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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
8
Dr Frank Crane argues crowds seek the ordinary and the common people offer richer entertainment than elites. He praises third class railway travel for mixing diverse folks, from plumbers and merchants to peddlers, and says democracy fuels art when the public sustains churches, theaters, and music.
An unsigned ad from the Comical Co. of Deytes and Otte offers remedies for fever bronchitis. It suggests guarantees for money back if the item is not in stock and urges readers to send their name to ensure delivery.
The article outlines a local option vote process with a special election if requested by 25 percent of qualified voters. It describes proportional representation at the state level, limits on candidate expenses, labeling rules for paid ads, and a pamphlet with questions mailed to every voter. It also notes local option tax authority allowing counties to set their own taxation subjects under legislative laws.
A Marine Hospital Service report says the great plague in China started by a fur bearing animal resembling a woodchuck. Surgeons estimate over 4,000 deaths in Harbin and Fuchtion. trade disrupted as Chinese merchants fear travel and contracts.
A third of Temeteriea's population is under a given age. the note highlights a large youth share and implications for services and schools.
A concise note asserts life began in water and warns that sewage contamination could terminate water quality and threaten public health. It emphasizes the link between clean water and sustaining life.
If a japanned ware tray has become spotted rub with a woolen cloth dipped in a little sweet oil to remove stains. Rub as hard as possible to lift the marks and restore finish.
A hald headed mat buys a quart hair restorer and mocks women as superior to men in intelligence. He brags a woman wastes time on a har restorer while she critiques him as vain.
A fragmentary line urges action to fix a destination and live fully while time allows, reflecting a reflective or editoral tone. The text presents a personal exhortation about making the most of life and seizing moments.
Slice cream bread two inches thick and scoop interior. Toast evenly without drying. Mince cold chicken or veal and mix into a hot cream sauce. Fill bread with the chicken cream end and serve immediately for a nice breakfast or luncheon dish.
Recipe fragment outlines washing and drying chicken pieces dip in egg milk, dust with salt and pepper, fry with butter onions celery and salt pork, brown then simmer in stock. Sauce combines reserved fat with flour and stock, then cream yolks lemon juice to finish.
Instructions describe cutting chicken into pieces, browning in fat with butter, adding water and simmering until tender. Mushrooms curry powder and parsley optional. Serve with sauce strained over platter. Includes notes on serving cold and preparing spring flowers in netted bowls.
A reflective note on life contrasts with prompting by jokes read. The speaker suggests cheering up through humor and mentions having just read some. The line hints at a casual, contemplative mood and an early remark about humor versus life’s monotony.
A fragmented note describes a study or observation about women aged middle to elderly. It references a positive result and mentions gender and age groups without clear context or details.
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