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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary text recounts an old time tale of a trowel used in pyramid construction and repurposed as a cooking tool. It lists assorted recipes and preservation notes for pineapple desserts pickled peppers cabbage and banana desserts, along with garbled tips on beef stewing fancy sandwiches and vegetable cooking.
Ad for Parrett's Grocery promoting 23 years of service at the Yellow Front. Fresh cantaloupes arriving tomorrow at 25 cents each, Texas tomatoes per pound and 500 basket, fresh home grown spinach at 25 cents per peck. Customers invited to sample products.
Ralph Durham son of Clarris and Phoebe Durham was born near Hoomingburg Fayette county Ohio in 1862 and died June 4 after a short illness. The bereaved family and neighbors mourn his loss noting his cheerful disposition integrity and kindness. The local Knights of Pythias order and friends express deep sympathy for his two sisters and the wide circle of relatives.
We thank friends neighbors and Keights of Pythias for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of Mateh Borhan Mere Haipl Durham and relatives
Spokane June 2 a four year old Holstein cow named Tessie Homestead owned by David Munroe of Spokane is the world’s champion after producing about 405 pounds of butter in seven days under review by two State College of Washington experts. The cow previously 1475 pounds, daily milk yield averaging around AG pounds, and her sire Stella Canary previously champion. Hi Holsteiner owned by Munroe also set a 64 percent butter fat record in seven days, a high mark for the breed. The tests drew dairymen from the Pacific slope as dairy farming grows in the region.
A brief ad mentions ball blue products urging customers to choose Red Cross Ball Blue. It notes a price cue with “ne ge & cents” implying small coin figures and references the phrase Las ge 2 on.
The Public Library will close at 7 PM daily during the summer except Saturday nights when it remains open until 9 PM. The change starts next Monday night.
A quirky note asks what’s needed for a holidays trip. It lists potential items and invites readers to check with the source for a final shopping list.
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