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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
6
Four ounces of butter with onions and celery are sautéed and simmered with lettuces parsley spinach bread and mace. Add eggs and vinegar at serving time off the boil to avoid curdling for a clear aged kitchen guide.
Butter six custard cups and fill with soft bread crumbs and finely chopped cold meat. Beat three eggs with milk, pour into cups, bake in water until firm. Serve in cups or turn onto a platter. Savory custards use bread crumbs and seasonings, omitting meat.
A recipe describes mixing a pint of milk with boiling water equal parts and adding a teaspoon salt and butter melted. Dissolve a quarter yeast cake in lukewarm water, then stir into the milk with one beaten egg and gluten flour to form a thin batter. Let rise, then add gluten flour to form a soft dough, knead well, shape into leaves, rise again, and bake slowly in a steady oven.
Soak half a box of gelatin in cold water then dissolve in hot water. Add two thirds cup sugar and the juice of six large oranges. Stir in orange pulp with rind and no fiber or seeds. Substituting diluted lemon juice for two oranges is optional. When partly jellied, whip until light and pour into a mold to set.
A recipe for savory pies using cold liver and bacon mixed with a white sauce, eggs, onions, seasoning, and a tomato base, then simmered into a filling. Instructions also cover preserving fruit pulp by pressing, straining, and canning the juice with grape skins and elderberries for winter storage.
A vintage kitchen note details making Potato Puffa with mashed potatoes eggs cream butter and seasoning then baking until light and browned. A separate comic exchange has Mrs Youngwed asking about egg plant and the grocer clarifies it as fresh laid eggs prompting a humorous miscommunication.
A recipe note describes turning cold roast beef or mutton into a dish by chopping it, mixing with a touch of Worcestershire Sauce, and covering with mashed potatoes before baking.
Quick tips on keeping honey dark to delay granulation and wiping door stains with borax. Charcoal in the fridge absorbs odors while washing dishes with soda prevents streaks. A cold whipped cream dessert pleases guests, and tempering tomatoes with milk improves cream soups. Use weak borax solutions to remove stains and bleaches to lift color.
A pamphlet extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and fainting spells, recounting a Watertown woman’s recovery after taking the pills. It notes the pills increase red blood cells and are sold by mail from Schenectady New York.
A speaker notes that the man who kicks most when trains run late is usually last to church, compares a man's popularity with women to a cat among mice, and claims scandal makes it easy to convince a woman with a tale.
An 19th century ad fragment promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething infants claiming gum softening inflammation relief and pain reduction while a separate note mentions the first use of Roman type in printing in Rome in 1487.
A terse remark notes Amso and Atlasta, with the line that one who has made no enemies is likely to have few friends as well, suggesting a wary social stance. The fragment hints at cautious reputation dynamics without broader context.
A collection of trivia notes covers Antonio Stradivari, his Cremona birth in 1649, and the famed Cremona violin. It notes value ranges from one thousand to two thousand five hundred dollars, with a Stuttgart sale quoted at ten thousand two hundred fifty dollars. Miscellaneous items include vowels in order, lemon salt, biblical quotes, and armor thickness of warship turrets.
An elderly veteran, released from coffee at 72, credits Postum with restoring health after repeated malaria-related relapses. He followed a doctor’s warning to quit coffee, switched to Postum, and within days felt better, now doing heavy work and praising the beverage. The Postum Co. from Battle Creek, Mich, promotes its product with a recovery tale and a reference to a related booklet.
Madrid reports say a bomb was thrown at King Alfonso and Queen Victoria as the cortege passed Calle Mayor. The attack killed several guards and horses, wounded an equerry, and caused panic as the royal carriage rerouted. One officer died and many civilians were injured amid chaotic scenes.
Madrid woke under cloudless skies as crowds flood the streets for Princess Victoria’s wedding procession. Royal guards in full dress, splendid galas, and eight white horses drew by gold harnesses led the cortège through the royal route from the palace to the ministry of marine where the bride was prepared.
Nebraska notes describe Beatrice plans for electric and gas works, Kearney artificial ice plant in operation, new bridge girders at North Platte, and a dedicated cross in Plattsmouth Catholic cemetery. Other items include Fremont lighting expansion, local accidents, school colors theft, and Beatrice elevator company incorporation.
Crete branch Missouri Pacific train wrecked near Cook Nebraska due to a broken wheel axle. Four freight cars derailed and several yards of track damaged but no injuries. The crew recovered a freight car at Cook and delivered mail and express to Auburn. Conductor E. F. King in charge.
In St. Louis a mob seized a special train to Tallalom Louisiana where they overpowered the jail and hanged R T Rogers the white man accused of killing Jesse Brown a Girard Louisiana merchant Brown died February 19 1804 Rogers had been tried found guilty and faced venue changes and a mistrial before the case reached the supreme court
An incipient revolt in Korea has led several hundred rebels to seize Hong Ja, a town with strong defenses. The uprising, described as the most serious yet, prompts a Japanese relief force sent at Korean request to quell the rebellion.
Minneapolis report states Dr. J P Forze former president of Northwestern National Life Insurance was convicted of embezzling 195 shares of Metropolitan Bank stock from Northwestern Life while heading the company. Sentence postponed pending motion for new trial.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent event in Madrid with references to pools of blood and an explosion. Details are damaged and unclear, but the scene suggests a violent incident at a house with debris and injuries.
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