Hower: enses Matters and Quick Fruit Salads
Hasty fruit salad method use canned peaches laid on lettuce with almonds and optional cherries, dressed with mayonnaise and nuts. Plum notes praise fresh and preserved forms, jams and desserts. plums common across the nation. Scrambled eggs with asparagus uses butter, asparagus tips, cream, seasonings, and sautéed eggs to a soft set served garnished with parsley.
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Indiaspolis News
New York Telegram
New York Press
Meringues Recipe From Washington Star
Instructions describe whipping egg whites to stiff peaks, gradually folding in sugar, and baking on waxed sheet at a warm oven for two to three hours until crisp. If filling with cream or jam, partially bake then hollow out centers and finish drying before cooling. Store in a tin.
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Washington Star
Home Care Tips From A Health Column
Advice on posture and abdominal technique for a straight back. Cold water splashes awaken the face and chest for toning, baking soda in wash water to cool overheated skin, and carbolic acid baths to relieve mosquito bites and hive itching. Relaxation exercises promise to ease facial kinks and age. Tips include reboiling potatoes, polishing with paraffin and oil, dandruff remedies, brass polishing with alum and lye, and reviving worn brooms by hot water immersion and trimming edges.
Fatal Mine Explosion Entombs Dozens at Extension Mine
In Nanaimo British Columbia a mine explosion at the Extension mine of the Wellington Colliery Company trapped more than fifty workers. Twenty five were rescued but a spreading fire halted further searches. Eight bodies had been recovered by Tuesday night as rescuers fought to reach two affected levels and recover the dead. Rescued workers were all badly injured. The Wellington Colliery Company is led by BC capitalists led by Lieutenant Governor James Dunsmuir.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Wellington
Vancouver Island
Wellington Colliery
British Columbia
Janes Dunsmuir
CREW OF SCHOONER RELEASED IN MEXICO PRISON STINT
Captain Joe Sclease and seven crew members of the Caldwell H Colt sailed from Progreso after being held since September 4 on a poaching charge. An American consul telegram confirmed their release. The crew had been denied contact with the consul. reasons for arrest were undisclosed.
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Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Progresco
Joe Sclease
Caldwell H. Colt
Progreso
Blue's Protest Referred Over Gum Rosin Tariff
A protest by Henry Blun Jr of Savannah against tariff classification of gum rosin was referred to the Philadelphia appraiser for investigation and decision. The case involves a foreign shipment and would be approved or modified by the Treasury Department. Gum rosin is taxed one fourth of a cent per pound plus ten percent ad valorem under the tariff.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Henry Blun, Jr
Savannah
Treasury Department
Blun
Department
Reynolds
Walsh Must Serve Five Years In Federal Prison
Chicago special judge John K. Walsh faces a five year sentence for misapplication of funds tied to the Chicago Nazi Tank case. The term stands unless the Supreme Court overturns the appellate verdict handed down by the United States circuit court of appeals on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Jonn K. Walsh
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Fite Bonds Stegall Successor in Probe
Judge A W Fite imposes a $300 bond on B P Thompson Stegall’s successor as government storekeeper and gauger to testify at the next Dade county term in the Cureton distillery case at Rising Fawn. Fite is subpoenaed to testify in Stegall habeas corpus proceedings in the U S court this Thursday.
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Pite
Stegall
Lux
Atlanta
Specis
A. W. Fite
B. P. Thompson
Dade County
Cureton
Rising Fawn
United States
Report of Bales Ginned
Washington special reports census bureau figures showing 2,888 bales counted this year versus 2,590,639 in 1908. Round bales total 48,176, down from 57,107 in 1908. Sea Island cotton re.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Electric weapons may destroy warships says Nixon
New York editor reports shipbuilder Lewis Nixon, USNA graduate, argues airships and aeroplanes will be outpaced by electric shock weapons. He predicts armored ships, airborne illuminants, and future thunderbolts to kill sailors, transforming warfare and possibly ending war.
