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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
11
A questionable remedy patter touts Feruna as a fix for stomach gas and fermentation. It claims a natural appetite return and relief when taken per directions, promising disappearance of gas and digestion issues.
A Montpelier Indiana reader lauds Chamberlains Cough Remedy claiming it gives prompt relief. The notice invites readers to try the remedy and visit the First Church of Christ Scientist with Sunday services at 11 and Sunday School at 10, plus a testimonial meeting on Wednesdays. Reading room hours are listed for Tuesdays and Saturdays.
A reader from Gates New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from biliousness and constipation after a year of discomfort. The Episcopal Church Ladies Guild announces a Guild Hall supper on Thursday September 30 featuring roast pork, sides, pumpkin pie, and coffee priced six cents.
John Grover, a starchy stenographer, clashes with Lydia a quick-witted new assistant. Their banter shifts from work to romance as Beatrice Morris reappears, revealing past ties with Grover and a plan for a modern party at twelve.
Preparing damson plums with a vinegar spice syrup then canning and sealing. Includes sugar, cinnamon, cloves, mace and allspice in cheesecloth bags. repeat syrup pourings over three days. Also notes spice grapes, citrus zest, and egg yolks for filling and a sugared cake topping.
A recipe instruction states to boil three-fourths cup milk with a pinch salt three tablespoons sugar and one half tablespoon butter. Stir in one tablespoon flour mixed with one fourth cup milk and continue boiling the mixture.
Chop beef as for hamburg steak then season with sage and pepper. Moisten with cream, shape into cutlets and broil. Prepare brown sauce by browning onion in butter, adding salt pepper and stock, then smooth with a hail and add finely chopped hard boiled egg.
Slice bread about a third inch thick and fry in hot fat until browned on one side Then turn each piece and spread with browned alde marmalade or jam Finished fritters are dusted with castor sugar mixed with a touch of cinnamon for serving
A fruit fluff dessert recipe instructs to mix chopped peach banana or pineapple with water eight eggs and one pound of sugar. Beat eggs until light then add fruit and ingredients cook until custard thick, strain and cool in a pan of cold water. Freeze and serve with a syrup like a sundae.
The Oxford Company, billed for an early appearance here, earns praise for high quality dramatic work and polished singing. The ensemble includes Stella Sebastian Ogden, Verne Ross Coburn, Claude Hart Ogden, Harry Allen Laeler, Harrison W. Burch, and others, with Ogden's original arrangements of The Mikado and The Gentle Hers planned as program features.
Ansephine buys a chair, adds table and plant, then spends time weekly with Nete the cripple. She forms a youth society with friends to visit sick children, holds a Christmas fair, and distributes gifts to needy kids, sacrificing a pony cart for their smiles.
A historical note warns that going barefoot invites serious infections. It describes skin breaks as entry points for disease germs, tetanus, hookworm, and other ailments found in soil worldwide, and explains hookworm transmission from skin to bloodstream to intestines.
A Frenchman near Paris attracts attention by traveling 16 miles an hour on water using a screw propelled plank. He lies on a six foot plank with metal floats on ends and pedals the rear propeller, steering with his directing footwork. The craft provides propulsion, letting him avoid swimming.
A Sunday school teacher uses a parable about a student who would trade an apple after being struck to illustrate turning evil for good. A girl named Elizabeth replies that the boy would strike again to get another apple, highlighting a moral scene in a classroom setting.
A fragment shows Small Johnny asking for a quarter in a quirky dialogue with Papa about worth and a notion of advancing funds. The lines mix archaic phrasing and playful insult, reflecting a domestic scene or informal street talk.
Various kitchen tips describe making mayonnaise and custards, with recipes for a tangy mayonnaise and cucumber flavored dressing. Instructions cover browning, aging, and testing custards, plus a decorative cucumber garnish and a dish named Devils on Horseback with bacon wrapped prunes fried in fat for luncheon use.
Instructions describe keeping pie juice by using a larger bottom crust, arranging apple sections around the edge, and adding sugar in stages. It covers crimping edges with under crust surplus, brushing with water, and starting with high oven heat for 15 to 20 minutes before lowering for thorough baking.
A rough recipe describes placing two dozen marshmallows in a baking dish base, pouring rich cocoa with cornstarch, baking half an hour, then topping with mer ingue and browning. The result is a cold serving cocoa pudding with a melted marshmallow flavor.
Boil one quart of milk and stir in Indian meal until cool. Add two well beaten eggs, two tablespoonfuls chopped suet, one tablespoon molasses, a pinch of salt and one quart huckleberries. Fill two thirds full and steam three hours in a five pound lard pail. Serve with any sauce you have.
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