Pure Still Heart Keeps Thankful Pulse and Song
A reflective line extols preserving inner calm and gratitude as each heartbeat becomes a thank offering and every breath a musical tribute.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
7
A reflective line extols preserving inner calm and gratitude as each heartbeat becomes a thank offering and every breath a musical tribute.
A homekeeper should batch tasks to save time. Do a double amount at once in cooking sewing and cleaning to cut effort, reduce switching, and finish more with less worry. Planning and forethought let many small jobs be done together and stay organized.
A cold dessert using banana slices lined in a mold and filled with a cornstarch sugar and salt mixture. Combine four cups of scalded milk with heated cornstarch mix, cook until thickened, fold in vanilla and stiffly beaten egg whites, then chill and unmold for serving.
Fragmentary lines reveal a poetic invitation with nine named guests versus a lone return. The wording suggests a moral or fable tone about abundance and sharing in a communal meal.
A simple salad brings together boiled sliced potatoes and cucumbers with onions and bell peppers, mixed with chopped peanuts and browned bacon. Sweetness from sugar balances with salt pepper and vinegar to taste.
The article notes about 270 active volcanoes globally, many of which are small in size. It discusses the breadth of volcanic activity beyond famous peaks and highlights the variety of eruptions and risks across regions detected by scientists.
The serpentine belt in Quebec yields over four fifths of world asbestos. Spanning Thetford, Coleraine, Robertson and Broughton counties about 100 miles from Montreal, the industry began in 1877 and has surged recently. The province has produced more than 25 million dollars of asbestos and now averages two million dollars yearly.
Wash and bake six sweet potatoes then scoop, mash with butter, cream, salt, pepper, and beaten egg whites. Refill skins and bake again, serve hot. A Boston man plans to use violet rays to kill germs in food, a notion that unsettles doctors.
Calypso North Carolina article highlights Cardus as a vegetable tonic said to strengthen women’s bodies and aid conditions like acute inflammation. It cites a 50 year success record and offers a Home Treatment for Women booklet. Also notes tuberculosis beds by state and a 1911-15 plan to boost hospital beds nationwide.
A fragment suggests a scene in a cafe or boarding house where a character notes a brown liquid in a cup as evidence that ancient Greeks did not know the landlady or coffee. The tone hints at a quirky, vintage newspaper item with limited readable context.
An elderly woman credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with curing eczema on her scalp, ending itching and hair loss after six months and restoring her hair. Another testimonial notes Cuticura easing winter foot eczema for years, leaving feet smooth. Ellsworth Dunham, Hiram, Maine, Sept. 30, 1909.
An Irish cop with sporting zeal stood on a road near Dublin to nab speed demons. He first watched a car pass at 20 mph without a signal, then a faster 40 mph vehicle, and finally a trio of cars clocking a mile a minute before exclaiming in delight at the fastest.
The fragment presents a provocative maxim about disregarding consequences of actions as long as maintenance continues. It lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a news summary.
Mercury in catarrh ointments can damage smell and upset the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Testimonials and retail price 75 cents per bottle. Resinol Ointment praised for itching piles by Christopher Holmes of Brookline Massachusetts.
A humorous exchange contrasts the fate of mail with manuscripts. One writer quips that mail brings only bills or rejected manuscripts while the other adds that nothing is ever due or nothing is being done.
A shoe comfort notice promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to cure tired feet, lessen corn and bunion pain, and prevent discomfort in new shoes or during dancing. It offers a free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York and sells for 25 cents.
Boston Herald notes Uncle Ezra warns that playing on one string too long wears it out or wears the player down as well.
An old ad lists Marine Eye Salve for red itchy eyelids cysts styes and falling eyelashes with trial size tubes. It also promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain and wind colic. A provocative question about cow land use appears at the end.
A neighbor jokes about Ben Franklin flying a kite. Franklin replies that there is satisfaction in obtaining distant electricity without hearing that the line is busy.
A garbled clipping mentions a man improving talent earning God’s reward and hints at a method called TAIN METHO for curing pearlpesayecntery with Painkiller Perry Davia. It refers to a tarnished reputation for over 70 years and a claim about a silver cup that never runs when chased by Alonzo.
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