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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
3
The text emphasizes selecting properly ripe fruit for year round table use, warns against under or over ripeness due to juiciness and possible poisonous residues, and advises serving fruit plain. It also mentions macaronl brand quality, boiling and dressing methods, and suggests reducing meat during hot months for comfort and value.
Dainty hot weather dishes describe how teethed ice creams and frozen desserts become practical. The article explains freezing methods, salt ratios, packing, and the granular texture for frappe, plus notes on sherbets mousses and punch as water ice with additives.
Readable lines discuss power and strength as ends of human wit with scattered phrases and a mention of Brooks. The text is highly fragmentary and lacks a clear narrative or完整 facts to situate a full card.
For hot days cold fruit soups and sherbets refresh and satisfy. The text describes lemon jelly cups with bananas and whipped cream, and a simple velvet sherbet made from lemon juice sugar and milk to freeze into a smooth dessert.
A brief guide to managing heat through diet and clothing. It argues heavy meals and long digestion raise body heat, while tropical fruit and rice are easier to digest and help cooling. Emphasizes water-rich fruits like lemon, apple, plum, orange, and pineapple to curb heat.
Reader glimpses a morning greeting and a line about a merry heart that promises continual feast alongside a city or path note. The text mixes biblical flavour with a street or essay fragment, mentioning Bari and a spread of morning glory through the livelong day.
A brief on cooling salad ideas for hot weather highlights fruit salads and lettuce nest presentations. It offers Madison, Lyman, and plain salads with tomato, cucumber, and pepper fillings, all dressed with French or mayonnaise dressings and garnishes.
Helpful hints describe a simple trap using a tub of water and oats to lure mice, then drown them. The text also offers advice on seated work tasks, noting practice makes sitting easier and a stool of proper height aids applying pressure for strength. It suggests activities like preparing vegetables and cleaning silver while seated.
On a hot day plan a quick luncheon by toasting many bread slices, buttering them, and topping each with a thick tomato slice, a tablespoon of minced green pepper, then grated cheese. Bake under gentle heat until cheese melts and serve immediately with cold coffee and whipped cream.
A recipe-style note describes whisking one pint of cream with a quarter cup sugar until dissolved, adding vanilla, freezing until half set, folding in two cups of cream cheese, finishing freezing, and chilling for two hours before serving.
Heat driven fashion urges crisp white outfits and white with black accents for cooling effect. Strong hats feature lacy black trim and net or helmet shapes, including white chip bat styles with Chantilly lace. Page showcases soft pink edges, pale yellow Milan hats, plaited ribbon crowns, and washable fabrics for hot weather headwear.
A vintage fashion piece extols the art of sash draping on an elegant lingerie gown. It suggests styles from shawl drape to waist knots, notes how draping can flatter figures, conceal flaws, and enhance overall appearance, warning against stiff bows at the back.
An illustrated fashion pattern describes a bodice with valenciennes lace collar and matching embroidered center. The long sleeves and waist belt feature delicate inner ion designs, with the skirt pattern extending from the center bodice. Suitable for garden parties or river wear.
A disjointed snippet suggests debate over feeding babies and allowing a young child to play alone. It mentions orange juice for infants and caregivers Sundrea and parents, with concern about neglect and keeping a boy occupied.
An oblong 14 by 20 inch sofa pillow covered in plain heavy weave crash in ecru or gray features two end bands of flowered cretenne three inches wide crossing the pillow. Bands are edged with sarrow ecru lace and matching ecru linen bands. Ends are finished with six inch wide linen lace in ecru tones.
The article highlights appealing homemade negligees for women, noting a model in white dimity with a long kimono pattern. Features include a large shawl collar of Persian lawn and Valenciennes lace edging on flowing sleeves, with pink ribbon threaded through a lawn casing at a short waist.
A pink silk evening dress features five pink tulle roses on the left side near the low neck. Green tulle stems twist over thin wire, sewn to the gown, showcasing how delicate touches lift a gown from simple to stylish.
The first annual hor se show will occur during the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City from September 27 to October. A new livestock pavilion opens the fair as the live stock department grows. The event includes Oklahoma Horse Register classes to promote local breeding with premium incentives. HL Clark brings 24 Shetland ponies and a vaudeville act, while the Bedin family performs a quintuple vaulting equestrian display.
The article describes horse show activities at the State Fair with parades, special prizes from Percheron Society of America and American Hackney Horse Society, and medals from the Percheron Registry. W L English will supervise the horse department, and Morris & Company will exhibit a famed heavy draft horse team with numerous ribbons.
Mrs C W Morse fears for the life of her husband in a U S prison at Atlanta. She arrived to visit him and found him in a grave condition and she believes he may not live a year given the present state of his health and the strain of imprisonment.
John Vanasch, who killed farmer John Reom by giving a whiskey drink laced with strychnine, hanged himself in his Milbank, South Dakota cell. He used strips torn from a blanket on his bed to end his own life.
Guthrie Oklahoma reports Mrs Tempin Houston widow of a noted Woodward lawyer and son of Sam Houston has been named the democratic candidate for register of deeds defeating Ruby Turner who contested a woman’s eligibility for county office. A cyclone struck Belleville causing heavy damage and possible loss of life with telegraph wires down and buildings demolished. Sapulpa Oklahoma records the death of 98 year old Al Simpson by suicide after a period of gloom linked to heavy drinking.
District Judge Clark sentenced Joseph Peltier, an Indian, to life for the murder of John Cully at age 60 on April 9. In a separate item, police raided an opium den in Kansas City, arresting Lou Tong, seizing about $1,200 worth of opium.
AYW Redwine and Miss Marie Lerner of Tulsa accept Captain Frank Goodale's invitation to marry aboard his airship on a late month sightseeing trip. A $600 prize is offered to the couple for their daring deed and they will fulfill the contract.
W. D. Gurousnot wounded his sixteen year old wife in Kansas City marking the fourth shooting incident he has been involved in during the past month.
Two masked bandits robbed a Mogollon stage stretch a mile from Camp Mogollon killed Mexican driver Jose Dominiques and took bullion valued at 24000 dollars. They discarded several bars into a nearby house and escaped into the mountains with the gold.
Honduran government troops clashed with the revolutionary army as it marched on the capital. A sanguinary battle left about 150 soldiers slain and the government forces routed, fleeing the field.
The report shows 1,100 people killed and 21,223 injured on steam rail roads in the United States during January to March, an increase of 466 deaths and 6,110 injuries from the prior year. Named railways and agencies are not specified in the text.
Two charges of dynamite exploded under a corner of the Montgomery Ward Company hall under construction in Kansas City Missouri causing little damage. William J. Gaynor mayor of New York City was shot in the head on the Promenade deck of the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. James J Gallagher, a discharged city employee, was arrested after being overpowered.
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