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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
7
Fragmented reader ad fragmenting social advice verses mingle with garbled lines about friendships. The piece mentions heart, gambling caution, and motor topics with odd punctuation and scattered product mentions. No clear events or people emerge.
The article praises bacon use and describes methods to cook pork and veal mixtures. It notes drippings are valuable for frying and highlights high pork prices and cheaper cooking techniques. A recipe section details grinding veal and pork, mixing with crackers, seasoning, shaping, and frying for patties.
A garbled early 20th century letter excerpt mixes romantic phrases with scattered names and foreign words. The jumble references Jeannette Cenelvien and Rev. W. J. Warner, plus vague hints of calls for letters and old medicine ads, yielding a fragmented miscellany with no clear single event.
A fragmentary recipe page describes good luncheon desserts Fairy Apples with lemon, butter, and jelly served cold, plus Ambrosia style fruit medley. It promotes Fresh coconut, brown sugar sandwiches, and a ginger cake pudding with hot milk custard poured over while mixing.
A recipe describes preparing apple pudding by peeling and coring tart apples, simmering with water, adding purar and brandy, a dash of nutmeg, and cooking slowly until tender. Cool then pour syrup over the apples and serve with macaroon crumble.
A fragmentary recipe outlines a boiled beef preparation. It instructs boiling with water, salt, pepper, bay, and other seasonings, then cooking slowly until shreddable. The method mentions simmered liquor in the kettle and pressing to serve cold in thin slices.
A brief, casual note on making a refreshing orange drink served chilled in tall glasses with diced banana grapefruit and small pineapple pieces as optional additions.
A reader shares a care tip advising to soak silk lace in milk overnight then wash in warm water. Rinse and pin smooth on a drying board until dry. Do not iron the fabric.
An old advertisement touts To Drive Out Malaria and build up the system using the Old Stand and GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. It emphasizes the tonic as a universal cure, mentions a Mansfield Cough Balm for coughs at 36 cents, and includes marketing lines about facial appearance and women, reflecting period advertising rhetoric.
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