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Lewis Nixon
New York City
United States Naval Academy
Nizon
Tami
Mr. Nixon
Count Zeppelin
Starving Eskimo Cannibal Slays Child Near Arctic
The Hudson Bay Company steamer Adventure reaches St John’s with survivors from the Dundee whaler Paradox and reports a famine driven act of cannibalism by a Feltima Eskimo who killed his child and repelled neighbor attackers before fleeing into ice. Missionaries surveyors and prospectors accompany the voyage from the Northwest. The Paradox and Snowdrop were crushed by ice off Baffin Land last August.
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St. John's
N. F
Hudson Bay Company
Adventure
Dundee
Baffin Land
Tainland
Fort Churchill
Northwest Country
Experts to Advise Pittsburg on Streets Rivers Park Plan
Pittsburg Civic Commission announces a trio of top experts will arrive to advise on street car system river front and the $500000 park donated by Helen Frick. Bion J. Arnold James R Freeman and Frederick Law Olmstead will be paid 800 dollars daily for their guidance on transportation water frontage and park beautification.
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Pittsburg
Bion J. Arnold
Chicago
James R. Freeman
Providence
Frederick Law Olmstead
Boston
Mr. Arnold
Freeman
Taft
Panama
Olmstead
Frick
Carnegie
Mr. Frick
Prairie fire devastates Canadian buffalo park and wildlife
A prairie fire in Alberta swept through the Wainwright area destroying a buffalo park and driving a large herd of elk to escape. Many animals were killed and the fires caused significant financial losses. Ed wards reportedly brought the animals to the region.
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Calgary
Alberta
Edwards
Wainwright
Coal and Coke Advancing Roads Short of Cars
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begins distributing coal cars on a percentage basis as rail traffic faces a coal shortage. In West Virginia corn scarcity grows more pronounced with mines operating at capacity. Prices of coal and coke rise, impacting Maryland and West Virginia shipments.
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Baltimore
Baltimorhose
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Virginia
Maryland
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in testimonials
The advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for female troubles noting its harmless herbal composition and reports from women, including a Minneapolis case of recovery within three months. It cites a Lynn Massachusetts lab with over a million letters supporting its health benefits and claims the remedy can spare surgical operations.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
T Lynn
Mass
Minneapolis
Minn
John G
Hope for the Worst in a Patchwork Ad Nonsense
A garbled mix of phrases markets tonics and remedies including Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Mellets, Hamlin’s Wicant Oil, and Allen’s Lung Balsam. The text layers complaints, slogans, and quotes without coherent news content or identifiable individuals.
Total Hair Loss Reversed by Cuticura Remedies
A Pittsburg resident reports severe scalp scales after typhoid fever, with hair loss in 1908. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he notes the scalp cleared and hair thicker, ending fears of baldness. Endorsed by Potter Drugs & Chem Corp as Cuticura owner.
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W. F. Steese
Broad St
Pittsburg
Penn
Potter Drugs & Chem. Corp
Boston
Muse
Proverbial Remedies Advertised for Cold and Teething
An aged advertisement page promotes assorted remedies and sayings. Fick's Carcpium is pitched as best for colds and feverishness, with 10c and 256 price references. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims teething relief for children and general pain cures. General proverbs from multiple languages accompany the toneless ad text.
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Fick
Seatdrux
Moses
His Days Numbered Youngstown Man Finds Relief
John H. Trube of 342 Harvard St. Youngstown Ohio credits three doctors with a grim prognosis for Bright's disease and kidney failure. He used Dean's Kidney Pills on a friend's advice and reports complete relief with two years clear of symptoms. Dean's, 50 cents, sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NC. The passion for glory is the torch of the mind. The higher the rise the greater the fall.
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John H. Trube
Harvard St
Youngstown
Ohio
Bright
Dean
Dean's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
Names and Dates Scrambled in Local Note
A damaged OCR fragment shows unclear text about personal names and a possible location. Readable items include a fragmentary instruction and stray words, suggesting a terse, incomplete public notice or classified item.
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Walsh
The
Alps
Ana
Mauretania Willanchorn
Brooklyn Bridge
Aircraf
Detroit Free Press
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Allen
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Saetaoenminaars
Setae
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