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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
7
An old classified note offers ad rates at one cent per word and requires cash with the order. It states no advertisement under a minimum count and mentions word counting, the need for prepayment, and that three insertions are available if desired.
Notice offers to place funds at seven and eight percent on absolutely safe real estate security. Local references available. Communicate with Henry P. Lyman at 9 N Sixth St Fort Smith. 123 261.
Advertises a mail order opportunity for Valentine Mfg Co in Urbana Ohio offering absorbent dusters and trust maps. Calls for correspondence for particulars amid a nationwide business sweep.
A fragmentary page lists multiple rental offerings and sales items. Listings include rooms and houses for rent on Court and Market Streets, a five room residence near Court House, office rooms over a restaurant, and a variety of sale items such as ponies, carriages, a phaeton, a gas powered tank and hardware goods. Contact names and addresses appear with several entries.
The text discusses methods to remove dried paint, noting steam, cloth application, and solvents like turpentine. It warns that gasoline is dangerous and can damage color, advising caution for amateurs.
James H. Post, president of the National Refining Company of New Jersey, defended Havemeyer and the American Sugar Refining Company before the Hardwick committee. He praised Havemeyer’s honesty while alleging that current sugar executives are cowardly. Post detailed stock issued valued at 1,100,000 to Havemeyer and 2,000,000 in dividends paid on that stock with no rent paid.
Readable portions show Bleeker debating marriage to a widow and referencing life variations. The text contains quoted exclamations and interrupted phrases, suggesting a dialogue rather than a full narrative.
A customer angrily demanded lump sugar and confronted the grocer over unclear labeling. The grocer laughed and urged the customer to decide quickly, offering no firm resolution as they talked near the shop door.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a married woman replying to a man with limited dialogue and disrupted phrases. The readable parts suggest a domestic context with misheard sounds and a subsequent discovery of an action or object.
A Victorian era advertisement touts ticklen’s Arnipa Salve as the quick cure for wounds from kulaife gum tin can or fireworks and for boils boils skin eruptions eczema cracked hands and other skin conditions. It lists 25 cents at Niackwer and Tanquary.
Readable text describes mixing sugar and butter, pouring into a cup, melting on stove, adding an egg and milk, combining with flour, and baking in mini tins. After cooling, top with mashed berries or fruit, garnish with powdered sugar and whipped cream for a sweet treat.
A recipe fragment describes chopping meat into tablespoon portions and mixing with dried meat, then spreading on buttered toast. It mentions heating a sauce with tomatoes, seasonings, and butter, poured over the toast for serving.
A recipe instructs beating egg whites stiff then adding sugar for twenty minutes and flavoring with Uranilla extract. Bake in a greased springform, cool, frost with whipped cream, add strawberry layers and cherries for Sunday dinner.
Wash and dry a fillet of smoked salmon. Soak in water for 1 hour, then cover with fresh water and soak 15 minutes. Drain, pat dry, and rub with softened butter. Fry until browned on both sides. Butter fish, pepper, parsley and garnish with lemon wedges.
A visitor at the prison challenges convict 41144 with a cutting line about ambition. The inmate replies that he never aspired to be a porch climber, indicating a duller life beyond crime. The exchange highlights tension and humor within the facility.
A humorous exchange mocks a shopper as a bird and bon mot about becoming an octopus during Christmas preparations. The brief quip lands as a playful jab in a holiday moment.
An analysis of how young women today tailor adjectives in conversation and writing to shape perception. The piece discusses tone choices from flattery to critique, effects on self image, and the social dynamics of language among school graduates and peers. It contrasts praising terms like pretty or industrious with harsher labels, noting readers' fascination with evolving word use and its impact on identity and social expectations.
An old column describes dainty stationery and refined tastes with references to cordially received letters and well-shed paper. It recounts small domestic scenes including a pet roach and a young man named Dick, mingling fashion notes with quirky household anecdotes.
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