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Newspaper
Redding Herald
Location
Redding, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
6
Norman W. Brown of 213 N Cedar St Charlotte says Tanlac cured ten to twelve years of nervous indigestion. He reports relief from heartburn dizziness and gas around the heart with a renewed appetite and steadier nerves. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
A short humorous vignette from The American Legion Weekly where a boy asks his mother if Santa fills every stocking and hopes Santa will reach his own first.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment to improve rough complexions and scalp conditions and promotes Cuticura Soap for five minute wash. The snippet also includes a dialogue from The Monitor about borrowing fifty dollars.
Erskine defeats Grey in a moonlit duel and escapes with Ephraim’s aid. Barbara grieves, learns the truth of Erskine’s lineage, and Ephraim pledges to deliver a note. Epilogue reveals Erskine’s family ties including his mother and Kahtool, as the old man dies content.
General Dale explains Grey’s treachery and Erskine’s past to Barbara. She processes the revelations as he uncovers that Erskine’s mother survived captivity and reappears in the truth about his lineage. The pair confronts a life altering inheritance of love and peril.
In autumn 1782 the frontier heats as Clark leads a mounted force against Shawnee and other tribes after Blue Licks. Erskine pursues vengeance with Gen. Clark while settlers endure massacres, captivity, and frontier fort sieges.
A rustic tale follows Erskine who claims land for his mother and builds a hut as Barbara arrives to care for his ailing mother. In a climactic moment Barbara and Erskine unite as his mother dies, then choose the wilderness life together in Virginia, with old forest friends bidding farewell. The text closes with poems and everyday kitchen hints.
A Bradford business man recounts in vivid terms his Jamaica stay, praising the milkmaids of Montego Bay as wonders of the island. He notes their skill in carrying large milk cans on their heads along mountain routes and stairs, pouring milk precisely by counting steps taken.
A recipe collection describes dainty patties made from ham mashed potato and bread crumbs fried in deep fat. It then outlines curried chicken with layered rice and chicken gravy, and a shepherds pie baked with mashed potato. Also included are a coconut pie with meringue and oatmeal gems with beets and horseradish relish, plus a casserole using guinea hens and potato balls.
A brief, humorous exchange from the American Mutual Magazine is reprinted. A man asks for consecrated lye in a drug store and the druggist clarifies concentrated lye. The banter shifts to camphor cinnamon myrrh ammonia and a Boston Transcript quip ends the fragment.
Dialogue from the New York Sun notes a debate about taking a wife to the lakes of Killarney with a humorous aside about echoes repeating the human voice forty times. Breen questions the trip showing a domestic back and forth.
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