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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
2
Property owners can verify white lead purity before purchase. National Lead Co. offers a free test outfit and a free book on paint to readers who write for it, at Woodbridge Ridge, New York City.
The excerpt argues the whale could destroy human monitoring if aware of its strength. It notes the animal’s instinctive response to harpoons leads to its demise, as it descends to great depths mistaking threats for predators and becoming trapped by whalers.
F A Rippy of Depot Ave Gallatin Tennessee credits Dean's Kidney Pills with ending fifteen years of kidney disease gravel attacks and blood passages. After two kidney stones and nine years of weakness he says four boxes cured him and the trouble never returned. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
Mrs. Highmus recalls a long past struggle with the Nibe lungenlied and a harsh siege in 1895. She describes taking various medicines before the illness was conquered.
Mrs Janet McKenzie of the Boston Cooking School has compiled a Cook's Book with choice recipes for baking and domestic science. The book will be sent free to housekeepers who purchase a 25 cent box of K C Baking Powder and mail the coupon to Jaques Manufacturing Co Dept 75 Chicago. The aim is to popularize the baking powder at about half the Trust price and to share the latest cooking developments.
Tourists marvel at practical lava uses in Naples and surrounding areas. Streets, staircases, statues, drinking troughs, bric a brac and even jewelry are made from lava from Vesuvius. Guides press coins on cooled fragments to sell to visitors. Lava on the volcano slopes could, if used, form a vast new urban expanse.
Mrs Jagway claims she does not wish to know her husband’s whereabouts while Mrs Rawler suggests uncertainty about his location. Jagway asserts he is in his room sleeping off a headache.
An advertisement extols a trusted family laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a tested product of known components approved by physicians and endorsed by the Well-Informed of the World for promoting health and right living.
In Saint Pierre Breen plans final moves while waves of suspicion surround Constable and Lara Stansbury. The aging Breen confronts a deadly choice as Miss Stansbury confronts her own doubts about Constable and the newspaper revelations. Father Damien reports funds for refugees as Lara questions loyalty and power.
Mme de Boigne recalls 1816 when English ladies shunned waltzing until the Duke of Devonshire praised it at a ball. He then vowed never to marry a woman who waltzes, shocking the Duchess of Richmond and altering courtly behavior. Some girls persisted while others abandoned the dance. dew with color on boards is noted to vary by color.
A new garbage can features a lid opened by foot pressure. The levered handle lifts the lid and a back loop stops overtravel, keeping the lid in place and hands free. A gravity close returns the lid after use.
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes including a batter for gem pans using flour rice egg milk and melted butter. a vegetable and potato boil with sieve finish. an Apple Johnny Cake with apples and cream of tartar. salmon salad with celery pickles and dressing. grape juice preparation from fresh grapes. and Kohlrabi boiled with butter.
A fragmentary cooking guide gives measurements for custards puddings and sauces. It discusses eggs per quart milk flour and flavorings with notes on rice absorption and sugar sweetening for chilled or frozen mixtures.
A collection notes diverse topics from beet sugar yields to canal traffic at Sault Ste. Marie, transcontinental railways in Canada, early wireless experiments, tax classifications on fish and toys, and U.S. liquor production trends. It also mentions New Bedford whaling history, naval costs of dreadnoughts, and a Massachusetts baseball quip.
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