Local Sketches and Notices From Yakima December 26 1906
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
6
Uses for Old Newspapers in Household Tasks
A guide lists many practical uses for old newspapers from moth prevention in carpets and trunks to window cleaning and pet care. It also notes newspaper stuffing for pillows and cherry tree damping, plus tips on making pipe spills and simple cooking with potato rissole recipe.
Virginia Recipe for Roasting Turkey
Minced meat may replace or join herbs in the stuffing. The recipe covers stuffing with bread crumbs beef suet sausage or veal nutmeg pepper salt eggs and a hot roast. A sauce made from bread crumbs water peppercorns salt onion butter and cream accompanies the dish. Roast time is about an hour and fifteen minutes on a hot fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Potatoes au Gratin From Simple Boiled Mash
A recipe for potatoes au gratin using cold boiled mashed potatoes or mashed potatoes with skins. It details making a cream sauce with butter flour and hot milk, seasoning, layering with cheese, butter, and crumbs, baking hot until browned, and serving from the baking dish.
Custard with Fruit and Meringue Bake
A recipe outlines mixing milk with fruit sauce, adding sugar and boiling. Remove from heat, fold in four beaten egg yolks, then bake a custard over a layer of tinned fruit. Top with stiffly beaten egg whites and bake thirty minutes.
Classic Raisin Rice Bake Instructions
A recipe describes simmering rice in milk until tender, then combining yolks with milk sugar butter and raisins, beating egg whites, folding them in, adding nutmeg on top and baking for one hour. The mixture should cool after cooking the rice, then bake until firm and golden.
Recipe fragment for rice pudding crust with apples
A fragment describes cooking directions for a rice pudding crust. It lists ingredients including rice, six apples, lemon peel, cloves, and sugar. The method involves boiling the rice ten minutes, drying, shaping around a basin to form a crust, and placing quartered apples in the center.
Rice Wrapped Treat with Citrus Peel and Lemons
A dish of rice and fruit is prepared by layering chopped lemon peel cloves and sugar with the fruit then covering with rice and boiling an hour. The finished servings are served with melted butter and a sweet sauce poured over.
Old fashioned potato pie recipe instruction
Two cups of mashed sweet potatoes and ingredients are combined with sugar butter eggs and spices. The mix is beaten until creamy then poured into a crust lined dish and baked slowly for about forty five minutes.
Old Fashioned Steamed Suet Pudding Recipe
A historical recipe instructs mixing one cup suet one cup molasses currants sour milk and soda with salt and flour to form a stiff dough. Pack into a mold and steam four hours to finish.
Grandest Raspberry Extant Cumberland Variety Description
Grandest Raspberry Extant Cumberland variety described as stronger and more prolific than Gregg and ripening earlier. Enormous berries, fifteen sixteenths inch diameter, firm and good for shipping. Bushes vigorous with stocky canes. Strong rooted valley grown tips, delivery spring 1907, $40 per 1000. Address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Yakima County Teachers Institute Ends With Resolutions
Friday marked the final day of Yakima County Teachers Institute. Sessions featured speeches by H C Sampson and Miss Thomas, with music from Miss Spalenka, and closing remarks by Rev M J Bywater. The assembly approved resolutions urging salary raises, wider dissemination of Sampson’s views, and stronger supervision of athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Teachers‘ Institute
Jacobson
Spalenka
M. J. Bywater
St. Michaels Church
Miss Thomas
State Normal
Ellensburg
H. C. Sampson
Bertie McMurtrie
Snall
Mr. Sampson
Sampson
Thomas
Dr. Vandyke
Ostein
Institute Program Aptly Entertains Yakima County Audience
A committee praises a recent institute program for entertainment and instruction in Yakima county. They thank Miss Towne for musical supervision and Miss Spalenka for her contribution, and extend gratitude to city clergymen and the school board. The list of attendees includes J. K. Busch, Jessie Winchester, Nellie Evans, Florence Merritt, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Towne
Spalenka
Institute
J. K. Busch
Jessie Winchester
J. W. Harroder
Nellie Evans
Minnie Jewell
Florence Merritt
Mary Erwin
O. A. Berry
A. Nichols
Jas Bever
Nina Matterson
Pearl Hinman
Mary W. Scoboria
J. B. Duncan
Laura Williams
Gertrude Slaght
Grace Slaght
Nellie A. Rose
Bertha F. Kilgour
Carrie Eastman
Ida
J. E. Oliphant
J. S. Satterwhate
France DeGraff
Adelia C. Allen
Carrie Young
Geo. A. Martin
Myrtie E. Mills
Agnes Hinman
Jessie L. Smith
N. L. Roberts
J. T. Hess
Effie D. Jones
Bessie Aumiller
Fannie T. Freeland
E. G. Townson
Kate McKinney
Florence Townson
N. Rogers
S&s
Addie Smith
Genevieve P. Searls
L. Fausher
M. T. Fully
Catherine Martell
Emily A. Spalenka
Lora Lamb
Minnie Larson
Anna H. Perrin
Jennie E. Beers
Edith Day
W. H. Clulow
Chas. Griggs
S.A. Diskey
Ward Penning
Susie E. Hess
D. C. Reed
Lucile Brown
Clara
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted for Rheumatism Cures
A testimonial from A. G. M. Williams of Navasota Texas endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism sprains and muscle strain. The Colton-Fry Drug Co. distributes the product and recommends keeping it at home for injuries and ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. G. M. Wliams
Navasota
Texas
Colton-Fry Drug Co
Mercury arc light dazzles in Northwest window display
In a Northwest Water and Light window on Second Street a new mercury arc lamp shines, claimed as extremely powerful. The display highlights its pure white rays and futuristic glow, prompting speculation it may contain radium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Water & Light Company
Second Street
New Illuminator Delivers Jet Black Vision for Brightest Scarlet
The article notes a red ray free bright lamp yields jet black appearance when viewed under light while faces turn a ghastly green. Superintendent Arrowsmith explains the lamp is for photography and blueprint printing using mercury vapor in a tube powered by standard incandent wiring. The arc lights glow yellowish beside the new illuminator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsmith
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Offers Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound syrup as a cure for coughs influenza bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases. One bottle will convince you available at Colton Fry Drug Co and druggists in sizes 25c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Colton-Fry Drug Co
Principal Honored by North Yakima pupils
Mr Van Viiet principal of the Yakima Business College received an elegant gold-handled umbrella from the pupils on Friday in a presentation by G E McDaniel. The handle bore his name and the inscription From the pupils of North Yakima Business College. He expressed surprise and thanks for the thoughtful remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Viiet
Yakima Business College
G. E. McDaniel
North Yakima Business College
van Vliet
Patrick commuted to life in prison at Sing Sing
Albert T. Patrick, once condemned for the Rice murder, learned his death sentence was commuted to life. He was taken from the death house after four years eight months and will work in the sash and door factory. He will ask the new governor to grant his release in a letter to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Rocky Mountain Tea and Case's Drug Store Ad
A vintage downtown ad notes value and money with Rocky Mountain Tea on earth and Case's Drug Store run by John H. Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Case
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