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Newspaper
The Pioche Weekly Record
Location
Pioche, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
3
Recipe text describes making eight large applets with quince, meringue, and a rich custard filling. Steps include browning meringue, preparing a fig and brandy mix, and a chocolate custard with cinnamon and optional vanilla notes. The prose shows multiple dessert components and detailed method for finishing and serving.
The Montreal Herald notes ways to alter dress appearances with built up fabrics, belts and boleros, including embroidered bodices from the east. It highlights fibrous wraps, a bolero with waistband accents, and a sand patterned bitafere effect. Monogram fobs accompany evening gowns, while rain colored pinafores pair with rough Gibirk fabric.
A marginal notice notes Thos Cale of Alaska as a U.S. Congress member. It cites his Washington address 1012 6th St NW and includes endorsements for Peruna from Hon C Slemp and mentions Man a Lin the Ideal Laxative in a fragmented promotional style.
Washington report outlines President Roosevelt denouncing lawbreaking wealth and abuses of injunctions. He urges swift action to curb stock watering, rebates, and exploitation by the Standard Oil Trust and rail interests, warning of a two‑tier legal system and urging honesty in business and politics.
William Allingham recalls Carlyle and a Huxley line about hydrogen as Browning urges alertness. A Minotu club plans to battle smoking and cocaine habits this year, oppose the five cent theater, and challenge licensed hotels.
The American Analyst notes a sewer gas test using glazed paper saturated with acetate of lead in rainwater, to be exposed in an apartment. It also discusses Guild Motor Approach proposing a 18 mile road to London, 40 to 60 feet wide, with a 1 in 30 gradient, at an estimated cost of $200000 per mile.
A fragmented slice of comical quips and domestic vignettes. A southern nurse nicknamed Big Sally and a girl named Ethel imagine stuffing stuffed animals instead of burying them. Jumbled anecdotes include a talking cow and a remedy for neuralgia, with remarks from Mrs Hardapple and a Massachusetts woman overworked without a hired helper.
A physician cites a family trial showing Postum outlasting coffee in pantry use and notes wife’s and guests’ preference. He narrates his own switch from coffee at age 28 reducing digestive complaints, claiming Postum cured old ailments. Source: Postum Co Battly Creek, Sitch. Read The Road to Wellville.
Representative Birdsall of Iowa objects to high Washington rentals during the congressional season. He recalls a farmer who bought property from savings, faced a harsh assessment, and built an addition seen as extravagance. The farmer questions the assessor’s judgment while a neighbor comments on the value of old property.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece recounts a Boston girl on a street car stopping a would–be groping by demanding calm and a ten minute pause, illustrating social caution amid public misbehavior. The excerpt also includes a quip about showmakers as a “heeler” by trade and a joke about selling soles.
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