Lake Gage News: Visiting families and local road work
Mrs. Frank Whitney and child ren from Columbus occupy a Shady Nook cottage. Dr Kingsley and family of Three Rivers visited E E Hunter. Harold Rowley from Hillsdale visits grandparents G M Rowley. Maynard Qury and Harold Hunter weekend at Three Rivers. Road crews graveling from Lime Lake west. Shinook reports busy summer business. Dr J E Showalter and family from Waterloo visited Frank Parker. Steam shovel reaches Panama. Mrs M Howard travels to Reading to care for ill father.
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Frank Whitney
Columbus
Ohio
Azalia Whitney
Shady Nook
Kinsley
Three Rivers
E. E. Hunter
Kingsley
Three Rivers Hospital
Harold Rowley
Hillsdale
G. M. Rowley
Maynard Qury
Harold Hunter
Threee Rivers
Shinook
J. E. Showalter
Waterloo
Frank Parker
Sunday
Showalter
District notes from Garrett and surrounding towns
District No 4 reports Mrs Arthur Hill and daughter visiting Garrett. Abraham McCormick spending a few days at home in Bluffton. Clela Kugler visiting friends in Bryan Ohio. Cordelia Stayner visiting Hillsdale Michigan this week. Mrs Lois Case spent Tuesday with Mrs Leo Pardy. Harold Dudley of Pontiac Michigan visiting grandparents and other relatives.
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Arthur Hill
Garrett
Abraham McCormick
Bluffiton
Clela Kugler
Bryan, Ohio
Cordelia Stayner
Hillsdale
Mich
Lois Case
Leo Pardy
Harold Dudley
Pontiac, Mich
Canning Fruit Without Sugar Says U S Department
United States Department of Agriculture experts advise canning fruit with boiling water instead of sugar syrup to save costs. Any fruit can be sterilized and packed in water, though sugar is still preferred for flavor and color. Process and sealing steps are outlined for home canning.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kiy
Blueberry Cake Recipes From Old Household Guide
A faded recipe passage describes two blueberry cakes. No 1 uses flour sugar butter eggs milk and blueberries baked in a shallow pan with butter. No 2 combines molasses sugar coffee or tea eggs butter and blueberries, baked in shallow pans.
Watermelon Cocktail Suggestions For A Luncheon Menu
A guide for serving watermelon cocktails in glassware for a fraternal luncheon or dinner. Use center-cut chunks of ripe watermelon, chilled, dust with powdered sugar and ground ginger or cinnamon as desired. Seated menu items include creamed oysters, potato croquettes, Waldorf salad, Parker House rolls, maple mousse, cakes, coffee and confections.
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Parker House
Oyster force meat roasted fowl with corn fritters
A historic cooking note describes removing the breast bone from a young fowl, filling with oyster force meat, coating with batter, browning, and layering with corn fritters. The dish is plated with parsley, melted butter, and lemon, serving immediately.
Washington Cream Pie Recipe Note
A compact recipe describing a two layer cream pie dough with butter sugar egg milk vanilla flour and baking powder. It instructs creaming butter and sugar, beating in the egg, then alternately adding milk and flour mixtures for a light batter.
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Washington
Fruit Stain Remover Tip for Fresh Linen
An advice note explains using a white cloth dipped in cold water for color stained fabric. Dab gently to lift the fruit stain before washing. Apply this method on table linens as well to prevent set stains during laundering.
Ironing Hint for Button Care on Waistband
Instruction suggests folding a bath towel with the button side downward to protect buttons during ironing. By placing the towel between iron and fabric the buttons are cushioned and less likely to break. This technique emphasizes gentle heat and even coverage to preserve garment details.
Canning Corn for Winter Preservation Method
Instructions from the agriculture department describe canning corn by layering cut kernels in jars, mashing to release milk, sealing, and boiling for four hours. Cans are stacked so they do not touch and kept submerged during boiling, with checks for tight lids after cooling. The method covers corn beans and peas and other vegetables.
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Department of Agriculture
Left Handed Bicycle Run-In With Schoolmaster
A confused scene shows Walter on a new bicycle failing to steer and colliding with a streetwalking schoolmaster who reads a book. The teacher calls out to the boy in a wary, slightly puzzled tone, remarking on being left handed.
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Walter
Sheep Killing Dogs Cunning Says Rev Dr Schriver
Rev Dr Andrew Schriver warns that a sheep killing dog roams far in search of prey then returns to a brook. The dog leaves fleece traces and marks the scene, suggesting cunning methods to elude pursuit.
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Andrew Schriver
Tote
Public Supreme Inc Aoe
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