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Newspaper
Sisseton Weekly Standard
Location
Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
2
Wisconsin inventor debuts a self basing oven to finish roasts off stove. It features a top gravy pan, a cooling chamber, and a lower oven with a juicer tray. A rasp berry dessert method follows with crushed berries, butter, sugar, and a rich sauce flavored with berry juice.
A recipe describes placing cold string beans in a deep dish with olive oil vinegar salt pepper chopped olives and onion juice. Let stand half an hour, nest lettuce leaves, pile beans, garnish with cucumber and radish strips, and serve with rice cream molded in honey molds.
This item details several dessert and cooking methods including a gelatin and rice dessert with stewed yellow peas in molds, a bread dash cake mixing with dried fruits, a Syrup-based fruit dessert, and a Savarin style bread with anchovy paste and cheese. It also offers a method to keep salt dry by absorbing moisture with rice or corn starch.
A long standing tree extending slightly into a street is not a nuisance when road curbs are installed. The court requires the curb to direct water flow past the tree so the street improvement proceeds in a workmanlike manner.
A simple method suggests cutting a raw potato into slices and rubbing it on dirty marks to clean raincoats. The technique is claimed to remove mud from skirts, children's clothing, and men's trousers.
A young Welsh man John seeks fortune in America while Mary, a nineteen year old from Aberaeron, faces deportation at Ellis Island. To stay, Mary agrees to marry John, whom she recognizes on the dock. They marry in New York and head into the city together, sealing a perilous passage with a timely union.
Poem nostalgia turns homeward as travelers wander away from the hills seeking blessing and renewal. The verses celebrate the enduring appeal of the home hills, where pilgrims return to find peace and love after long journeys. New York.
A fragmented montage of poems and verses describes longing and dream images of May and lost love. It weaves a remembered sight, a dream contact, and a vow, then shifts to promises to keep singing through trouble. The piece includes lines from Ainslee's and references a sheep herder's poem from the New York Sun.
A fragmentary verse scene depicts Ruth standing among corn at dawn, her cheeks flushed like autumn blushes and eyes shaded by thick lashes. A narrator voice calls to lay down the sheaf and come home to harvest, blending pastoral imagery with a devotional tone.
A fragmentary verse piece recalls steadfastness through cyclone and earthquake, praising resilience. It invokes Atlanta context and the line You may tell them to be banking yet they will never save a cent, reflecting social critique.
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