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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
3
A teacher prompts opinions on Jefferson Davis but a boy answers briefly that Davis “never did nothin’ to me.” The scene contrasts with a note about a South Carolina factory planned to starch sweet potatoes.
A Balkan peasant woman remains loyal to a national dress that never changes. She keeps up with trends in spending by investing the family wealth in that single costume.
This fragment describes serving ideas and a cookbook style recipe list. It notes cabbage with sausage liver balls sauerbraten potato salad and beet fritters with step by step preparation and garnishes. The tone reflects a domestic guide mixing culinary tips with reflective poetry.
Bran based recipes include Bran Bread with buttermilk molasses and soda baked an hour and a quarter. Another bran bread uses sour milk raisins and brown sugar baked one hour. Fruit Bran Muffins mix molasses bran milk flour walnuts raisins and bake as muffins. Bran Orangeade soaks bran then adds orange juice for a cold drink. Bran Gems combine bran graham flour milk and baking powder baked in muffin tins. Bran Biscuit combines bran flour baking powder milk and butter for quick rounds.
A brief Kansas City Star item recalls a little boy allotted a small garden space who failed to tend his plot. He secretly pulled radishes from his father’s garden to replenish his own garden, correcting the shortfall by taking produce from the parent plot.
Puck asserts no sanitarium exists on the land after fifty years of exploration. He dismisses Uncle Eben’s urging and maintains the ground has no such facility.
A promotional item touts Cuticura Soup and Cuticura Ointment as cures for distressing eczema, itchiness, and burns with claims of their effectiveness. Free samples offered by mail with a book, address postcard, and Boston department.
The snippet mocks conscription and debates belief in it. It casts women as superior in contemplation compared with those who act, and ridicules Druids and old fashioned remedies. The language suggests a satirical or prophetic column from a historical paper.
The speaker asserts immunity from bad habits and denies smoking or drinking. They claim no parental tie to Jias and state that their daughter does not play or sing.
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