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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
8
If you overload the stomach the whole system of digestion is affected yet a dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before meals can regulate appetite aid digestion and prevent gas heartburn belching indigestion cramps diarrhoea and malaria fever and ague Try it today.
A Strathspey anecdote recalls an old woman’s parting order that as much whisky be used at her funeral as at her baptism. Willy, unsure of the baptism amount, overcompensates, sending mourners to a dyke inn and delaying the corpse. A paired school quip about education and desire ends the riff.
The article promotes regulating diet to feel 10 to 20 degrees cooler than neighbors. It recommends no meat at breakfast, fruit, four heaping teaspoons of Grape-Nuts with cream, two slices toast with little butter, and a cup of Postum. Partially pre digested foods aid quick assimilation and comfort. Read The Road to Wellness and There's Reason for more details.
Fading in items comes from too hot ironing and improper washing. Use even dampening and a just warm iron to smooth wrinkles with steady pressure. Do not drag garments across gores. iron up and down to avoid ruining the fabric.
A collection of domestic hints covers washing leafy vegetables, preventing telpa from running, finishing bamboo furniture, setting color in cotton, preserving garments, quick sales notes, cleaning wall marks, handling icing, syrup, and butter storage. It notes lemon for removal of matches marks, whitening, soap scrubbing, and cooling butter in warm weather using an inverted crock wrapped in a wet cloth.
Cook haddock flakes with onion and tomatoes in butter, simmer twenty minutes. Stir in fish, pepper, and parsley. Serve atop arranged boiled rice, garnished with parsley.
A historical health ad urges readers that weak kidneys cause backache headaches and urinary troubles. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy, quoting Dr H Green of No rth St Yakima Washington and listing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as publishers with a 50 cent price.
An old man recalls his father teaching restraint in gossip and political loyalty. He notes the value of speaking well of others and voting straight, but humorously acknowledges the crooked state of the party ticket Henry would face when voting.
A 1910 Coca Cola Baseball Record Hook offers Casey at the Bat along with league schedules and baseball data. The booklet from Coca Cola Company of Atlanta explains the beverage’s purity and refreshing qualities while promoting its distribution and a 2 cent postage stamp request.
The Boston crowd recalls Bishop William M. McVickar of Rhode Island who preached on missionary work in Foster and later visited Providence. A gruff local recalls challenging him, bragging he would “lick him” when McVickar returned, while describing the bishop as imposing in presence and intellect.
Slice and wash two pounds veal, simmer until meat loosens from bones, strain and discard bones, season with salt pepper and thyme, simmer in the liquor until reduced, stir in lemon juice, mold and chill until ready to serve. Slice and garnish as desired.
A vintage instruction advises treating bruises on furniture with warm water and a red hot poker near the surface to keep the area wet until the bruise disappears in moments. For larger dents, wet the part, double brown paper, soak, place on the bruise, then cover with a hot matron until moisture evaporates, repeating until the surface levels.
A historic recipe instructs to soak six ounces of stale brown bread with six tablespoons of sugar and one cup of milk. Beat separately the yolks of three eggs and the whites of four, add strained juice of half a lemon and an ounce of citron peel, then bake in a buttered mold for two and a half hours. Serve with a lemon or vanilla flavored sweet white sauce.
An old Irish peasant sits by his cottage smoking his pipe and lighting matches until the ground around him is strewn with spent flames. The wife calls him for dinner and jokes about Motke Mulrooney saying he smoked a bit of ghiase to shoot the sun.
A garbled ad offers free fine postcard sets for readers who write with a 2 cent stamp and mentions a trial magazine and a 25 cent subscription. The piece also includes stray jokes about a drug store drink and tired sayings about rewards, salaries, and birthdays.
Fragmented newspaper humor and odd quotes show a classroom joke about Washington crossing the Delaware and a farmer and assessor exchange. The text includes jokes about Annie and Atlanta City and a mix of humorous quips and advertisements from a periodical page.
An applicant at a railway ticket office asks for an unconventional ride option. He wishes to be as comfortable as his earnings permit, rejects parlor cars and sleepers, and surprisingly requests passage in a refrigerator car to stay awake and watch the scenery.
A terse exchange reveals a tense dynamic as the mistress asserts control while the servant defends boundaries. The wounded pride and whispered gossip hint at a broader house scandal and power imbalance.
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