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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
7
A Boston bride surprised guests by serving a bona fide wedding cake baked at home using her mother's 40 year old recipe. The procedure includes currants, raisins, citron, almonds, spices, brandy, and a long eight hour bake, finished with an egg white icing.
Provides multiple cake fillings and frostings including Lemon Two sm d mon rind and juice with sugar water and egg, Cornstarch thickener, Mock banana Apple sauce, Caramel with sour cream, Almond custard with almond, Mock cream with flour and milk. Appears as home recipe notes.
A practical tip advises using a black safety pin on the wrong side of the skirt when a placket opens or an eye disappears. The pin creates an emergency loop and can function as a temporary hook, offering a quick fix in various situations.
A fragmented recipe outlines batter with quarter of flour four eggs one pint and a half milk and apple preparation. Yolks beaten with milk and flour then whites folded in, apples peeled cored cut into rounds with batter placed in the center and fried until brown in hot lard.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a quirky mix of items including a toast reference and scattered phrases. The readable bits hint at a casual column or column-like blurb with short, unclear lines.
Mrs Marie Lipsie of 416 Miller St Helena Montana says three years of back pain and kidney trouble ended after she used Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports relief from the first dose and a complete lasting cure after four boxes. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Boston lawyer Mr. Blank mentors Tim known for frequent trouble yet avoiding jail through influence. The piece recalls a claim of Tim’s clever use of law knowledge, then shifts to a snake bite survivor story.
A quotation from The Lady's Pictorial argues that women's suffrage is inevitable and reasonable. It calls for men to concede graciously and for women to advocate in a dignified, womanly manner rather than portraying men as uniquely vicious.
Mrs M L Harris of Alton Kansas reports her baby boy rasked eczema on the face from one month old. A three month course with a doctor failed, but after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent along with half a bottle of Resolvent the skin cleared completely and has not recurred by age two and a half.
A lighthearted exchange features O Riley asking where OToole has been and OToole replying he has been playing Bridget whist. He describes sitting with Bridget in the kitchen eating pie cake and chicken until the mistress nears and Bridget says whist.
The notice refers to 246 000 acres of irrigated government land and hints at potential future developments. It outlines an opening or availability event and invites public attention to a forthcoming process or decision.
Charlie McCormick of Kenville Manitoba says in the 1907 season he raised 100 acres with 80 acres at 22 bushels per acre selling at 90 cents and 20 oats at 60 bushels per acre selling at 35 cents, netting over 1600 dollars after expenses. Thomas Sawatsky of Herbert Saskatchewan claims 70 acres yield 1760 bushels of wheat at 90 cents and 15 acres oats plus 6 acres barley totaling strong per acre values.
An Illustrated Sunday Magazine item describes two duelists facing off with fragile nerves and joking about accidental strikes. Their dialogue reveals fear, reluctance, and a strange insistence on aiming carefully. A surrounding ad for Allen's Foot-Ease promotes relief for sore feet and growing nails with trials offered.
In a brief exchange, Weary Wigs admits to being thrown out of most places except work, while Tired Tiffin asks if he has ever been ousted from a saloon. The playful banter evokes Western frontier humor.
A captioned cartoon shows two characters trading barbs about a reckless man. The exchange highlights a humorous jab about his habit of doing the wrong thing as one remarks he would even frieze a hothouse.
Readable text presents a quoted line about facing something constant and shedding happiness like the summer sun attributed to Julius Bentham. The fragment lacks context, but suggests a philosophical or inspirational note.
The fragment mentions Pettit's Eye Salve touted as a solid remedy since 1807 with rising yearly sales and claims of curing millions. It also references druggists, Howard Bros., and Peoria manufacturing hints, plus odd notes about health and social behavior.
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