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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
2
Households with winter pantry staples can transform canned corn and vegetables into fresh dishes such as Corn Pudding and Corn Oysters. Recipes include Corn Pudding with milk butter sugar eggs and a moderate bake, Corn Oysters folded with egg yolk and beaten white, and Cherry Tapioca Pudding flavored with sherry and vanilla served cold with cream.
To make a pretty portiere take three yards of unbleached muslin and dye a rich shade of dark green. Take a yard of quilting calico in a floral pattern pink would be a pretty contrast on the dark green. Cut out flowers and leaves, baste on muslin, then button-hole with green silk. Make a folder on top and bottom. Sew on brass rings and put on curtain rod. Looks rich, but costs only 28 cents.
The excerpt describes washing a carpet by mixing borax and fullers earth with washing soda, boiling in a kettle and boiler, then diluting with cold water, letting the mixture stand overnight, and scrubbing the carpet on the floor. It specifies quantities and steps for preparation and cleaning.
Roused from illness by Dean's Kidney Pills, John Armstrong of Cloverport Kentucky recounts severe years of kidney pain and swelling. He says physicians failed to help before his recovery, and credits Foster Milburn Co's product for renewed strength. Ginger Magonnigle anecdote follows from Harper’s Weekly style piece.
J F Hennen of Milan Missouri reports past severe skin outbreaks and leg infection cured by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent after three doctors failed. He credits rapid relief and long absence of itching. The ad ends with a sobering line about a mother’s influence on her children.
The quote frames pursuit as a dim haze of mystery that enriches the act of seeking. It attributes enchantment to the unknown and highlights curiosity as a driving force behind deliberate searching.
A fragment mentions Garfield Tea as a laxative claim to cure disease and foster health. It includes quotes about shoes versus sheets and a classroom joke about geography. The text also contains a humorous line about money and evil.
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