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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
7
A discussion of Italian pasta dishes with methods for combining pasta with cheese butter and milk, and baked macaroni preparations. Recipes describe mixing in Gruyere, breadcrumbs, and butter, plus a tomato sauce for spaghetti and variations with anchovies, wine, and fish broth.
Two pounds of pork chops are placed in a baking pan with a cupful of hot water. Bake one half hour in a hot oven, basting often. Remove and season with salt and pepper, then cover with one pound of onions in a thin bed. Bake 16 minutes, then top with half a can of tomatoes and bake 20 more minutes. Serve on a heated platter with gravy poured around the meat.
Take one cup of cold boiled hominy one scant cup of white cornmeal one and a half cups of milk one egg tablespoonful of butter one half teaspoon salt one rounded teaspoon baking powder Heat hominy with fork until broken then beat in the milk Mix the meal with the baking powder add the hominy and milk then add the beaten egg and melted butter Pour into two buttered deep tins bake in a quick oven twenty minutes
A recipe outlines cooking one pound of cooked tripe diced with two tablespoons of butter one chopped onion one tablespoon vinegar and seasonings. An enamel paint application twice yearly to a gas stove helps maintain its appearance and prevent soiling on clothing.
A eulogy fragment recalls Dr Keare a head master and a boy scene on a battlefield in Butte Banks. The tale blends memory and heroism with a moment of manhood testing amid wind and cry, ending with a soldier’s death on a Kiniaa front in a setting noted by Agnes Repplier in the Atlantic.
Ad claims that falling hair is caused by dandruff and promotes Knowlton's Dandeline. It describes dull lifeless hair, scalp shedding, and promises luster, fullness, and new hair growth after several weeks of use. A 26 cent bottle is advertised with emphasis on quick benefits.
A jumbled dialogue fragment mentions a person named Anna wearing diamonds and references a father possibly harming himself over them. A judge is briefly implied in the scattered lines, leaving the central issue unclear.
The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pa details swelling fatigue and circulation problems he suffered until using Dodds Kidney Pills. After treatment the swelling subsided and he regained strength, praising the remedy in a written note. He urges correspondence with the Rev. Heslop and notes the pills cost 60c per box.
In a humorous Dublin exchange Father O Leary rushes to catch the Dublin express and jokes with the bishop, who checks his watch. A clash arises over faith and time as they hurry to the station. The bishop praises faith in God while O Leary retorts with a rebuke about faith without works.
Franco-Prussian veteran opera star McAdams, born Scotch or Irish, raised Irish volunteers at the war outbreak and led them to France against the Germans. He later lived in a villa at Cannes, France and was made a general. About twenty years ago he became a member of the chamber of deputies, but his birth or naturalization was questioned. during the war the chamber reconsidered and confirmed him in his seat.
A magistrate questions a witness about a sinecure or cul de sac as prisoners are contained. The witness mutters that the man is worn, and the magistrate notes the confusion with a dry remark while the constable describes the scene in a limited London tone.
A conversation about acquaintances unfolds with Pint asking if Saunders and Harris are close friends. The reply suggests they are not able to lend money to each other. The dialogue hints at lessons of action and consequences, as a man discovers his limits only after attempting something risky.
The American Tobneeg company’s counsel argued before the Supreme Court seeking clarity on why gel chewing tobacco remains unavailable. Justices, including Justice Harken, engaged with the defense, exploring market factors and production constraints behind the continued shortage.
A reader asks if the plan includes a time clock and other upgrades. The speaker notes their husband supports moving ahead with improvements, signaling a push for action despite uncertainties.
Inland figure uses many political terms and questions if he led a seafaring life. He responds with a claim that he reads large quantities of sea fiction rather than having such experience.
A fragmented notice advertises a product or remedy claiming protection against throat infections. It suggests unusual benefits and lists uncertain figures such as a woman’s limp rating and a man’s jumping ability, with misspelled phrases and jumbled terms.
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