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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
6
An experienced housewife provides a timetable for preparing vegetables. It lists cook times for potatoes, beets, corn, cauliflower, cabbage, celery, beans, onions, spinach, peas, squashes, and other garden produce, noting to remove from heat when tender and to cook in meat liquor for boiled salt meats.
Practical remedies and home care tips for common tasks. Jotting needs on a slate in the kitchen helps avoid forgetfulness. Avoid sun directly on beds. use side light. Remedies cover rust stains, burns, paint splashes, tea stains, furniture cleaning, and hair health from outdoor activity.
The guide describes peanut sandwiches as tasty and healthy. It explains buying peanut butter or making it at home by shelling and skinning one quart of peanuts, grinding, adding olive oil or sweet cream, and spreading between whole wheat bread slices.
After washing in the usual way, soak white garments overnight in clean water with a teaspoonful of cream of tartar per quart. When dried and ironed they become as white as snow.
An OCR fragment describes a baking method including ground raisins and lemon, beaten egg, sugar, flour, a rich pie crust, and baking in small tins. The instructions mention placing a mixture in can centers, pricking edges, brushing with milk, and baking for about ten to sixteen minutes, then serving two per pie plate.
A gas oven tip recommends placing a bowl of water on the bottom shelf to prevent burning while cooking and to aid washing up after the meal.
Cleaning tips suggest soaking mats in soapy water and scrubbing with a stiff brush. Rinse thoroughly in cold water and allow to dry standing up. Methods emphasize avoiding hot water to protect colors.
A short note claiming femon juice will remove tarnish from faucets. No additional context or instructions provided.
Reading notes summarize Stephen’s defense and Hebrews catalogue, showing God’s enduring purposes and human disobedience. Focuses on Joseph and Jacob as types of Christ, tracing their journeys from Abraham’s call to Israel’s fulfillment through faith.
A political commentator argues against ad hominem attacks and defends Coca Cola advertising. The piece cites a court ruling on caffeine content and compares Coca Cola to coffee and tea to question advertising ethics.
The article describes wireless light houses as future sea warnings replacing traditional lighthouses bells and horns. Brest France hosts stations that emit automatic warning messages every few seconds, using clockwork signals at ten and thirty second intervals. Each station acts as an aerial mast with weekly maintenance.
Mrs Barbara Prim of Stratford Iowa reports her seven year old son suffered ringworm on the face for three winters. Red spots with crust grew to egg size and spread over face and legs causing intense itching. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about a month the child was cured. Advertises Cuticura products and a Skin Book.
The Petit Palais clock has stood still for 13 years after a Paris exhibition closing was cited as the cause. An official blocked the action, and the clock remains off the municipal list for maintenance, likely to stay that way until a council member acts.
Captain Hanson reports a Parkhurst prisoner kept two pet mice and kissed them goodbye before transfer to another prison. He lined a box with flannel and saved bread and cheese for the mice, promising to ensure their care. The scene was described as unforgettable by the prison commissioner.
A humorous exchange contrasts a “semi-mental” view toward frivolous girls with a broader remark that those who complain life isn’t worth living do nothing to change it. The line hints at social attitude and personal responsibility without detailing specific events.
Milk crusade spreads as cities install milk stations supplying various milks to bottle fed infants. Stations run by nurses with physician hours, often in rooms or schools, with ice boxes desks chairs and tables as simple setups.
A 25 cent remedy claims to quickly alleviate prickly heat and skin affections. Free samples offered by J. S. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C.adv.
The city contemplates erecting a 1 173 foot steel tower surpassing Eiffel by 189 feet. A 1 000 000 candlepower electric light will crown a statue atop the tower. Plans include social facilities, cafes, restaurants, library, billiard rooms, gym, wireless telegraphic station, and meteorological observatory.
Harper's Weekly describes a jail at Cliffton Graham county Arizona carved into a solid quartz rock hillside. The four large rock chambers are entered through a masonry vestibule with triple steel bars. Windows are blasted holes with heavy steel bars. cement floor holds prisoners who are confined in the large cells. The quartz walls reach fifteen feet thick and no prisoner has ever tried to escape.
Joe Cannon deputy auditor of Hardin County Ohio recovered his lost ring after a janitor found it woven in a bird nest in the courthouse yard during cleaning. The search had been ongoing with no success until the nest discovery.
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