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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
4
An old advertisement urged readers to carry MI O NA stomach tablets to prevent distress and death from indigestion. It claimed two tablets at first sign would prevent fatal cases, praised benefits to digestion, skin, and energy, and offered a 50 cent box at Charles Rhodes’ and druggists everywhere.
A weary man searches a crowded Christmas store for his shopping list, enduring misdirections through aisles counters stairs and elevators. Clerks guide him toward an ambulance as he laments his failed hunt. The tale ends warning shoppers to abandon their lists before leaving the door.
Practical guidance from Fannie Merritt Palmer on wasting less in the kitchen with leftovers. Features methods for curling celery, beef casserole, savory fish, baked bean soup, and a potato beef cucumber salad pyramid, all using modest ingredients and simple steps.
Instructions for a white fruit cake mix by Miss F Winifred Dunham. Combine sugar and butter then beat with egg whites to a light batter. Fold in raisins citron and flour with baking powder. Add milk, stir in flour and bake in a moderate oven.
Quick historic recipe directs straining ripe tomatoes for two servings, boiling juice with salt and chopped green peppers. Add canned oyster juice, then oysters heated briefly. Serve over thin toasted bread triangles, hot.
A brief home remedy describes making beef tea by simmering shredded beef in water for ten minutes, then straining and removing surface fat before serving. It suggests adding small white onions with green peas for flavor, noting fresh peas require no seasoning, while onions improve older peas.
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