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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
3
Advertisement touts Munyon's Dyspepsia Remedy as restoring stomach tone and strength, soothing irritated stomachs, and aiding digestion. It lists symptoms including distress after eating and heartburn and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
A public notice extols Eastern Colorado as a prime land opportunity with prices from 10 to 20 dollars per acre. It notes abundant crops, migrating farmers from older states selling high priced lands, and Lincoln County as a leading agricultural area. W S Pershing of Limon, longtime county surveyor, helps settlers locate and secure good lands near the U P Railroad and government projects.
At a Pittsburg dinner Charles M Schwab spoke on cutting expenses amid many claims. He cited a beggar woman in Altoona with three hungry children as an example, noting a charity officer mocked her and she replied she would not raise her own children for ten cents a day.
A Chicago Tribune reader, after praising a morning article he could not endorse, visits the desk and offers to subscribe. He recalls years of reading the paper and asks the clerk about the subscription price, expressing satisfaction with the content.
A Baird Texas resident credits Postum with curing coffee related ailments after a neighbor urged quitting coffee. He reports rapid improvement, regular bowels, reduced pain, and regained strength. He notes his son also improved and the family now uses Postum in place of coffee.
A brief recipe describes making crullers by beating one egg with sugar sour milk cinnamon and salt. Dissolve soda in water and add to mixture then mix with flour, roll thin, cut, fry in hot lard, drain, and dust with sugar. Serve hot or cold.
Wash prunes and steam them with a splash of water until swollen but intact. Cool and arrange in a dish, grate zest or juice from lemon or orange over, dust with sugar, then top with whipped cream.
The article describes arranging stove racks and cocoa boxes to hold six pies simultaneously using the same fire. It also provides a cornbread style mix with corn meal rye meal sour milk molasses and soda, steamed in a buttered mold for five hours or in baking powder tins for two hours.
Combine half cup grated chocolate with a gill milk and half cup brown sugar until thick then cool. Cream butter with brown sugar add two thirds cup milk and two eggs, stir in vanilla, beat in boiled mixture and two cups flour, bake in layers and assemble with boiled frosting.
The recipe describes boiling a medium potato, mashing finely without milk or butter, cooling then adding powdered sugar. It notes the mixture thins before thickening with more sugar, then folding in chopped walnuts if desired and shaping into balls with a walnut half pressed on each side. Simple and good.
Beat four eggs separately. Stir one teaspoon flour into a little milk and add to yolks with salt and warm milk. Fold in stiff whites, pour into greased pan and bake fifteen to twenty minutes. Serve with a cream sauce.
Scrape and slice the carrots and boil until tender changing the water once and adding salt to the second water. Drain rub through a colander and mash as you would potatoes beating light with butter and seasoning to taste. Serve very hot.
Beat the yolks of three eggs with sugar, add two cups of boiling milk, cook in a double boiler until spoon coats, cool and flavor with lemon or vanilla.
When salt and flour bags are emptied they are kept for future use in the clothes hamper. The bags provide a ready supply of jelly strainers and the salt bag proves useful for the jars of jelly made through the season.
A simple baking note lists ingredients for sweet potato pie: mashed potato, cinnamon, salt, nutmeg, ginger, sugar, milk, and a beaten egg. Bake one hour in a slow oven.
A felt eraser moistened with a touch of laundry soap cleans grease and dirt from the top and sides of a kitchen stove or range. The method highlights simple, practical cleaning for household ranges.
Four masked men boarded Union Pacific Overland Limited about midnight west of Omaha and seized seven registered mail pouches after forcing the mail car clerks to open the doors. The robbers fired during the escape while passengers and crew were kept from moving. the engine crew were driven from the cab and the robbers fled toward the south in an automobile. Police search squads are pursuing the suspects.
Judge Milton D. Purdy resigned from the U S District Court bench. J Adam Bede aims to regain a seat in Congress from Minnesota’s Eighth District. Charleston city council voted 22 to 7 to become dry. Senator McCumber condemned census office practices citing conflicts of interest among high officials’ wives. He warned of a Washington dominated by official families unfamiliar with their home state.
Record rainfall swells Grand River and other waterways in northeastern Oklahoma flooding Afton and Muskogee areas. St Louis and San Francisco bridge trestle near Catale washed away portions of structure. Rail service disrupted as bridges endangered and roads submerged. Six inches of rain fell in three hours across a 15 mile stretch from South Haven Kansas into Oklahoma.
