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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
2
A discussion on how posters targeted at ages five to 21 shape youth perception. It argues eye brain development makes children absorb images of crime, gambling, and escapes, potentially planting future vice and prompting criminal acts. It cites a New York court case of a boy influenced by safebreaking posters.
A reflective piece on childlessness and the deep sorrow of childless couples. It contrasts their pain with the joy of parents, urging acceptance of divine will, and portraying motherhood and virginity as twofold nimbus guiding women through life. An exhortation to view loss as a spiritual trial and mission.
An essay argues that wealth surpassing fifty to one hundred thousand dollars prompts Christians to shun Jesus. It claims fear of radical discipleship keeps business leaders from following Christ and attending church, valuing immediate monetary returns over spiritual welfare.
Feature on frugal wardrobe practices for families with growing children. Discusses altering coats and skirts, updating collars and borders, and using new fabrics like English tweed or serge. Includes methods for frocks, lace chemisettes, and party gowns with emphasis on youthful, simple, diaphanous styles and practical laundering.
A detailed guide for hosting Washington and Longfellow birthday entertainments. Includes decorative centerpiece with a small drum and silk flags, tri colored ribbons, and red white and blue tones. Menu features anchovy paste toast rounds, tomato soup, fish, turkey, creamed onions, cheese balls, cherry desserts, and coffee with wafers. Entertainment ideas include word games using patriotic words and cherry prize items. For Longfellow, suggests souvenirs with quotes, living pictures from The Hanging of the Crane, readings, and a 20 minute poet sketch with a Longfellow postcard invite.
A female health advisor extols rhythmic breathing to reform the body. She claims it fills hollows, eases heavy walking, and completes bodily control, while opposing excessive corseting. She urges balanced support, good nutrition, fresh air, and education in proper breathing for near physical perfection.
A bold monogram KH is stitched on satinet with light padding along the outline. One thread covers the bar to the E, working over it. The letters are traced onto the fabric using blue tracing cloth for guidance.
A concise note contrasts youth behavior, noting many a young man acts without realizing his actions, illustrating one of the differences between young men and young women. The remark highlights impulsiveness as a key distinction, reflecting social observations from the period.
Recipes detail old fashioned dishes including a brown pumpkin pie with mashed spiced pumpkin and rich cream, and Indian pudding made with yellow cornmeal, eggs, molasses, and milk. A western town hotelkeeper reportedly built her trade on the pudding.
Shelves enhance room character beyond kitchen use. People prefer built in low shelves around bays or alcoves over bookcases that showcase bindings. Top shelves support plants and photos, while high corner units maximize space and practicality.
Lift together three times three cupfuls flour six level teaspoonfuls baking powder and half a teaspoon salt. Work in shortening. Mix with milk to dough. Turn onto floured board knead lightly roll into rectangular sheet. Brush with butter sprinkle with raisins filberts and hazelnuts. Roll up cut into inch pieces stand on end bake in buttered pan about 200 minutes.
A recipe notes that coffee and chocolate form a peculiar but agreeable flavor. It suggests a loaf cake with strong coffee, melted chocolate, cream sugar and butter, egg yolks, four eggs, and baking powder, baked in a regular oven and frosted as desired.
Keeping a house sanitary means more than constant cleaning. Allow air and sunshine into all areas, prevent decaying matter in the cellar, and wash and dry cleaning cloths and tubs promptly to avoid dust and dampness that foster unsanitary living conditions.
Instructions describe how to prepare French Apple Fritters with sliced apples, sugar, batter, and fried in clarified butter, finished with castor sugar and ground cinnamon. Also provides a method to boil eggs for invalids by using rapidly boiling water and a five minute standing time, yielding soft whites and easy digestion, suitable for children.
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