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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
7
A health column extols drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive tract, boost appetite, and improve overall well being. It claims internal sanitation rivaling house drainage and urges readers to obtain the compound from druggists at low cost.
Cooking notes describe broiling bluefish or mackerel with grease on a wire broiler, olive oil for skin and broiler, cooking skin side briefly then the other side, and serving with maitre d hotel butter, parsley, lemon. Also includes Fish Pudding from haddock, bass, or cod with milk custard and lemon, and Fried Scallops battered and fried, served with bacon and tartar sauce, lemon, and parsley.
A recipe for cheese aigrettes uses flour butter water two eggs and one yolk grated cheese and seasonings. Cook butter and water, add flour, cool, beat in eggs then cheese and seasonings. Shape walnut sized pieces and fry gently until golden brown, draining before serving.
Prepare three to four parsnips boiled and mashed with butter salt and pepper. Shape spoonfuls in flour into balls then fry in hot drippings until crisp and brown. Serve hot and avoid covered dishes to keep crispness.
A fragmented kitchen note describes Salade a l Allemande with crisp lettuce or endive celery beetroot cucumber chicken anchovies olives and herbs plus a separate Date Muffins recipe with dates milk sugar butter eggs and baking powder. The text ends with garbled trailing words.
A speaker recounts how Jones cleverly dodged a direct loan request. When asked for five dollars, Jones instead questioned whether he appeared suitable for the fool killer, leaving the lender surprised by the sharp retort.
Mrs Newed offers angel cake to Newed who admits little interest in cake. Newed asks for two pieces while discussing cake origins. Subtle domestic scene appears alongside a prompt to subscribe to The Arrow.
A brief exchange shows a proud man asking a sympathetic woman for help, arguing that nobility should not compel him to beg. The conversation unfolds with a defense of dignity and a plea for humane assistance.
The dialogue identifies Speeder as the man with the gold medal and states he holds the gasoline record. It notes he ran over thirteen people with his gasoline buggy in one afternoon, highlighting the claimed achievement and incident.
A lender advertises unlimited funds for farm loans at 5 5 and 6 percent based on land value and condition, with loans up to 100 dollars per acre. Mortgages are available with in home consultations or by phone or mail.
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