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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
3
A verse about inner rooms in the soul and weather, followed by practical home hints. Tips include color revival with alum or soda, cleaning bamboo and wicker, using meat broth for soup, and a variety of old fashioned recipes for fried mush Indian puddings and Boston brown bread.
The text extols fresh fruit for breakfast and describes preferred methods for apples, including baked, stewed, and raw varieties. It notes oranges are wholesome but advises against eating orange peels and suggests less bacon in hot weather while reaffirming the old adage an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
A late 19th century recipe list covers refreshing summer beverages. Barley water and lemonade using barley, lemon, and sugar. rice water for illness. summer tea mixed with claret and ice. raspberry shrub with vinegar, berries, and sugar. cider cup with lemon rind, cucumber, cognac, sugar, cider, and soda.
A Victorian style note explains using small amounts of tomato juice rice lemon juice and orange juice in soups puddings dressings and custards. It suggests oysters in Hamburg steak jelly with junket ginger syrup for sauces sausage meat in stuffing jam in rice molds and cream cheese with paprika and walnuts for salads.
A Portland agency advertises 5000 available rooms with weekly rates from 5 to 25 dollars. Enquiries directed to the N. P. Ticket office.
Practical tips urge picking pears before ripening and packing for market. Store fruit in a clean cool ventilated house, sow clover before September rains, and mulch for next year. Promote good fruit with advance notices, attend fairs, trim trees after harvest, and preserve grades. Ballard's Snow Liniment praised for sciatica relief.
A brief quotation from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes how an English language learner finds the tongue difficult. The exchange includes a count asking what is wrong and remarks about a novel describing a man being unhorsed and cowed.
The seller promotes fresh, true-to-name stock for orchards and invites public inspection. They pledge a square deal and long-term presence, urging customers to place orders now to secure preferred varieties for fall delivery.
The Yakima Valley News debuts in Granger with editor F. R. Hawn and associate Ed Rowland. The town lists hotels, stores, a hospital, bank, lumber yards, and quarries. The paper pledges fairness, civic honesty, and a wholesome family journal.
Notice lists dairy cows for sale with rental option from Hecox and Lavigne at box 186 North Yakima. Ordinance 452 vacates the center alley of Block 213 in North Yakima, Washington, with sewer gas and telegraph pole rights retained, effective five days after passage.
Ordinance 454 repeals Ordinance 418 from 1904 granting J J Chambers a gas works franchise in North Yakima. The council finds failure to commence construction and repeals the ordinance. It takes effect five days after publication. Passed August 21 1905, approved August 22 1905.
Administrator Charles Jenkins issues notice to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within one year from August 23 1905 at Cull Davis offices Room 18 Sloan Building North Yakima Washington. First publication August 23 1905 last September 20 1905.
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