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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1914
Page
3
A historical guide outlines precise omelet methods with emphasis on precise yolk to white ratios, pan texture, and gentle cooking. It covers French style rolling, use of butter, timing as edges set, and sauce or garnish notes for tender results.
Fish Aissoles recipe details a paste made from cold flak bread crumbs boiled culon yolks butter and eggs with a rich filling. The mixture is formed into two rich squares folded, sealed, fried in hot fat and garnished with parsley and lemon slices.
Cook codfish with a cup of cod in a saucepan. Boil drain and refresh with cold water. Thicken a pint of milk like cream toast, season well with pepper salt and butter. Add the fish and half a can of peas and bring to a boil. Serve over browned French fries.
A damaged recipe fragment describes a brown spice cake mix with butter, sugar, egg yolks, melansen, flour, cocoa, and a variety of spices. Instructions mention creaming butter and sugar, beating yolks, folding in stiff egg whites, and alternating flour with cold coffee.
Instructions advise lengthening window cords by dusting and rubbing with well greased mag to reduce friction. Exposure to sun and atmosphere also weakens and abrades cords, shortening their usefulness.
Instructions advise rinsing the saucepan with clean cold water before pouring milk to prevent scorching. Rinsing also aids easier cleaning after use.
An old advertisement touts Jad Sakte as a kidney cleanser for meat eaters. It claims four ounces dissolved in water before breakfast will improve kidney and bladder issues, reduce back pain and headaches, and ease urinary irritation. The product is described as made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, presented as inexpensive and pleasant to drink.
Tye tries many foods but finds none satisfy appetite as Minneapolis Journal notes the ongoing hunger issue. The report highlights Tye seeking a remedy for his unfulfilled cravings and the community’s interest in dining options.
An ad claims Pape's Diapepin ends dyspepsia and indigestion in minutes. It describes relief from gas heartburn sour belching and stomach upset touting a large pepsin dose as a value for home use and daily comfort.
The dialogue lists the Canal Zone and asks about how many zones exist. It mentions a torrid climate, two temperate zones, two frigid zones, and several postal zones, highlighting a discussion about geographic classifications.
Frank Vastine of Falmouth Kentucky describes severe face and scalp eczema with itching burning sores and hair loss. After three weeks using Cuticura Soap and three months of Cuticura Ointment he regained clear skin, completing eight cakes and five boxes.
A concise note questions a fashionable figure's influence in social circles. The brief emphasizes public scrutiny of style choices and the accompanying reactions from local observers.
An overland migrant, J P Jensen from Jameson Nebraska, travels with his family to Willow Bunch Saskatchewan to settle mixed farming. He plans cattle, rain wheat, oats and flax, aiming to acquire more land and join a railway line with schools and services nearby, hoping for prosperity in western Canada.
A lavish copy of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is headed abroad for purchase after being valued between five and seven thousand dollars. The item is described as a gold-embellished edition with precious stones and appears to be a unique, highly ornate volume attributed to Alverta Rangorski, completed after a 15 month effort.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur hair treatment claiming gray hair darkening to any shade in days. It asserts dandruff disappears and hair becomes lustrous after repeated applications and urges immediate use for a youthful appearance.
A fragmented snippet hints at a discussion of an article titled Pavements. A quoted line suggests a mistaken subject and a proverb about money and friendship. No clear event or persons are verifiably named.
A dated testimonial notice cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding women during menopause and female troubles. Mrs Hornung of Buffalo and Mrs Jens Tuvaryox of Lodi describe relief from pain, fatigue, and loss of appetite after using the remedy, urging others to try it for health improvement.
Fragmentary note preserves a garbled witty exchange about Mrs Cibber and an elusive grandmother figure. The skewed spelling hints at satirical quip within a 18th century letter or column.
Fragmentary lines depict lawyers trading barbs and reflections on honesty. The voice muses on truth as a moral compass, noting the recording angel might seek new employment if public behavior improved. References to legal figures imply a satire of courtroom discourse.
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