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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1917
Page
7
Ed Edwards of 23023rd Street in Denver says Taplac restored his health after a long illness and bedridden days. He claims losing 21 pounds, rebuilding appetite, sleep, and strength after four bottles, urging others to try the tonic.
The Philadelphia Star reports Louis hearing the cherry tree and hatchet story told by a patriotic aunt. Louis shows initial enthusiasm only as George Washington declares I cannot tell a lie. The odd phrasing suggests a tentative engagement with the legend.
A collection of quotes centers on hard work, self discipline, and peak performance. George W. der king urges daily focus and efficient use of time, while others stress specialization, worth of effort beyond wages, and rising to higher standards through initiative and intellect.
The article details homemade sterilized fruit juices and syrups from windfall apples and grapes. It explains pressing, heating to 110 degrees Fahrenheit, jar sealing, and sterilization. A two day grape juice method uses ripe clean grapes, crushing, heating, and bottle storage for long keeping. It also covers making syrup from windfall apples with precipitated chalk, boiling to 220F, and testing for candy-like texture before sealing.
A detailed guide explains jams, marmalades, conserves, and fruit butters. It covers fruit selection, cooking methods, texture indicators, and proper packaging and sterilization. Specific recipes outline peach jam and quince paste with measured ingredients and processing steps.
Washington officials outline a comprehensive plan to steady potato prices amid wartime conditions. Farmers may store crop in approved warehouses and obtain fedday loans through reserve system banks, with marketing phased by harvest and storage. A Reston meeting with growers authorities and experts set guidelines for grading, storage, and distribution.
A narrator recalls visiting a neighbor where a mother counsels her daughter with grave tones. The girl’s tearful, troubled face shows the impact of the rebuke, while the mother laments frivolous spending and manners. The scene reflects parental concern over behavior shaping a girl’s future.
A humorous fragment recounts a man unable to avoid an engagement when the woman pressed him with a proposal. She quips that silence has its own objection, leaving him trapped in the betrothal.
A garbled reminiscence features a supposed new member nicknamed Uncle Joe and Representative Cannon discussing a thirty year old tale about Willard Hotel meals and green corn. The fragmentary dialogue hints at political chatter and regional humor without clear events or dates.
A wartime era ad claims ten minutes to prove relief from eczema itch and irritation using hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment. Free samples by mail offered, address Cuticura Dept L Boston. Also mentions Red Cross bag blue detergent and wartime posters in a jumble of lines.
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