09 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
1
Age had made him blind and weak yet he wondered at the delay. The reason was simple he had never sent a ship away, in Chicago Aucora Herald.
Jimmy Reid, shy and yearning, watches Ada's wedding from the side while secretly loving Julia Carr. A late package from Cramer's delays him, but he endures as Julia flirts and his longing grows. After the ceremony he confesses love, and Julia reveals she loves him too.
The New York Sun reports that some European immigrants avoid Ellis Island and enter Central Park, causing trouble. An immigrant described as a wood leopard moth, aided by park visitors who feed songbirds, leads to birds thriving while people beg food.
Fragmentary note suggests fashion shift toward dresses worn without cook assistance and without a monkay. The text hints at women adopting self styled attire, implying social pressure from tailors to set a new trend.
Hercules turns down 500 dollars weekly to headline as the strongest man on earth opting instead to tour with a partner in fake wrestling. A profit dispute in plans for moving pictures shattered the scheme leaving him with no job and no prospects, forcing him into cleaning stables for a living.
A terse line notes that certain items will be popular with the fellows who pay the bills, suggesting a focus on funding and patronage patterns at the Washing ton Times.
The note urges immediate care for burns with sting or inflammation and calls for doctor involvement if pus forms. It suggests wrapping severe cases in cotton to keep air out and emphasizes physician supervision in such incidents.
A home cook booklet outlines nut croquettes with walnuts, bread crumbs, onion juice, mace, milk, butter, and lemon juice served with tomato sauce. It also details stuffed peppers with force meat and brown sauce, and a dumpling dessert using berries and a steamed dumpling over compote. A Peche Melba variation uses canned peaches with vanilla cream and raspberry syrup.
A Brooklyn housewife invented a dessert featuring sherbet glasses filled with mahogany colored cooked apple sauce. A nest in the center held whipped cream, surrounded by minced nuts. The apple sauce can be canned for long storage and serves as an act for meat courses or dessert.
The article offers various breakfast preparations. It covers toast method with butter, fried eggs, and folded bread rolls. It describes serving eggs in a buttered glass, codfish porcupine style with eggs and potatoes, and fried cheese on crackers. It also includes bread crumb cakes, poached eggs, and salted beef preparations with gravy.
The article describes hanging curtains with straight frames and careful stretching. It covers steaming edges to remove slack, flattening taped edges, and obliterating hook holes by dampening. It explains removing scorch marks, rust stains with salt and lemon juice, and repairing large and small holes by machine or hand methods using steam and pins.
A recipe for Soup a la Printanier uses mashed potatoes hot milk onion juice parsley and flour dissolved in milk. The note claims the dish could be tripled without raising the price beyond five cents.
A recipe instructs frying finely chopped bacon or ham, then pouring a thin batter of six eggs one tablespoon flour milk and salt over it. The mixture is kept boiling and stirred until thickened.
Beaten egg yolks and white sugar combined with stewed pumpkin and milk form a custard. Spices cinnamon mace and nutmeg flavor the mix, then folded in egg whites. Pour into a lined deep dish, cut slashes in the crust, stir and bake in a steady oven.
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