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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
5
Multiple brief notices report residents and visitors in Bottineau including Peter Scott, S. B. Mahaney, P. G. Swenson, Ruth McKinnon, and Sam H. Wilson with moves, visits, and house changes. Social events include Mrs. George Belyea hosting church ladies, A. A. Kellough and M. D. Dyer in town, and June 1 society plans.
The notice invites readers to contact Secretary Edgar LaRue of Devils Lake for the Chautauqua season program running from June 25 to July 13, 1910. It promises a better course and urges personal improvement themes while warning against self isolation and noting public health concerns.
A collection of brief candidate announcements from North Dakota in April 1910. L B Hanna seeks a Republican primary for congressional renomination, Walter U Taylor runs for state auditor, Joan Furrrre supports a state auditor bid, L Ganpex seeks state senator nomination, H O Harty fields a district representative bid, and James WurtMoxe campaigns for the U S Senate nomination, urging party support.
A series of Republican filings in Bottineau County North Dakota announce candidates for county judge treasurer sheriff state attorney superintendent of schools clerk of the district court and county recorder with primaries set in June 1910 and requests for voter support from party electors across Mount Rose Westhope Antler Crescent and surrounding townships.
The fragment reflects on self-improvement and judging others, noting people rarely measure others by their own standards. It hints at a moral lesson about self-scrutiny versus critique of neighbors.
The article explains long slow cooking to tenderize tough cheap cuts. Sear a thick piece in a hot pan, add boiling water and onion, then bake at 15 minutes per pound, form gravy with a dash of cat soup, and serve. Another method is half way through cooking to add minced vegetables like carrot and potato with salt and pepper.
A recipe describes simmering corm meal with salt for 15 to 20 minutes to form a mush. It is cooled, sliced, and layered in a buttered pan with salt pepper and grated cheese, repeated until full, topped with cheese and baked until brown.
The instructions describe slicing potatoes thin in a bowl of cold water, letting them soak two hours with water changes, draining, boiling briefly, drying, frying until light brown, and draining on paper with salt sprinkle.
Cut small stale sponge cakes in halves spread with jam press together. Dip in fritter batter and brown in hot fat. Dust with sugar and serve with vanilla syrup.
Blackmore's Lorna Doone boosted the towns of Lynton and Lynmouth drawing visitors and investment. Hotels rose rapidly and property values in the area reportedly doubled, transforming the local economy and landscape.
An amiable expression while thinking is an agreeable inflection of the voice while speaking. Anger in either case brings unnatural and many times quite unpleasant results.
A compact quotation from Washington Irving extols honest good humor as the oil and wine of a merry gathering. It praises jovial fellowship built on small jokes and abundant laughter.
A new luxurious bath robe uses 7000 feet of specially woven wire to distribute current from a lamp socket. It claims safe operation without shock or fire and offers heated lounging comfort.
People hesitate to wear glasses fearing they hurt appearance but well fitting frames enlarge the eye steady the gaze and reduce blurred vision and headaches. At the first sign of trouble seek a skilled optician. We offer expert service with free examinations and guarantee accuracy and satisfaction.
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