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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
3
A wartime kitchen notes how to stretch meals with es calpped eggs layered with peas, then a white sauce bake. It suggests mushroom creamed potatoes, rhubarb preserved with figs and lemons, and cooling drinks to match hot weather.
A fragmented collection of kitchen ideas describes an automobile hamper style salad with pineapple in lemon cups and lettuce nests, plus a canned chicken salad using celery and mayonnaise. It also blends cake and frosting notes with baking steps and a hot fire hint for cooking.
A collection of old world recipes describes almond pudding and caramel trifle with almond flavoring, a braised tongue with a vegetable and tomato sauce, and a tea cake using plain cake batter. The methods include eggs, milk, sugar, and gelatin with detailed steps and pantry items.
A short prose item notes on hot days meat dishes being heavy and suggests escal oped dishes as substantial and satisfying alternatives. The piece hints at a new combination that remains to be detailed.
A historical fragment notes daily cycles with meals and rest. It contrasts brief morning hunger with afternoon feasting and nightly sleep, reflecting on aging and routine through a Quarles quotation style.
A practical guide to preparing tomatoes with various methods. It covers serving fresh with cream and sugar, broiled halves with butter, escalloped and sautéd styles, stuffed tomatoes with rice or bread crumbs and optional egg, a tomato omelet with tomato puree, and Tomatoes a la Italienne with garlic olive oil and beef extract served on toast with a poached egg.
A Jewish woman explains that Sabbath is the seventh day and should not be used to mean Sunday Christians in New England and from old English descent use Sabbath to refer to Sunday. She notes the linguistic mismatch and argues Sabbath correctly designates the Jewish rest day.
Julian Grove waits on a baggage truck at the Junction as a late southbound train arrives. He hopes to confess faults to Lottie Maynard who plans to come to Lindon after a habit prompted misstep. They tentatively agree to reconcile and marry after she suggests returning to town together.
A short 19th or early 20th century style exchange has a father advising his son about marriage. The dialogue contrasts a groom’s status with his father’s guidance on fidelity partnership and mature marital responsibility. The speech combines humor with practical instruction on being a devoted husband rather than an ex-bachelor.
A damaged OCR fragment presents scattered maxims about germs and will with terse, unclear handwriting. It mentions nourishment of the will and names absent, leaving interpretation to the reader.
Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago offers an illustrated 48 page Eye Book free to readers. The ad urges writing for guidance on proper application of Murine Dye remedies for sore eyes weak eyes and eye pain. Druggists sell Murine for 50 cents for adults and babies to treat scaly eyelids and granulation.
Saskatoon’s district has never known crop failure despite adverse seasons, fueling rapid growth from 113 to over 16 000 in under seven years. The piece invites readers to consider staying with the land and family and directs requests for information to the Commissioner, Board of Trade, Saskatoon Saskatchewan Western Canada.
A playful note on fishing tales from Thompson as Parker and others discuss that there are still good fish to be caught. The text hints at a publication inside Harper's Bazaar and jokes about rumors of new sea stories.
A fragmentary note on marriage compares cautious thoughts to a proverb about looking before leaping. It notes potential hesitation for a bride and groom, emphasizing prudence in relationships.
A humorous exchange centers on an “anti-pass” law allowing free transport for caretakers of livestock poultry fruit. The speaker argues a trip with an aunt, a girl, and a nephew as livestock, demanding a pass.
Witty exchanges reveal a Harold Willis line about a five foot lot hosting 600 chickens and Gillis replying about the relatives his wife cares for in their flat. The snippet captures a brisk urban banter.
The fragment shows Hamry asking Anna to love him and Anna declining. He fears she is too old to learn, a line attributed to Harper's Bazaar style. The incomplete dialogue suggests a domestic scene or serialized fiction excerpt with implied emotional tension.
Miss Lillian B Rowe notes an advertisement promising a writers dinner in Denver mentions a harem skirt gimmick. The ad urges sending money to learn to stop the skirt from fringing while predicting sharpers will profit and offer a mocking reply about wearing knickers.
Tea or yerba mate is served in Chile at 4 p m not only in homes but also in clubs restaurants and hotels. A cup with a roll or small cake costs eight to twelve cents United States gold while business houses serve it free to keep clerks at work.
The passage describes a belief that those with ague could cure the disease by visiting a crossroads five times at night and burying a new latd BE. If the ritual failed villagers blamed an unlucky accident on the journey, reflecting archaic folk practice.
A sea captain's wife recounts a voyage story in which arguments with the captain raged at the dinner table. The wife, timid yet insistent, was prone to kicking the captain, prompting a humorous exchange when the mate asks if the pain was from his shin. Youth's Companion.
The magazine note cites a poet claiming a baby inside the home becomes a continual source of joy. He argues that such a presence could trigger a flood of delight, even triplets in potential scenarios.
A succinct quote attributed to Victor Cousin urges the soul to maintain a noble, elevated attitude as a guiding life philosophy. It emphasizes inner steadiness and aspirational thinking.
A discussion on how mental state before during and after eating affects digestion. Pavlovian experiments with dogs show digestive juices flow from anticipation not from food. A calm cheerful meal with appealing visuals triggers digestion while worry or anger suppresses it.
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