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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
7
A historical notice touts a home remedy for rheumatic issues using one ounce of syrup of Barsaparina, one ounce Toris compound, half a pint whiskey, and the other two ingredients mixed. A tablespoon before meals and at bedtime is suggested, with quick alleged relief. The message notes pharmacists can supply the ingredients and hints at a social breakfast plan experiment.
A vintage cookbook note extols yearling hens as tastier than younger fowl and offers methods for preparing chicken and biscuits and a chicken mousse. Read instructions cover cleaning, simmering, gravy, biscuit dough, and serving with mayonnaise dressed lettuce.
A historical cooking note outlines a whitefish cake: mix bread crumbs with butter and two beaten yolks, cook to paste, add onion then rest of ingredients. Combine fish, eggs, flour and mustard, form a round cake, brush with egg, coat in bread crumbs, bake, basting with water and cream mixture.
Dusting advice prescribes avoiding feather dusters except for pictures and using a bowl of clean cold water with a nearly dry cloth to lift dust. Quickly polish with a dry duster. Books should be dusted fortnightly with a dry or slightly damp duster to prevent mildew. mildew on bindings may be treated with a touch of ammonia and dried promptly.
One pound of four, two heaping tablespoonfuls of butter, one egg, pinch of salt, one cupful of milk, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Lift the flour, salt and baking powder into a basin. Rub in the butter with the tips of the fingers. Beat up the egg and milk, and make a smooth dough. Put on a floured baking board, make into email rolls, and bake in a hot oven for 15 minutes. When done, split down and butter, and fit with grated cheese. When served cold split down and butter, and fit with pounded sardines, mustard and cress.
Prepare a layered bake by greasing a dish with toasted stale bread, adding raw tomato pieces, ground pecan nuts, and cooked rice in alternating layers. Top with grated stale cheese. Bake 20 25 minutes in a moderate oven, gradually increasing heat, watching closely as it browns quickly. Serve with vegetable salad.
A recipe describes forming a soft ball with two cupfuls of sugar one-half cup of maple syrup and cream. Remove from heat beat with butter until creamy then stir in chopped meat and a teaspoon of vanilla. Drop into buttered tins and cool outdoors.
A Detroit mail-order pitch offers a free recipe claimed to cure weak kidneys and bladder issues within a week. It asserts dramatic symptoms like scalding urine, backache, and dizziness will fade, urging readers to send a name and address for home delivery.
A brief item notes Mrs. R Crouse of Manchester describes a transformation from two years of back weakness and rheumatic pains to normal kidney function after using Deans Kidney Pills. The testimonial credits the product with alleviating the backache and irregular kidney action and urges readers to remember Deans Kidney Pills as sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The piece also includes a mix of humorous and religious quips referencing Valentine’s Day and social commentary.
Fragmented OCR shows a flood of garbled text about seed shortages in Nebraska towns, with scattered figures on bushels of oats, wheat, corn and potatoes, and a note that farmers risk late orders. It also mentions disease in Greece with malaria deaths and public health efforts, including draining ponds and a tuberculosis congress in Athens next year.
The New York Graphic cites Belie Montagne, a beauty expert, advising soap and water only every two to three months. Excess moisture and alkali can roughen hair and dull color. A dry shampoo mix of ora root and thorox, dusted weekly, keeps hair light, fluffy, and may stimulate new growth.
A Connecticut hill village woman learns in a store that her rural neighbor Mr. Green has lost his wife three months ago. He finds solace in having good help. A newlywed couple argues over a hat price, revealing financial strain reflected in a Lippincott’s cartoon.
Fragments discuss an agreement related to a home permanent and a bid. The text contrasts a perceived value between slender and skinny women tied to dollars rather than sense, reflecting a flawed judgment on appearance and price.
A collage of quips and snippets from periodicals. The text cites Mark Twain stories about gender, jokes about meat prices and cold storage, stray ads for health and household products, and fragmented captions or filler lines from various magazines.
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