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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
6
Madge-Dolly joined Charlie for a sleigh ride but the outing seemed not enjoyable. Dolly attributed the lack of fun to the horse's shyness, while Majorie echoed that Charlie was involved.
A church noticeboard near Manchester lists a Saturday potato pie supper and a Sunday evening subject titled A Night of Agony. It adds practical advice to wear light clothing in the apiary to avoid bee stings and urges economy, noting every saved item boosts profits.
Pineapple Pie details two crusts and custardlike filling with pineapple pieces and juice, sugar, butter, cornstarch, and eggs. Strawberry Shortcake recipes include cream layers with berries, or an easy egg yolk variant, plus a Pineapple Strawberry mix and an Elderberry Blossom Wine method. Also covers jelly, prune and raisin desserts, packing canned goods, and preserving tips.
The text advises packing tightly to prevent wrinkles, using a firm trunk with careful spacing. It recommends drying bread crumbs, storing in glass jars with tight tops, and grating cooled bread for storage. Crumbs are valued for enhancing scalloped dishes and for reclaiming scraps of meat fish and poultry.
A compact excerpt from Amelia Josephine Burr outlines building a temple for an unknown god, mortally flawed worship, and a reopened road offering shelter. The poem depicts a transformation from private altar to public lodging as a pilgrim finds refuge, with the unknown god finally dwelling in the temple.
Nell and Olive discuss a poison pen letter from Mrs. Ellson about Olive and the doctor. Olive plans to reveal truths to her father to avoid the smear, while Nell weighs risk and strategizes dinners with the Parsons, the doctor, and his sister as tensions escalate.
C E Buckenter, a Brooklyn senior in Cornell's civil engineering college, successfully demonstrated automobile wireless telegraphy. Two transmitter wires stretch from the car top to the engine hood, with sending gear on a seat. After two weeks of trials under proper conditions he sent messages ten miles and believes further testing will extend range.
Watering often is far better than waiting until a horse is almost choked and then letting him drink all he can. Frequent watering prevents harm, while delaying access to water can spoil a horse.
William J. Flynn, chief of the United States Secret Service, says disguises are rare and that agents blend in by attire and manner to infiltrate workmen or higher society. The service, under the Treasury, tests recruits and hires from diverse backgrounds, with desks in Washington and a system of districts and assistants to pursue counterfeiters and safeguard the president.
A fragmented note outlines a plan to speed fixed poultry, butter, produce shipments by parcel post. It mentions a Pratt avenue for direct consumer sales and a Hartley Steel Crated Box Co in Sdgman Michigan offering shipping boxes and equipment to support a nationwide food trade.
The flying squadron of freelance field workers patrols the nation, averaging under 30, with pay rising from 3 to 70 dollars daily as they gain experience. The service keeps covert links between Washington and operatives, using trusted intermediaries to relay coded messages. Notable cases include counterfeiter Emanuel Ninger and Indiana preacher William Wade, whose fates illustrate the bureau’s reach and methods.
Historian Prof Verrero declares John 1 the reincarnation of Theles, a monopalist figure who allegedly died around 284 B. The report asserts Theles cornered olive oil supply and notes Bleel Bridge across the Columbia River in Vancouver, Washington as the world’s longest. Ten main pipes total 2.806 in length.
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