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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
3
In a restaurant a diner notes a typographical slip in his noodle soup order and confronts the waiter. A bemused Walter, startled, retrieves a card and reads aloud while Jemile blushes, muttering about a typo that should read a different term.
Fragmentary note on rising sugar costs and sweeter treats, reflecting personal sentiment about price increases and desire for tea as a natural lure.
Fragmented OCR style notes describe crystallized wager decorations and fancy shapes for desserts in heat. Mentioned items include candied cherry toppings, whipped cream, ginger gestures, and fig flavors. Garbled text references sugar, boiled mixtures, and decorative molding techniques.
A fragmented text outlines a historical method for whitening fabrics using boiling water and lime, with steps involving soap, potash, and repeated washing. It mentions converting stained cloths to white through a process of boiling and soaking, detailing quantities and daily pouring of hot water, and references large batches like twenty five pounds of soap and a barrel of soap mixture.
A quirky handwritten recipe describes a Maitre d Hotel butter as a topping for broiled meat and vegetables. It blends butter with herbs, pepper, sugar, wine, and lemon, melted gently and spooned over hot dishes, then paired with a meat loaf. The method mentions whipping butter with seasonings and cooking steps, including times and quantities expressed in obscure terms.
A fragmented cooking note outlines a lemon shortcake filling mixture. It mentions a paste of lemon zest and sugar with layered components, plus a cupful of sugar and fruit in a sweetened mix. The text is garbled but suggests a citrus curd style filling with folded layers.
A recipe describes mixing two ounces of macaroni with lemon pred and cinnamon in a pint of milk until swollen. Arrange on a custard dish, pour hot custard over, and serve cold.
The report recounts the heavy fighting around Mons from August 23 to 27 as Allenby redeploys his forces. It notes major retirements, redeployments, and cavalry actions to cover the retreat, with Allied command asserting tactical necessity to avoid encirclement and preserve forces for future operations.
Fragmentary text includes odd phrasing and unclear names making precise event or entities hard to identify. The readable portion suggests a dated note or brief item but lacks concrete persons places organizations or actions to anchor a proper summary.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions wind, punted phrases, and unclear names, presenting a garbled local notice with no coherent event or entities to confirm.
The readable fragments show unclear names and places as part of a partial notice or brief item. No coherent event or entities are resolvable to identify a full headline or summary.
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