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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
7
A chef visits a bachelor, plans a supper party, and shares detailed recipes. The scene centers on a London club kitchen and a waiter named Baxter. The narrator lists filleted soles, sweetbreads, green peas, fowl, and savory crumbs with precise steps and bag cooking methods.
A 1911 recipe for cold roast duck salmi with sage onion and sweet herbs, stock, olives, and port. The dish is finished by removing a bag with duck joints, reheating, and serving with fried croutons and chipped potatoes.
A historic cooking section outlines preparing barbecued lamb in a greased paper bag with butter and a two-stage cook time. It suggests a river of sauce, cucumber accompaniments, and a baked pudding using eggs flour milk butter raisins and citron, with careful folding and greasing for molding.
A northern traveler narrates an anecdote about a Southern negro named Steve who answers every question with Yahs, sah. The exchange highlights taciturnity and cultural clash as the man presses for a firmer reply, only to receive the same curt response. The column uses quick vignettes to illustrate character through small habits.
Mrs H Albrecht of West Point Nebraska writes of her three year old Gilbert afflicted with severe eczema. After two doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment were used and within four weeks the child’s face cleared remarkably. She endorses the products and notes their availability through druggists and dealers nationwide.
A humorous exchange centers on telegram costs as a speaker recalls urging swift dispatch in correspondence. The dialogue highlights the clash between efficiency and expense in old communication practices.
A mother returns home to find Tommy's mischief including jam closet tampering, sister teasing, window pane damage, dog-tailing, carpet tracking, and muddy tracks. She threatens punishment while Tommy protests it as a frame-up saying it looks like one.
Misread promotional copy claims a skin cure named Cole's OCarbelisaive Rathives offers relief for skin ailments. It advertises a superior pile cure and a free sample through J. W. Cole & Co. at Black River Wisconsin.
A cautious girl probes a young man’s suitability as an airship chauffeur before agreeing to fly with him. The text also touts Garfield Tea as beneficial for regulating stomach and bowels.
A proverb notes that a woman hides only what she lacks knowledge of, reflecting a common saying about discretion and ignorance.
A reading of a prize fight account suggests the outcome was dull as one fighter allegedly fell asleep, ending the bout. The exchange notes that most prize fights are exciting, but this match lacked action and intensity.
A light exchange on humor and pickup lines appears in a playful column. The millionaire and a joker banter about a misplaced handkerchief as the comic moment, reflecting exposed wit among readers.
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