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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
3
Secretary McAdoo warned that failure to secure fifty million dollars could jeopardize southern and western banks and crops, detailing dire economic fears across the United States. A recalling anecdote shows John promising five dollars from New York as an illustration of delayed payments.
A fragmented 1918 advertisement tells of a facial skin disease with pimples and itching. It cites Cutleura Soap and Cutleura Ointment as remedies, claiming healing after several days. The text also references an address and a Grass Map, with tangential mentions of artists and a French parliamentary measure.
An advertising narrative describes a woman’s stomach upset from coffee and praises Postum as a healthier alternative. It outlines two forms of Postum, its quick dissolving powder, and serving ideas with cream, aiming to persuade grocers to stock the product.
Fragmented OCR text presents a retelling of Henry Howland as a young boy. The jumbled lines reference place names, dates, and generic scenes without coherent events or verifiable facts. No clear actions or outcomes emerge from the readable fragments.
A fragmented guide covers ironing prep including clean irons and boards and avoiding direct flame, plus methods to stiffen fabrics with warm water and borax. It then switches to kitchen notes on leftover mutton, detailing trimming fat, spicing with pepper and nutmeg, soaking, and slow simmering to make tender gravy and a final brown on both sides.
A garbled OCR passage describes measuring ingredients and steps for shaping a pastry or dough, mentioning butter sugar flour and a sequence of unclear actions. The text also alludes to substitutions and a print request, with nonsensical phrases scattered through the fragment.
A garbled recipe fragment outlines a cabbage salad with Chep cabbage, sugar, vinegar, butter, cream, and two minutes of mixing. It shows unclear measurements and misread words, suggesting a basic salad with a quick dressing and short preparation time amid OCR errors.
Fragmentary text describes linoleum potish and vanities as an inexpensive potieh. Mentions a lien, equal pits of eat rapa and tarert, a loom at the far end, and a prragy ix. Wolved path leads to cooking area, use with a pet oth aed pub eh with a second sut story Albee of the ereusy.
A described recipe yields a pale mix formed into a tartling loaf and crumb coated then baked. Frequent stirring and moistening ensure browning, producing a dish with a firm center and crisp crust.
A waxed paper sheet placed after the centerpiece on a polished table prevents linen from sticking in hot weather and stops staining from cold water or a vase. This simple barrier helps keep the surface clean and free from water marks.
A Kansas prison case details a death statement linked to a murder inquiry. The testimony asserts Frank Urgo was five miles from the scene at the time, with various officials and investigators noting discrepancies. The report mentions contemporaneous figures and may reference other suspects and motives in a sprawling, contested case archive.
The piece extols Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a digestion aid and liver and bowel regulator. Personal anecdotes praise its ability to ease discomfort after meals, improve appetite, and promote regularity, recommending slow eating and thorough chewing alongside the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places without clear narrative. The readable parts resemble a confused list of people, events, and entities lacking coherent context or a distinct main fact to summarize.
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