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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1915
Page
3
A detailed design for a small farm cottage shows an ornamental exterior with practical interior plans. The article highlights pumping waterworks, cost estimates, a cool storage cellar, a spacious kitchen, and a veranda with vine growth, noting the value of a well built shell for winter comfort and farm family use.
The Americas journal from National City bank proposes a universal coin for Latin and North America. The design features two heads, the Inca representing ancient governance and Columbia symbolizing modern republics.
A scattered text presents an assortment of dessert and savory dish ideas including gingerbread desserts with marshmallows, lemon sherbet, coffee sponge with Keratin, whipped cream cake, and various entrees. It weaves in quotes and aphorisms alongside cooking directions, offering step by step methods for sauces fillings and pastries with an old time magazine voice.
A patient voices despair asking a doctor if he can be saved from a mounting mental haze. The doctor counters, noting the patient’s head still swims. The exchange emphasizes a struggle between hopelessness and medical hope in a restrained, dialogue driven moment.
A compact reflection on keeping a cheerful present mind to face life’s trials with calm acceptance. It notes that a steadfast spirit toward current joys diminishes worry about the future and helps meet hardship with serenity.
The article lists economical ways to prepare meat with simple steps. It covers browned mutton with vegetables and broad guidance on trimming skin, fried salt pork with parboiled slices, Hamburg Roast using hamburger and pork, and Smothered Steak with onion and a butter flour sauce.
A humorous exchange shows bashful friends debating if a guest was offended by a dinner featuring sheep's head. Uncle Eben jokes that some men are so tenderhearted they would risk trouble to prove kindness, reflecting small-town humor and social tact.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for a lazy gut and sour stomach. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, removes fermenting food, and smooths liver and bowels overnight while you sleep. It emphasizes a painless, gripe-free, pleasant experience for adults and children.
Judge Wallace enforces Sunday blue laws by ordering indictments and arrests of shopkeepers actors and even a hippodrome crowding the Kansas City court. Warranted animals including lions leopards hyenas dogs cats and pigs are paraded before the bar causing a siege like uproar as the marshal retrieves Mary Garden’s name and a roar echoes through the courtroom.
Ad for Calumet Baking Powder Company of Chicago promotes a free 16 page recipe book with 22 recipes and color illustrations. Readers fill a mail-in form to receive the booklet and learn baking tips using Calumet Baking Powder.
A playful Albany Journal note contrasts flirtatious spring fever with a tale of a man proposing after receiving a hen’s egg with a name on it. It jokes that a fresh suitor may become a domineering husband, while the speaker vows to meet collectors anyway.
Gratifying progress described in malaria control as knowledge of the mosquito carrier breeding places and history leads to prevention. Italian observers show bird malaria spreads like human malaria, enabling large tracts of land to be made safe and productive and reducing debility in children with enlarged livers and spleens.
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