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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
3
Mr and Mrs J N Riley hosted local grocers and spouses at their Bogue road home for a twilight gathering. Lights and moonlit grounds framed a capacious lawn with ramblers, roses, lilies, and a croquet park. Guests enjoyed mingling, games, and a country lunch inside the decorated rooms.
A Springfield reader describes relief from kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. The account notes backaches headaches and bladder discomfort easing as kidney action returns to normal and recommends the product to others.
Local music shop announces a big sale on violins mandolins and guitars at Washington Music Co featuring discounted prices and a wide selection for players and collectors.
A vintage grocery ad notes yellow clothes are unsightly and promotes keeping them white with Red Croc Ball Blue. It advertises a 5 cent package and mentions general grocery items.
Observers note the tool once used by Masons in pyramid construction has been repurposed for household work. The trowel’s shape aids slicing and portioning for eggs, croquettes, meat, and cakes, allowing the cook to lift articles with ease.
A social gathering will be hosted by Mrs Black at her residence on Wednesday evening in the Lith area. The event aims to bring together community members for fellowship and light refreshments.
Lot M Fayette Hive No 217 Ladies of the Maccabees will hold a meeting at Ko Po hall on Wednesday June to at 7 o clock. All members urged to attend. Monthly dues No 6 due. Mary L English Lot Lillie Haugen Rok.
Fayette Lodge No 107 F and A M invites brethren from regular lodges to Wednesday evening meeting at 7 PM sharp. Work in F C degree is planned. Officers Wook Robinson and EJ Light to preside. visitors in good standing welcome.
Local men from Hagenbeck Wallace and Barnum Bailey shows joined on a day in Kala Michigan last Sunday. The ball game ended 4 to 4 with Hagenbeck Wallace claiming a draw and a banquet followed featuring a menu of relishes greens onions olives fried chicken prime ribs new potatoes salad dessert coffee and tea. Washington’s Bert Shimp John Burke Will Backenstee Tom Lindsey and Rufus Severs Jobo Shaniven Tom Lidsey represented the circuses on the field. Officials and players reported a highly enjoyable season with strong performances from the two shows.
A recipe fragment details creaming butter and sugar with milk, beating whites with cream of tartar, folding in dry ingredients, and preparing a pineapple juice icing. It describes whipping the syrup into a froth with the egg and icing the cake thickly with pineapple added to the icing for moisture.
Two dozen large green bell peppers are deseeded and brined, soaked, and brined again. They are filled with a cabbage and white mustard stuffing, then packed in a jar with spiced vinegar and sealed for storage.
A fragmented set of kitchen notes describes preparing a banana dessert with tea cream and maple syrup, plus a simple fruit topping. It also outlines a separate chicken gravy method with butter pepper and milk to thicken into a sauce.
Special to Herald London June 14 Seamen and firemen on major transatlantic liners walked out today at 1 causing widespread tie ups of the fleet and port operations as schedules stalled and ships remained in harbor.
A fragmented instructional piece describes layering white and brown bread with tongue and Gruyere cheese for a fancy sandwich and offers a strange sewing tip to slip one skirt over another, pin and fold to create a new fit or fashion effect. It reads as a quirky, бытов guide with odd culinary and tailoring instructions.
Cooking vegetables in cold water with salt added before boiling, kept covered during cooking. Drain after and serve.
Ralph Durham son of Harris and Whoebe Dirdaam was born near Hoomingburg Fayette county Ohio June 30 tsee He died June 4 1414 after months of ill health The members of the Knights of Pythias and his neighbors mourn his loss He leaves a wife and two sisters a large circle of relatives and many friends who valued his genial disposition and integrity
We wish to thank friends Neleh Bore and KRotehtse of Pythias for acts of kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of Healeh Durham Mere Ralph Durham and relatives.
Jewte Poles Tessie Homestead a four year old Holstein Friesian cow owned by David Munroe of Spokane set a high butter production during a seven day test. The cow averaged around 85 pounds daily and 24.75 pounds of butter in one week with experts predicting a new 30 day record. Pedigree includes Grace Fayne Second Homestead and Stella Canary. tests witnessed by prominent dairymen as regional dairy industry grows.
A vintage advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry use. It touts large 9 oz bottles and claims better whitening with less content than rivals.
The Public Library will close at 7 PM during the summer except Saturday nights when it remains open until 6 PM. The change begins next Monday night.
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