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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
3
An old kitchen guide extols four basic potato methods boiling frying mashing and baking. It details selection cleaning paring pre baking and finishing steps to achieve mealy crusts creamy mash and tender roasted or baked dishes with cheese sauce omelet style and milk enriched variants.
Step by step guide to broiling a chicken or other meats wrapped in buttered paper. Fold and seal the packet, broil slowly ten minutes, watch for flare ups, then serve on toast with butter and lemon slices.
Have an old blanket? Wash it and cover both sides with cheese cloth. Tack at intervals to form a decorative mile stripe with bright yarn, using overcast, buttonhole, or briar stitch on edges. Creates a durable, sanitary, inexpensive summer throw for naps or cool nights.
Readily available glycerin can help remove fruit stains from fabrics or lines. Apply a thin layer and let it sit briefly, then rinse with warm water. Repeat as needed to lift the stain without damaging the fabric.
A recipe-style note describes mixing one pint of water with two ounces of butter and six ounces of corn starch, then beating in five egg whites until smooth. The batter is formed into portions on buttered paper and baked or cooked as puff-like sweets.
A mother guides her son in the Second Commandment as he grapples with loving God more than family and a first love. The boy confesses he loves his parents and Lucy Johnson so intensely there is little room left for God.
Mrs E C Parker of Hampton Springs reports three years of severe eczema on her face and body. After trying three remedies without relief, she used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and was cured. Signed December 7, 1912. Cuticura advertised worldwide with free samples via Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
After the sermon the rector greeted a young German and asked if he was a regular communicant. The man replied he takes the 1 46 every morning indicating a routine attendance at services.
A Baltimore American report notes a remark during a contraries meeting about a play described as a runt with a dismissive tone. The line suggested a supposed walkover, reflecting casual sports punditry of the era.
The text argues Western Canada offers vast cultivable land and favorable climate to meet global food demand. It notes Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as prime areas, cites a potential surge in wheat production and large immigrant inflows, especially Americans, seeking affordable farms and new capital in prairie development. It frames western Canada as a rapidly growing agricultural hub with rich mineral and forest wealth yet to be tapped.
A brief local quip notes humor in sending condolences by parcel post. The line suggests a satire on formal sympathy and postal delivery with the speaker joking about alternatives to express mourning.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home tonic to darken gray hair, reduce dandruff, and stop hair loss. Instructions claim it darkens to any shade with daily use and a dampened brush or sponge.
The text urges mothers to monitor child diet avoiding punishment of all children to eat same foods. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Peppermint or Byrap Pepin as remedies for constipation and related ailments, claiming easy relief and public availability by mail order from Caldwell.
A woman recounts relief from long term illness after using Cardul tonics. She states ten years of better health and energy, notes her daughter also improved after taking Cardul, and urges others to consider the remedy as a trusted medicine.
A damaged text fragment presents a skewed poem or epigram that mocks hypocrisy and poverty. It mentions a doctor and a woman, then shifts to a satire about a German political figure and a family’s finances. The garbled lines reflect a bygone period voice and social critique.
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