World in Paragraphs Grief Record of Passing Events
A concise chronicle noting recent deaths and farewells from various nations. Observes a stern record of individuals who have died, reflecting on life events and communal mourning across borders.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1918
Page
2
A concise chronicle noting recent deaths and farewells from various nations. Observes a stern record of individuals who have died, reflecting on life events and communal mourning across borders.
War updates report air raid casualties, torpedoed ships, and mine events. Italians gain on the Asiago plateau as French advance in Alsace. British vessels sunk by U boats. German strikes expand. Bolshevik moves rise in Finland with Red Army support. Memo includes U.S. draft actions, weather impacts, and political shifts in Europe and the United States.
New York lead and silver prices given. Copper at 23.17, several western districts report ore shipments, drilling plans, and company developments. Cripple Creek, Ophir, Kingman, and Mo gallon activity noted along with cement production records and Alaska copper output.
Black Bear Company reports total output of 1000 barrels per month in Salt Creek. The Ohio Company's rig is operating in the north Moorcroft field where a winter camp has been set up. W S Tarbell and associates have expanded LX L Oil and Refining to encompass about 6700 acres across four states.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge wider use of cottage cheese as a nutritious, economical meat substitute. They note it provides about 25 percent more protein per pound than a medium fat beef side and can be made easily at home from skim milk with simple equipment, though current methods hinder production. A simple mail quantity method is described in Farmers' Bulletin 850. One gallon of skim milk yields about 1.5 pounds of cheese.
Housewives urged by USDA dressed poultry specialists to buy three pound broilers and friers and shun squab chickens weighing pound or less. Conserving measure aims to reduce waste from undeveloped squab chicks in hotels and homes. Proper feeding makes extra flesh from by products like buttermilk skim milk and low grade grains.
The passage argues that people eat primarily for protein and energy for physical work. It suggests cottage cheese can nearly match meat in providing these nutrients and may even exceed it in some respects.
Fragmentary OCR note references product destination and tasers. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities. Reads as stray marketing phrasing lacking concrete actions or subjects.
Instructions describe warming sweet milk to 70 degrees, clabbering into curd, cutting into two inch squares, stirring, cooking in hot water to 100 degrees for thirty minutes, then draining and kneading into smooth mashed potato texture. Add sour or sweet cream for smoothness and store cold.
Fire destroyed eight residences in Miami, including the home of George Madrid at Saf ford. Other Arizona items note road funding, public offices, court appointments, and mining milestones across Prescott, Mohave, Nogales, Globe, and Jerome with copper output figures, rail embargoes, and a Western Union messenger breakthrough by Margaret Pease.
The text presents fragmented phrases and dialog snippets about a CASCARALE online entry and a remark by an Old-Timer. It lacks a coherent news event, date, or identifiable people beyond generic terms. The piece reads as scattered quotes without a clear reporting angle or outcome to summarize.
An advertisement outlines a home hair darkening preparation using water, Sum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine, claiming easy mix and no scalp staining. A humorous aside has Mr. Cobbles noting Henry dislikes manual labor, joking trenches in Europe were dug by soldiers.
In a meditation on annual fruit, Col. Nera argues that people are judged by the justice, kindness, patience, humility, and courage they cultivate. The true harvest lies in inner cultivation, not in outward gains, as the soul’s work surpasses any autumn yield.
A waiter asks for dinner choice and is met with a hungry man’s demand to be served what’s being served. The average man responds that if all fools were dead, ideas would become universal, hinting at a critique of wisdom and taste.
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