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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
2
A recipe method describes shredding boiled ham chicken and potatoes into fine juliennes, mixing with olive oil vinegar onion paprika and salt, chilling, then adding celery red pepper and mayonnaise to bind. Serve on lettuce with hard boiled egg garnish.
Dissolve corn starch in boiling water until thick. Stir in butter, lemon rind and juice with sugar. Combine with hot mixture, fill two pastry-lined pans, bake, add meringue from three egg whites, brown, and serve cold.
The instructions describe cleaning and drying oysters then frying them in olive oil. Oysters are dipped in a thin batter, seasoned with pepper salt nutmeg and lemon juice, then fried a few at a time on hot plates.
The article notes Americans growing fond of tea at odd hours, comparing to the English habit. It mentions men increasingly drinking afternoon tea as a healthier alternative to excessive cocktails, though not yet adopting the English practice of leaving work early for tea.
Barberry preserve prepared by boiling sugar and molasses, adding barberries, simmering fifteen minutes, removing berries to add pears or apples, cooking until soft, then returning berries and boiling once more. Uses double pears or apples to barberries and half sugar half molasses.
Beat two eggs with a cup and a half of whole wheat flour and two teaspoons baking powder. Stir in milk melted butter and salt. Bake in a hot greased gem pan for about half an hour.
Break three eggs and slip them into a saucepan or chafing dish. Beat with a generous lump of butter and two tablespoonfuls of grated cheese, salt and pepper to taste. Cook five minutes until thick, then pour over fried toast in a deep hot dish.
In a surreal exchange a giraffe asks for a large quantity of gas and a thousand feet of distance. The jungle dentist confirms offering gas. The whimsical dialogue centers on the strange pricing and measurements in a humorous fable style.
The navy department has completed plans for five new torpedo boat destroyers, about 700 tons and 28 knots, larger than present destroyers. Bids may include oil burning, reciprocating and turbine steam engines, and internal combustion engines. Secrecy tightens to protect details from foreign powers.
The Tolstoi of Yasnaya Polyana, though elevated in many ways, reportedly seeks aid as a poor man. His estate was transferred to heirs 20 years ago to show business limits. he refuses copyright protection, earning only royalties or gratuities. The New York Post notes visitors and magazine features strain private funds.
The Brooklyn facility will feature a bold cream facade with bands of green and burnt sienna on the first story and a cornice in blue red yellow and sienna. Life sized lions heads will be tawny yellow with red tongues. If successful, more colored buildings may follow.
The vessel that carried Dr Frederick A Cook of Brooklyn to Greenland has returned as he continues his plan to reach the north pole. He aims to travel about a thousand miles in midwinter over solid ice and open water in a canvas boat. The endeavor seems desperate yet reflects the stubborn pursuit of a distant northern goal.
W. J. Bryan urges patience and confidence in banks in the November 15 Commoner editorial Be Patient Depositors. He argues banks are sound, not overburdened with bad paper, and that widespread fear could cripple even strong institutions. Depositors should consider local bank service and the community impact before mass withdrawals.
Secretary Cortelyou said the financial situation is improving with easing conditions, especially in New York and the middle west including St. Louis, while noting no crisis. He cited large gold shipments to the U S mint in Philadelphia and plans to coin tens of millions in double eagles in the coming months.
An American detachment on a flat road near Filipino trenches uses cover by lying flat. An Irish ex-British soldier quips about British soldiers not having a head, then jokes he wishes to lift the road on edge. A separate one-armed man at a lunch is mistaken for missing an arm, prompting a surprised reply.
A teacher rushes from a crowded school to locate the mother of an ailing pupil. A cherub from the sunny south guides her through a dark alley to the doorstep of Mrs. Angela Scandale. The child’s hand points to a neighbor upstairs while the mother remains on the step below.
The president of the Society of One Legged Men arrives in Paris with a companion, having walked from Marseilles about 600 miles at an average of more than 11 miles per day despite their infirmities.
A longtime public school teacher recalls quitting due to coffee poisoning from years of heavy caffeine use. After trying Postum, brewed as directed, she reports dramatic improvement, relief from coffee triggers, and a renewed sense of health, hoping continued progress. The testimonial cites Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Hon R S Tharin of Washington D C testifies Peruna eases catarrhal disorders and acts as a strong tonic. T Barnecott of Ontario reports pneumonia recovery after two months on Peruna and credits it with restoring health for a sick helper.
Some people prefer tablets to liquid medicine and can obtain Peruna tablets. Each tablet is equivalent to one average dose of Peruna, providing the solid medicinal ingredients.
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