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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
3
Essay argues history is not a simple record of events but a divine process shaping language, society, nations, and civilizations. It views events as symbols revealing meaning, with history as philosophy and history study as interpretive insight rather than mere tidings.
The text urges continual striving for the best each day and year, arguing improvement comes from persistent effort rather than current attainment. It speaks of relaxation as unhelpful and emphasizes dedication to future life, duty to God, and service to others as guiding aims.
A fragmented note proposes a Park Board plan for a Milwaukee field near Ball Park Vt with a perimeter screen and posts along the south side. It urges keeping spectators outside the fence to prevent hitting by balls, citing risk to young children.
The Wabb Law and associated agencies order no inare de liveries of intoxicating NYUors to any customers. Authorities instruct agents to halt such deliveries and enforce compliance under existing regulations. No further details on scope or dates are provided.
The passage braids garbled remarks on licensed professionals and chaotic politics. It hints at shifts in civilization ideals, public disgust with a party, and factions ready to forgive or end the party, with names and phrases obscured by garbled OCR.
A detailed, old fashioned recipe text describes transforming cold leftover tongue into palatable dishes. It suggests cutting meat small, removing skin and gristle, heating in cream sauce, serving on toast rounds, or with bread and butter. The piece also covers peppermint as a digestive and a method to make tongue shaped candy using gum tragacanth and confectioners sugar with dried fruit.
A sewing note describes securing frills on blouses with a row of stitches near the edge to keep plaits in place during washing. It advises separating frills for easier cleaning and ironing and suggests removing attached frills from ready made blouses to simpler repairs.
The passage outlines a methodical morning prep routine. It describes pre-trimming ham or bacon, readying potatoes and bread for the toaster, grinding and placing coffee, and setting the table. It emphasizes careful wrapping of each item the night before to preserve flavor and speed the morning meal.
A fragmented recipe describes purboi crab apples with coring of larger fruit, simmering in red syrup with bar and water, dissolving crystals of ellric acid, adding lemon Nike, and cooking gently while preserving apple shapes. Optional flavoring suggests a fle singer, with lemon or estric red omitted.
A damaged panic style note advises using gasoline and urine to sponge velvet then rinsing with clean gasoline and avoiding flames. If that fails, wash with warm water and soap, dampen, and press the pile with a warm iron. Warns about scorching and damage to the fabric.
A rough recipe describes half peeking tomatoes skimmed then cooked with a pint of juice added to a pint of sugar. It suggests slicing six Jemons tin with optional cinnamon sticks and boiling to a jelly. The method includes pouring Inglisnes and covering with brandy soaked paper as a frugal step.
Fried oysters prepared by dipping large morsels in tangy mayonnaise and cracker crumb coating, then breaded twice and fried in hot fat for a crisp finish. This classic method highlights a rich shellfish flavor with a double crust for extra crunch. High-heat frying yields a golden, savory treat.
Clay County Improvement Association reports office inventory of common insects and weed seeds. Public bulletins on horse and cattle diseases, seed corn germination, forage crops, lime soils, and farm fertility are available. County Agent notes moisture, weed control, and a high corn yield example from Ashley LaVelle in Postville Iowa.
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