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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
8
A tour through kitchen tips and preparations includes steps for cheese curdling and draining, a frost bite remedy using hot lard, and a Bouillon stock method made from scraps. The notes cite A.M. Min and E. B. B. in Southern Farming, sharing practical domestic guidance.
Two recipes from Southern Farming: Beef shank simmered with water salt peppercorns cloves and herbs for five hours then strained and seasoned. Dark Molasses Cake uses sugar butter eggs molasses sour milk soda flour and spices for a rich dessert.
A small percentage of automobiles display red tax signs for the current year while several vehicles have not paid city taxes. The article argues the law should apply equally to all.
Mr Pickard a globe trotter writes on the Panama Canal project in twelve article series. He covers not only the main construction and workers but also the side lines that intrigue readers as much as the core story. The first article will appear in our issue.
The original copy of General Robert E Lee's farewell address to his army at Appomattox brought 425 dollars at a sale of manuscripts and autographs from the late John Mills Hale of Phillipsburg Pennsylvania. Other items included Napoleon Bonaparte at 31 dollars Marie Antoinette 42 dollars and Cardinal Richelieu 50 dollars.
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment heals skin eruptions and itching instantly. It is used by doctors and recommended to patients. Alleman of Littletown Pa. reports cure in two weeks and the product is guaranteed or money refunded. Available from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
The catalogue shows 669 students enrolled last year with 310 in agriculture. It records 59 graduates and highlights that nearly all secured good positions before graduation, signaling strong post study placement.
An ad touts Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges to expel worms in children. It claims relief from tremors, sleepless grinding, thirst, stomach pains, feverishness, and bad breath with a guaranteed product sold by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. in Philadelphia and St. Louis. Mrs. J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois endorses lasting results.
A writer from Southern Farming describes a Chicago butter seller who for twenty years packed butter in jars to within inches of the top, covered with salt and cheese cloth, then sealed with a stone lid. The method reportedly kept butter good indefinitely in a cool, clean place.
Dr King s New Life Pills are advertised as the king of all laxatives for constipation headaches indigestion and dyspepsia. A Buffalo New York resident Paul Mathulka praises the product saying it is a blessing to his family and he always keeps a box at home. Price 25c and recommended by all druggists.
Correlated notes from Greensboro and High Point discuss potential district attorney appointee candidates to succeed A. E. Holton. William C. Hooper travels from Asheboro via High Point after visiting Washington. Charles A. Webb and H. Hammer contend for the post with Webb slightly ahead, while Hammer has support from F. M. Simmons backers and Aycock ties. Watts’ endorsements bolster Hammer’s prospects in the region.
The Daughters of Liberty conducted public installation exercises Tuesday night, marking a formal ceremony with members gathered for the event.
A reader from Delvalle Texas champions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the world's best for burns cuts wounds and scalds. J H Polanco notes the salve saved his little girl's cut foot and recommends keeping a box at home. Only 25 cents and stocked by all druggists.
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