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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
4
A jumble of household hints covers using juice from canned fruit as a sweetener substitute in cereals and pies, plus an emergency sink unclogging method with washing powder and hot water. It lists fat absorption in doughnuts, keeping parsley fresh, moisture retention in baked goods, and improvised fixes for cookware, jars, and preserving methods.
A recipe from Woman's Home Companion details making a jelly vegetable dish to accompany cold sliced meat. It instructs soaking gelatin, dissolving in boiling water with sugar, vinegar, lemon juice and salt, then chilling and folding in celery, cabbage and green pepper before setting.
Practical notes on growing herbs like celery tops watercress and chervil with notes on thinning and harvesting. Embroidery guidance for linen initials and napkin corners. Egg boiling methods fruit cups asparagus soup and preserving tips. Cleaning white feathers with kerosene and general marmalade cooking advice.
A period style piece outlines fashionable chafing dish designs in brass nickel and copper with screens to shield flames and speed cooking. It also offers practical notes on pantry staples and home hacks from starch drying and floor finishes to desk pads and inventive fruit and dessert ideas like apple fillings and strawberry fool.
Associated Press reports two prominent Trenton Tennessee lawyers, Hon R. Taylor and Captain Quinton Rankin, were killed by Night Riders during fishing at Reelfoot Lake. Taylor's body was found hanged and bullet riddled. Rankin was found alive but badly wounded. Governor Patterson offered a $10,000 reward for the arrest of those guilty.
The Supreme Court of the United States denied the motion to advance the hearing of the Noble State Bank case from Noble, Oklahoma, against Governor Haskell and others. The dispute concerns the constitutionality of the Oklahoma bank deposit guarantee law, reflecting the Court's pause on politicizing its calendar.
Mr Jaw questions the fuss over money while Mrs Jawback explains she is training their daughter for marriage. The exchange reveals an oppressive atmosphere as the couple discusses daily struggles and preparation for the daughter’s future.
Omaha date line reports a $600,000 libel suit filed by Governor Haskell of Oklahoma against William Randolph Hearst is declared invalid by Nebraska lawyers. They argue no primitive damages allowed, the petition lacks required affidavits, and lacks standing until properly accompanied.
Fifteen speeches on the itinerary of William Howard Taft today, with all but two to be delivered in West Virginia along the B. and C. Railway line. Crowds gathered at Martinsburg station hours before the eight o'clock arrival as the Republican candidate's tour headed toward a final night meeting in Parkersburg.
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