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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
5
A compact, period style guide detailing home corn bread methods. It covers Home Corn Bread with eggs milk and butter, Boiled Corn Bread with buttermilk, Risen Cornmeal Muffins using yeast, and Quick Corn Muffins with flour baking powder and sugar. The article emphasizes proper mixing and baking steps for reliable results.
Recipe snippet notes two unbeaten eggs and beating all for five minutes. At the end whip in a spoonful of melted butter, then turn into greased muffin tins and bake as described by Marion Harland in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Indications point to prosperity in the coming year as health is seen as key to success for country and individual. For stomach trouble, Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters claims to cure dyspepsia indigestion and biliousness.
A warrant for arrest of Chas. H. Cole former Globe Bank of Boston president on embezzlement charges for $900000 arrived in Los Angeles yesterday. The U S marshal received a telegram from the attorney general directing escort to Boston under guard. departure for Boston set for today.
Frank J Cheney senior partner of Cheney & Co sworn in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case by Hann's Catarrh Cure. Testimony dated December 6 1588 before notary A W Gleason. Ferdinand Leminex Ville Marie bank manager found guilty of false statements about the bank and sentenced to three years in prison.
An advertisement hypes Grain-O a coffee substitute from rye or Java substitute grains. It claims children can drink it with no injury and notes a price of 250 per package. An imperial edict offers rewards for the capture of Cantonese reformer Kang Yu Wei dead or alive in Hong Kong, viewed as inciting murder in a British colony.
George Hill a 32 year old Milwaukee alderman shot himself at his East Water street home amid pressure from the street railway controversy. He left a revolver nearby but was found dead by his wife who noted he had been under strain from writings about supporters of the railway ordinance.
At Binghamton New York the Jones scale works were damaged by fire and water to the extent of fifty thousand dollars. The incident disrupted local manufacturing and raised concerns over insurance coverage and recovery plans.
The article reports the formation of a trust aimed at controlling enamel bathtub production. It mentions social reform notes and a horticultural society urging art in schools, plus references to a Toledo judge allowing strikers to patrol works. It also notes a rail line context tied to Asheville.
Roland Reed the attorney is seriously ill with appendicitis.
An advertisement promotes the Oshkosh Business College and School of Shorthand and Typewriting established Sept 1 1867. It highlights book keeping and shorthand training with emphasis on practical business education and competent assistants for local firms. The Yale corporation plans three new buildings costing 3 000 000. The Queen and Crescent is described as the shortest line south. Immigration laws strict enforcement leads to many deportations.
Dwight L Moody funeral in Northfield drew many noted clergymen. Report mentions Otten and Crescent. winds and beekeepers seek legislation on foul brood plague. Cuba and Porto Rico reference appears in a brief note. A 2 cent stamp offer for a free copy is requested.
An advertisement touts IRAIN-O as a nourishing substitute for tea and coffee, claiming its grains mimic coffee flavor and cost the same. It urges parents to feed children More Grain-O for health benefits. In a separate item, Joseph Timberman of Harmony Indiana, 85, was found dead in his barn.
An advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims refunds if ineffective and bears LE. W. Grove's signature on each box. The piece also notes Russian press reaction since the South African War.
Fragmentary ad claims a free sample bottle of Renny's Balsam will cure coughing and consumption. Text features garbled phrases and unfamiliar place names, but presents a sales pitch for a medicinal preparation.
Chicago reports a sharp drop in wool on hand with stock at two thirds the normal level. The reduction signals tighter supply for mills and potential price impacts for buyers. Local dealers note weather and harvest timing influenced inventory.
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