Household Hints on Cleaning Burnt Dishes and Canning
Practical tips cover cleaning charred dishes with water and ashes, selecting fresh fruit, sterilizing jars, and using new rubbers. Includes canning procedures, tomato and pear recipes, warts removal with kerosene, and a midnight bell ritual for ambience.
Summer party tips from August Woman's Home Companion
The August issue suggests a Cinderella themed summer night event with slipper shaped invitations and a 11 o'clock dance stoppage. Guests would move to a porch supper, center table featuring a large white centerpiece surrounded by flowers for a graceful close.
Meat loaf served cold a summer guide from Herrick
Christine Terhune Herrick advises Wo mans Home Companion readers to convert leftovers into a cold meat loaf. The recipe uses chopped steak or roast with ham or tongue, raw eggs, and optional gravy, baked in a mold, then cooled and sliced. Veal or cold lamb may follow the same method with careful seasoning.
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Christine Terhune Herrick
Woman’s Home Companion
Orchard and Garden Care for August Tasks
Guidance on strawberry bed maintenance cutting runners and weeds. Watch for pear blight and remove infected parts. Prepare for harvest by securing supplies and thinning fruit to prevent crop loss. Control rusts and prune apple trunks, and note yields of blackberries and acre potential. Plant winter onions and apply Bordeaux spraying to prevent blight.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism burns cuts contracted muscles and sore chest offering instant relief. It cites Texas merchant J. T. Bogg from Willow Point praising the product and notes D. H. Fry druggist sells it.
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Ballard
J. T. Bogg
Willow Point
Texas
D. H. Fry
Complete List of Those Who Would Hold Office
Long list of candidates filed in Olympia for Republican, Democratic, Nonpartisan, and judiciary tickets. Names cover Congress, governor, lieutenants, secretaries, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, lands commissioner, insurance, and state supreme court. Also lists joint district legislators and counts as midnight filings end under the new primary law.
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Olympia
W. E. Humphrey
Seattle
Francis W. Cushman
Tacoma
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
T. D. Rockwell
Spokane
W. H. Ludden
Harry Rosenhaupt
H. M. Boone
Palouse
Miles Poindexter
M. E. Fields
Stehekin
Sam H. Nichols
Everett
I. M. Howell
E. K. Irwin
John G. Lewis
Aberdeen
John L. Murray
Friday Harbor
C. W. Clausen
Port Orchard
John Tobin
Bellingham
W. E. Cromwell
W. V. Tanner
J. H. Easter
R. H. Kipp
Colfax
W. R. Bell
Public Lands
K. W. Ross
Castle Rock
S. A. Calvert
Zenith
I. A. Navarre
Lakeside
H. B. Dewey
J. N. Shively
Albert Helander
D. R. Bullock
Cal Weldon
Orcas
Levi Ankeny
Walla
Wesley I. Jones
North Yakima
W. H. Snell
Charles H. Miller
Browder D. Brown
Blank
William Goodyear
John Pattison
A. J. Splawn
Patrick S. Byrne
Jimmie Durkin
William Blackman
A. C. Edwards
Harry H. Collier
H. H. Kulies
Otis Johnson
Albert Schooley
Chehalis
Eldredge Wheeler
Montesano
Edwin F. Masterson
George F. Cotterill
H. M. Godman
Supreme Court
Herman D. Crow
Milo A. Root
S. J. Chadwick
Lucius B. Nash
Oliver V. Linn
John E. Humphries
E. M. Carr
Emmet N. Parker
Island
Mason and Kitsap
James W. Bryan
Bremerton
R. W. Condon
Port Gamble
Adams
Franklin
Walla Walla
J. D. Bassett
Ritzville
Dorsey M. Hill
Asotin
Columbia
Garfield
Ernest Hopkins
Dayton
Chelan
Kittitas
J.A. Balmer
John H. Smithson
Ellensburg
George E. Dickson
Walter M. Olive
Wenatchee
Charles B. Reed
Malaga
Yakima
Benton
Stephen J. Harrison
Samuel J. Cameron
Edward B. Williamson
Prosser
Douglas
Ferry
Okanogan
Evan C. Davis
Ephrata
Daniel Paul
Coulee City
Joseph F. Eades
Pasco
James H. McCauley
John Catlin
Mitchell Stevens
H. J. Snively
Walter M. French
Rolling Bay
O. R. Holcomb
W. W. Zent
Thurston
Mason
George H. Funk
John R. Mitchell
Byron Millett
Jefferson
Clallam
Lester Still
Coupeville
A. H. Coleman
Port Townsend
Skagit
San Juan
Frank Quimby
Anacortes
George A. Jointer
James C. Waugh
Mount Vernon
Cowlitz
Clarke
Ska
Washington
Secretary of State
William H. Snell
Jones
Ankeny
United States
Link Davis
Henry J. Snively
Rolling Rock
Tallest Eagle from North Yakima Seeks Seattle Prize
Sam Hutchinson of Sunnyside, at seven feet four inches, earns the North Yakima Eagles the claim to the world's tallest member and will compete in Seattle for the international prize. Five other candidates joined him as initiates, and the lodge hopes to send 100 members to the convention, bolstering North Yakima's reputation as a loyal lodge.
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North
Yakima
Sam Hutchinson
Sunnyside
Hutchinson
North Yakima
Eagles
Seattle
Buyer L J Roberts of S G Palmer visits Yakima fruit trade
L J Roberts representing S G Palmer, a Minneapolis commission house, is in Yakima for over a month examining fruit conditions. He notes the house buys in the valley and keeps daily reports from U S fruit regions, disputing many crop shortfall reports as misinformed by ranchers seeking profit.
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L. J. Roberts
S. G.palmer Company
Minneapolis
Roberts
United States
Waste material to fuel new Yakima fruit by product plant
J M Brown Yakima county fruit inspector plans immediate incorporation of a company with 20000 capital to convert non saleable orchard waste into jellies jams juices ciders vinegar confections and other products. A plant is to be built this fall ready to handle the late apple crop benefiting the local fruit industry.
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J. M. Brown
Yakima
Brown
Bounds Declares Candidacy for County Clerk Post
Irving J. Bounds announced Friday evening his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for county clerk. The Bryan-Splawn club meeting next drew wide local support as Bounds likely gains a large factional backing.
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Irving J. Bounds
Bounds
Bryan-Splawn Club
Do You Understand Your Duty as a Voter Under the Direct Primary
The Direct Primary places the nomination of candidates for public office in your hands by abolishing conventions and caucuses, thereby securing an equal voice to each voter.
Nomination Rules For September 1908 Primary Ballot
The article explains that the nominating power rests with printing all candidates for each party and office on the ballot for the September 8, 1908 Primary. The candidate with the most votes in each party for each office will be the nominee for the general election on November 3, 1908.
Primary election call to vote and nominate good men
A political exhortation urges turnout for the Primary to choose capable candidates. It stresses that Primary results forecast November outcomes and that every vote counts equally.
Voters urged to back Wesley L Jones in the Primary
A call to support Congressman Wesley L Jones in the upcoming Primary election, asserting the people’s voice cannot be overridden by the legislature. The message emphasizes this is the sole chance for voters to express preference for Jones.
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Wesley L. Jones
United States Senate
Jones
Choose Your Candidates For September 8 Nomination
If you want the right sort of men to represent you in congress and state legislature, ascertain your choice from the candidates now before you and then vote for their nomination September 8.
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Congress
Primary Sept 8 Nominates Right Man for Office
A call to secure wise county governance urges party members to nominate the right man for office in the Primary on September 8. Polls open in each precinct from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Encourages turnout and warns against personal interests interfering.
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