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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
7
A recipe passage presents a list of dressing components and methods. It details mixing salt paprika lemon juice oil and mustard with egg yolks, then beating and tempering. Instructions describe thickening with cream and forming a base, then using lemon and vinegar and splashes of olive oil.
A garbled OCR passage lists items around cooking and meals with scattered phrases about boiling water, heart, cabbage, and various improvised terms. It appears as disjointed notes rather than coherent narrative, with many misspellings and incomprehensible segments.
The text sketches a chaotic scene with a poet, a kitchen, and a meal, mentioning elements like eel fish, mixed ingredients, and a measured cooking process. It reads as a stream of fragmented phrases about food preparation and poetic reflections.
Fragmented notes describe partially cooked meat preparation and fat covering renewal. It mentions wrapping, cooling, and storage in a dark pot, with emphasis on maintaining freshness and using various meat cuts. Specific terms are unclear but suggest traditional preservation practices.
A fragmented recipe describes cooking artichokes Lyonnais style and Delmonico potatoes. Steps mention boiling until tender, browning in oil, adding meat and sauce, and baking until top browns. Contains garbled terms and several unclear measurements but conveys a layered dish method.
A fragmented kitchen note outlines a sour milk pie recipe. It mentions using one cup of sour milk or a substitute, melted butter, a drop of walnut flavor, nutmeg and cinnamon, and baking with two eggs. The text is partial and lacks complete steps or measurements.
Clear directions to prevent soot buildup and keep a hearth clean. Do not let ashes or moisture cause damage. Wipe the hearth every morning with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly for best results. Avoid unnecessary blacking or polish steps.
The piece surveys statewide happenings across various counties and towns with scattered notes on events, meetings, and community updates. It mentions political figures, local committees, and ongoing civic activities, reflecting a broad snapshot of regional affairs.
The readable fragments mix names and places with garbled phrases about washing, public spaces, and checks. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges, but multiple proper nouns hint at a diverse set of people and locales without coherent context.
The readable fragments present a jumble of names such as Grover, Mieik, Jay, and Lilie, plus scattered place references like Vista and Woonongbes. The block lacks coherent events or a clear narrative, yielding only noisy, partial names and locations without a verifiable story or date.
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