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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
10
The article urges intelligent housewives to study cooking in relation to health. It contrasts old habits with modern meal planning that balances protein, starch, fat, minerals, and water, using well planned menus and proper food combinations to enhance digestibility and family well being.
Use heads necks and feet from your bought chickens to make rich broth. Scald and scrape legs, remove feathers from heads, simmer to extract gelatin, skim fat. Remove bones and moisture, then add rice onion juice pepper salt parsley and milk thickened with roux for a nourishing savory broth.
A simple cake method describes creaming sugar and butter then blending egg yolks and milk with vanilla. Beat egg whites to froth, fold with flour cream of tartar and soda, bake shallow, then frost with sweetened whipped cream.
Doughnuts are best coated with sugar immediately after cooking. Shake a paper bag with confectioners sugar to coat several doughnuts at once for quick even coverage.
Take green plums before color change wash and place in weak brine for 24 hours drain and put in another brine add a small teaspoonful of soda to each gallon of water Bring to a boil the plums turn olive color Pack at once in jars fill with boiling brine brimming full seal Let stand several weeks before using
Fry bacon until crisp then brown or finish diced potatoes. Just before removing from heat add three or four eggs and scramble together. Serve on hot platter and garnish with parsley.
Instructions describe soaking linen overnight in water with cream of tartar per quart to achieve whiteness. Includes notes on ironing blankets and brushing with a small whisk broom. Some garbled text references the site and unclear phrases.
A man recalls living on baseball from spring to season end and losing friends over the game. He describes habit, sleepless dreams, and strained family relations as he plans to shift interest to Shakespeare or history after baseball ends. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle notes the scene.
The text traces Guatemala's history from its capital's early scholarly climate to a modern era with limited railway development. It notes a shrinking population, sparse infrastructure, and slow progress despite potential, criticizing the lagging “manana” policy.
President Diaz of Mexico, welcomed at Chapultepec Castle by a workers’ committee, attends the velada at Teatro Arbeu honoring Jesus Garcia the engineer hero of Nacozari who saved the town at the cost of his life. Diaz recalls his own beginnings as a carpenter and a chair he crafted with his own hands.
The cocoa bean, native to Venezuela, is a pod bean about the size of a finger joint. Six or eight beans fill a pod, and wet beans are shelled and fermented in heaps for six days, generating heat that purportedly cooks an egg. The cocoa bush bears at five years, reaches about 30 feet, and older trees are said to yield better beans. Beans hang from the tree’s top and underside along the stems.
On Dec 14 New York money on call held at 4 percent with mercantile paper at 5 percent. Grain prices across Cleveland Toledo Buffalo and Pittsburg show flour, wheat, corn, oats and soy updates with narrow ranges. Cattle and hogs in various markets record moderate gains and declines, while Chicago Wheat December trades near 1.24.
A story from Central Canada touts land near Regina and Grand Coulee as a model for rapid wealth. James Bailey bought 640 acres at 18 dollars an acre, harvested 19 875 bushels of wheat and 4 750 bushels of oats in two years, earning 17 550 from grain plus 10 880 increase in land value, with land now valued at 22 400 after a 640 acre sale offer.
A lecturer boasts that no man has done much to stop forest destruction. A hesitant attendee stands and admits to shooting woodpeckers, illustrating conflict between conservation ideals and local actions.
Western physicians claim a whiskey-based tonic prevents and cures colds and la grippe. Mix one ounce balmwort with two ounces glycerine in a half-pint whiskey. dose a tablespoonful three to six times daily.
A witty exchange describing a dinner as a fair sample of appetite and a desire to come to terms before proceeding with further steps. The dialogue uses rustic phrasing to contrast hospitality with negotiation.
Stella and Mabel discuss marriage to the duke with Bella noting the budget rejection. The dialogue centers on whether a royal match proceeds given financial concerns and social expectations.
An advertisement touts Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism as curing rheumatism in 1 to 3 days. It also promotes Hammina Wizard Oil for rheumatia and neuralgia, Perry Davis Painkiller as best for sideache and backache, and urges readers to keep quiet and watchful in courtship.
A playful exchange unfolds as Miss Smiff Oh asks the doctor about his prowess while he replies he is off duty and not at work tonight.
A Sunbury mother credits Resinol with curing her baby's severe eczema within three weeks after multiple doctors and ointments failed for four months. She notes rapid skin improvement, praising the treatment as a breakthrough and affordable at fifty to sixty cents.
A man described as a capitalist in an Ohio town reflects on his ascent. He notes his evolution along several lines and the modernity of the open-back shirt. He recalls arriving with nothing and jokes that now he lacks a back for his shirt, highlighting a humorous self-portrait of progress.
A historical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it cures constitutional disease by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Address F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Grimm expresses cautious support for explorer Shackleton noting his strong stance though not claiming the South Pole. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Bo Grimm weighing the expedition’s achievements and remaining doubts.
Dialague about keeping husband’s letters used as a witty courtroom aside. Mrs Crawford vows devotion while away and Mrs Crabshaw suggests preserving them for comparison, mischief and legal tone surface in comic exchange.
An old cough remedy touts LUNG BALSAM as reliable and sold in drug stores with 25c to 1.00 dollar bottles. A W J Bryan motto encourages helping others. Mention of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims teething relief and wind colic cure.
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