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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
7
In a fragmentary scene a mother explains harsh meanings to children, Donald and Margaret, as they probe the words he head and defeat with blunt definitions. A separate office elevator note reflects on speed, while Old Gobsa Golde laments hearing only luxury phrases and his wife ups the stakes with a demand for different gifts.
The piece blends a Chicago Tribune dialog scene with stage humor and rural anecdotes. A trolley motor man explains the so called dairy line as the car rattles along. The jumble mentions land in Arkansas, a budding philologist, a cow in a garden, and quick quips about spoons and courting.
A Brentwood Essex mother recalls her daughter’s severe eczema with fever and hair loss. After using Quiicura Soap Ointment and Pills, the disease vanished within three-quarters of the tube, described as miraculous by the patient’s mother in a 1907 Philadelphia Enquirer excerpt.
A vintage recipe excerpt details Mock Turtle Soup using roiled beef tongue, sweetbreads, and a gravy with butter flour and beef stock. It includes Veal Soup instructions, a large quantity dressing method, and a Red Salad with diced potatoes beets and cabbage plus a rich dressing and vinegar blend.
A jumble of historic kitchen instructions outlines Gold Cake and Currant Cake making, with details on egg yolks, sugar, butter, milk, soda, cream of tartar, vanilla, and coconut frosting. It includes a Huckleberry Pie tip and a fashion note on stockings must match gowns, detailing cost and economy.
In London the Paris scientist Baraduc lectured on human vibration at the Theosophical Society. He claimed nerve-centre film captures emotional states with images of sparks, mists, and etheric forms. Photographs allegedly show telepathy ribbons and the severing of bonds at a loved one's death. The report includes a humorous exchange about ideal female height.
Hints for salads advise salting oil to keep it clear and sweet, spreading oil before ingredients, extra pepper for moorish cucumber salads, and double vinegar in cold string bean salads. Lemon juice is preferred when possible, endives should be scalded then chilled for easier digestion, and Nicaragua is noted as the largest Central American state with an area of 61 000 square miles.
An old advertisement extols Mrs. Pinkham's Compound to relieve displacements ulcers fibroid tumors and other female ailments with free advice by mail from Lynn Mass. It also includes a few light jokes from The Cleveland Leader and brief quotes about Churchill and financial misfortune.
A promotional note asserts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It emphasizes natural, gentle cleansing without debility or dosage increases, and urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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