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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1923
Page
3
A fragmentary scene shows a girl gaining baking confidence through yeast knowledge and a tense exchange with a plain clothes officer who recognizes a fugitive look. The officer hints at fingerprint evidence to identify Jong, tying cooking skill to a criminal inquiry.
The article surveys current fur and hat trends, noting a shift from long coat furs to jacquettes and three quarter length styles. Plush hats dominate, with velvet and satin present, while designs draw inspiration from Paris and cinema. It highlights Valentino influenced looks, diverse furs for coats, and plush sailor hats as practical, durable options.
A collection of Hubbard squash recipes including squash pie and corn souffle followed by a health feature on reducing rural sanitation risks. The article promotes home improvements such as septic tanks and protected water. invites readers to request a free Portland Cement Association booklet.
A harmless vegetable butter color called Dandelion has been sold for fifty years by drug stores and general stores. Bottles priced at 35 cents each are advertised as a versatile kitchen colorant used by millions.
The Detroit News describes Yellowstone National Park as the world's greatest game preserve with vast elk buffalo and antelope herds, moose, deer, beavers, foxes, bears, and other wildlife. It notes seasonal bird migrations and tourist interest for summer visits.
A ram billed as ram bier jokes about florists only handling funerals and weddings. The florist counters that they officiate in courtships, birthdays, commencements, holidays, dinner parties, and after family quarrels.
The line ponders whether a father shaves to fulfill duty or to give himself a moment to swear, framing a domestic, humorous reflection on routine and restraint.
The user asks for a collective noun example to pair with a phrase about a vacuum cleaner. A suitable collective noun is a team, a group, or a flock of words.
Warning advises buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claimed safe for 23 years and prescribed by physicians. Imitations may be dangerous. Adyv.
Old Dobbin retires from transportation on state rounds at 174 percent per year. Tests on 48 hours across 24 roads show horse traffic at 82 100 of 1 percent of total traffic, with Dobbin's big day moving to Tuesday when he can claim 4.98 percent of traffic.
A playful exchange depicts siblings playing autos with a baby as the horn, prompting a mother to intervene. The lighthearted scene captures domestic affection and a humorous rush of imaginative play within a Boston Post vignette.
In a dialogue Miss Cayenne notes Germany has many men worthy of the title doctor. The exchange suggests that country’s health is not harmed by doctors who carry briefcases over medicine cases.
A reflective verse moment notes that morning arrives everywhere, with birds singing across shores and dawn spreading from one continent to another, echoing Longfellow’s sentiment about universal sunrise and renewal.
Oyster selection and stews are explained with careful steps to avoid toughness and ensure flavor. Grilled fried and baked options plus a cornmeal Indian Pudding recipe detail preparation, liquor use, spices, and serving notes.
Four hours of fishing yielded no luck for 20 competitors. Only one fish was caught and misplaced by the angler. He found it later at home when opening his door, tucked inside the end of his latch key.
An advertisement claims thousands stay healthy by taking one or two Brandreth Pills at bedtime. The copy states the pills cleanse the system and purify the blood. A concluding line jokes that married men speak less about what they can or cannot afford.
Miss Mary Early of Omaha Nebraska a practical nurse for fifteen years credits Tanlac with restoring her appetite improving digestion and helping her gain fifteen pounds. She says the medicine also helped her brother recover from typhoid and endorses Tanlac as the best medicine she knows. Tanlac is sold by all druggists with no substitute.
A playful exchange about a missing pipe highlights domestic tension and a stubborn couple. The husband dismisses concern while the wife laments the recurring misplacement, underscoring a light domestic friction.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing itchy baby rashes with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and ointment. A fragrant talcum is suggested, priced at 25e, with a tagline offering pure and sweet relief. A separate note warns against shouting for help without need.
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