Fire at King's County Hospital in Brooklyn trapped sixty spine twisted children in the rear three story ward building. Doctors and nurses carried out every child and forty two were moved to safety still strapped to Bradford frames. The blaze began in the top floor surgical room adjacent to the long ward where cots line the room.
Lovett Davis, a Black man accused of attempting to assault a 16 year old white girl, is seized from Pine Bluff jail by about 300 men. They hang him from a telegraph pole on a main street, rope breaks but body is raised again. Deputies were overpowered as the jail was entered with sledge hammers. Prominent men urged restraint but failed.
A shepherd dog saved Rev. Asay Ferry of Bethany Presbyterian Church Philadelphia and his brother Rev. Ebenezer Ferry of Morrisville from drowning after they were swept by currents in the Delaware River. The dog swam out to them, gripped the master's collar, and hauled both to shallow water, returning for the minister and pulling him to shore.
The Dora arrived at Seward Alaska with 194 survivors from the Columbia wrecked April 30 near Unimaka Pass. The crowd included Italians Japanese Americans and Scandinavians. Italians panicked. Life lines were laid by Christ Christopherson and Ernest Anderson. The ship burned May 2 after a storm forced abandonment.
A young American sailor is held at Frederikstad Norway after confessing to helping Belle Gunness kill four people at her farm near Laporte Indiana and killing Gunness herself. He told his captain of the crimes, and is under observation for mental condition as the case is reported to American minister H H D Peirce.
Gilbert a retired French trader laments speeding autos in old age and bequeaths his entire fortune to churches in French cities for masses for victims of the diabolical machines. In Albania a garrison uprising near Uskup is linked to a bid to restore Abdul Hamid. A Yildiz palace inventory reveals 2.25 million in bank notes and jewelry including a 375 thousand rosary, with Abdul Hamid’s 5 million in foreign deposits. The Young Turks refuse to surrender cash.
The tallest tree confirmed is a eucalyptus regnans in the Cape Or Way range, Australia, standing at 415 feet. Gum trees grow rapidly with examples of a Florida tree gaining forty feet in four years and a Guatemala tree adding 120 feet in twelve years. The growth rate equals about ten feet per year. The note also mentions New York City having the most doctors per capita in the United States.
Testimonial from a resident of Ionia Michigan describing severe kidney trouble with back pain urinary weakness dizziness and weight loss. After taking three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the speaker passed multiple kidney stones and recovered fully avoiding surgery. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The chimney swift is a third of the air as it never lands on fences or buildings. It dives into side-mouth chimneys and clings to rough brick with tiny feet.
H A Kruts koff of Chicago describes an itchy eruption that started on his hands and spread elsewhere. After trying doctors and various ointments, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and reports itching stopped within days and eruptions vanished in about three weeks.
A barbering scene captures a sharp exchange as a customer praises a razor’s condition after a rough use. The Boston Post quotes a taunting reply about wearing the blade to a ball and the grinstone it supposedly needs.
Advertisements assert deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and CATARRH. They promise a $100 reward for a deafness case caused by CATARRH cured by Hall's Data Cure and urge sending for circulars. Also tout Hall's Family Pills for constipation. A joke about a bride and a friend ends the clipping.
Ask Your Dealer for Allen's Foot-Ease A powder to shake Into your shoes. It rests the feet Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Sore Hot Callous Aching feet and Ingrowing Nails. Allen's Foot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy. Sold by all Druggists and Shoe Stores. 25c Sample mailed FREE Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY. The water of the tropical oceans contains more salt than that of other latitudes.
Instant relief for all eyes irritated by dust heat sun or wind Pettit's Eye Salve sells through all druggists of Howard Bros Buffalo N Y The yew lives to 2800 years old oak 1500 cedar 800 chestnut 600 ivy 450 and elm 325 years old.
Over fifty years of high confidence and public approval mark Hamlins Wizard Oil as the world’s standard remedy for aches and pains. The ad claims lasting merit and widespread trust in the product.
Gwendolen rejects the marriage proposal to Percy after last night. A note mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to ease teething discomfort and related symptoms in children.
Mrs La sling complains of faulty acoustics in the theater. She recalls being away from the stage and unable to hear half the actors, urging scrutiny of the venue’s aiming properties and overall sound quality.
A promotional note touts Murine eye remedy as relieving red weak weary watery eyes. It claims physicians are involved and cites conformity to pure food and eye laws, advising readers to try Murine for soothing relief.
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