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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
7
A fragmentary quote preserves a pun on Trask's Ointment and a reflection on rewards for work, citing Coleridge and a moral note about common sense. The readable text hints at a historical print clipping with author names and a rough phrase structure.
An advertisement from John A. Salter Seed Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes French bean coffee seed at one cent per pound with gardening claims. It promises aHealthful drink and garden growth in 90 days. Readers urged to send stamps or money to receive seed packets and a free catalog.
The piece notes M. Marcel Prevost's theory that women write letters with veiled meanings rather than direct truth. It argues women use letters like glances or smiles to effect perception, questioning the idea that letters reveal real thoughts.
The tale follows Little Willie and his father as they attend Uncle Tom's Cabin. Willie initially finds the show awful but reassures his father after a second outing that a later performance was nicer, prompting plans for another visit.
A Texas practitioner from the old school admits bias against advertised foods like Grape-Nuts and explains he never tried them until now. He describes how doctors often reveal honest admissions when shown to be in error and acknowledges a long prejudice against certain foods.
The article outlines state and city dairy sanitation demands and how farmers can improve barns. It covers King ventilation with dual flues, fresh air intakes at ceilings, foul air flues, and construction tips for airtight joints. It also describes affordable yet sanitary stalls, concrete floors with proper slope, gutter design, and cow mangers to reduce fouling and keep feeding accessible.
Practical hints for elegant table fare from oyster cocktails in grapefruit halves to sugared sweet potatoes in burning brandy and inventive desserts. It suggests serving methods, garnishes, and presentations that enhance flavor and appearance for dinners and luncheons.
After washing the heart cut it into small squares and simmer in enough water. Skim off any scum, strain the liquor, return the meat with onion celery pepper salt paprika and drippings. Simmer until tender, then thicken with browned flour and water and serve.
A recipe lists ingredients including sugar shortening eggs flour soda dissolved in hot water cinnamon raisins and nuts. It notes the cookies are delicious and keep well for a long time.
Prepare two envelopes gelatin in three cups milk. Beat four egg yolks with one-half cup sugar, add to milk and gelatin and cook slowly. Beat four egg whites with two tablespoons sugar to stiff foam, fold in. Season with salt and flavoring. For coffee cream, add one cup strong coffee and three cups milk.
Planning tips for a social suggest quantities to serve fifty people. The rule states five loaves of home made bread two pounds of butter four pounds of boiled ham for sandwiches two pounds of coffee one pound of leaf sugar two quarts of cream for coffee and seven loaves of cake.
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