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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
7
A survey of village and township officials lists county Surveyor Clarence Buchanga and multiple township officers such as A Corrie, J M Ppanmler, and T. B Lee. Also appears are several church schedules including Christain and United Brethren congregations with service times and pastors noted, alongside lodge and fraternal announcements in Bridgeport community.
The Weekly Enquirer urges readers to estimate United States population excluding recent requisitions. A total of $25,000 in cash is offered for correct guesses with various prize tiers. Subscriptions required. contest ends before census results are certified by the U.S. Director.
A fragment describes cooking steps for a stuffed pig and roast chicken with parsley, ham, and white sauce, followed by a testimonial from Rev. W. E. Sitter about Kodot Dyspepsia Cure helping his long standing indigestion. The ad-like text blends kitchen instructions with a medical product endorsement from Sumner and A. Corrie.
The text describes cooking squash young and tender in pieces with water, straining when tender, mashing fine, then dressing with batter pepper and salt. It also mentions slicing apples and stewing with water, mashing through a colander, and adding butter nutmeg or lemon for sweetness.
Fragmentary old advert recipe notes rest of text pushes bacon mix with parsley onions and salt claims cooking steps, suggests roasting spare ribs with sage in oven. Also includes a medical testimonial for One Minute Cough using dubious remedies, listing Witnesses Sheridan Sumner Corrio and Bridgeport, with references to pneumonia and lung disease.
Unable to parse readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. No clear people places organizations events dates or outcomes are identifiable. Summary cannot be derived.
A fragmentary local item describes DaWhi's Life Early Risore and uses by Data & Rhoridas and others to promote bowel and liver invigorants. It includes apple tart prep, mixing flour and sugar, a custard finish, and a note on DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the best pills for liver and bowels, with Doyle Dale & Sheridan referenced.
A sewing tip notes a stiff white paper strip cut slightly smaller than the buttonhole and placed through the hole to give the sewer one side to manage at a time, easing work as the material is stitched.
Miss Adeline Wi-Forreyy of Orange xies emerges from a quiet room to run a mushroom venture. Starting seven years ago with small beds, she now operates a thriving operation that meets demand as she expands into new lines like violets and tea yield. Her success shows in growing customers and steady income.
Fragmentary ad notes making ham balls with flour and a side, mentions Thos W Carter of Ashburn North Carolina with kidney trouble and Foley's Kidney Remedy claimed as perfect care, warns against substitutes, signed Dale & Fheri dan.
An OCR fragment discusses depressed farming conditions, declining income, and caution about worsening years. It mentions capital stock, responsibility, and concerns over economic mismanagement, with vague references to consequences for army and governance without clear specifics.
The sermon centers on Jesus healing the servant of a Roman captain in Capernaum. The officer’s faith, shown by his request and belief that Jesus only needs to speak a word, impresses Jesus and embodies true faith beyond lineage or ceremony.
A fragmentary item from Warex.co dated February 11, 1987 includes a personal endorsement about a stomach remedy. The letter praises a syrup as permanent relief and asks readers to consider it for indigestion, with a signature from Epwarp Wageham and references to Angora goats and related items.
An informal editorial advises farming goats for meat milk and wool, noting goats thrive on rough hilly country with mixed forage and herbs. It claims goats require salt intake twice weekly and compares goat meat as among the world’s finest. It also discusses wool softness and suggests goats can prosper in small numbers with cattle or sheep care.
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