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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
3
Quick, inexpensive freckle and tan remedy using two lemons and three ounces of orchard white. Apply as a lotion to face neck arms and hands to lighten skin softly. Harmless claim notes grocers and drug stores supply ingredients. War joke closes the ad with a light quip.
Agricultural humor note contrasts potato growth with dust in eyes. Cuticura promoted as itch relief for skin scalp conditions. Soap cleanses and ointment soothes with toilet use mentioned. Free samples offered from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Sold by druggists and by mail with prices 25 and 50 cents.
Charlotte June recalls a party where Mrs A left cake on the table. Upon return the kids grabbed it. The mother asks if Charlotte resisted, and Charlotte replies she did not act as an angel child.
A Nebraska soldier is discussed by Senator Hitchcock who praises the man's foresight. He jokes that the soldier will reach his destination and recalls the episode on the pier where the soldier asked for a guide to Berlin.
A Youngstown Telegram piece humorously compares a South Side family woman to Mrs Wiggs of the cabbage patch. The hostess welcomes a caller to dinner despite her large family adding one more, saying extra stew only needs another cup of water.
Summer meal ideas replace meat with fish cheese milk eggs beans peas and nuts for protein. Recipes include Baked Lima Beans with tomato sauce and cheese and Fish Mold using canned or cooked fish with gelatin. Numerous cold dishes use cottage cheese with nuts peppers and vegetables, plus cheese and nut roasts and milk soups to maintain protein without meat.
The article explains how food spoilage is caused by molds yeasts and bacteria present in air water and soil. Canning aims to kill these organisms then seal food in germ free containers to prevent reentry. Molds need moisture warmth and oxygen and are easily killed by moist heat while yeasts reproduce by budding.
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