entitled to representation and the dates are about two months earlier than last year.
The piece contrasts American domestic work training with English standards, noting many American cooks lack basic food chemistry knowledge. It highlights health risks from poor cooking, juxtaposed with praise for German techniques like a long slow cabbage dish using cabbage onion apple fat flour and vinegar for flavor and texture.
N J Marshall and wife visit Newton with two boys. he expects over half a corn and oats crop and fair wheat yield. Geo Pomeroy returns for a short stay and praises the Northwest era rail run. Geo H Warner closes several Newton and Miner county real estate deals. Old settlers hold final Lynnville meeting with possible special Central trains at sixty cent round trip. Miss Cora Pryor visits grandparents. her brother Ed suffers serious lung trouble. Miss Winifred Ballantyne visits Newton. firm Ballantyne Nobie noted as the state’s only female law practice. Club rates inform subscribers of low rates for newspapers and magazines via Recor. Chipman Western Railway announces low round trip fares to multiple western cities with various date windows.
An old advertisement promises a one day cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and refunds if ineffective, signed by E. W. Grove. Nearby, host building lots in town are offered for sale by K. A. Lona.
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