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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
3
Sermon by Charles T. Russell critiques Baptists lack of immersion doctrine as barrier to Church Federation. He argues Congregational independence clashes with federation goals and urges doctrinal revision rather than discarding shared beliefs. He notes historic illogic in baptist teachings and stresses renewal over destruction of creeds.
The author argues for Bible study to reevaluate baptism and Seventh Day observance. He critiques Adventists and Disciple positions, noting debates over Christ's return, the elect, and baptism for remission of sins, urging openness to federation without losing identity.
The article argues that biblical baptism signifies immersion into Christ’s death, not water immersion for Gentiles. It urges unity beyond denominations, insisting true baptism requires faith, consecration, and participation in Christ’s death, forming a universal Church elect.
A dramatic hold-up in Pasco stunned residents Friday evening as the crime involved prominent local figure William Mor. Police pressed witnesses and secured the scene while investigators look for a motive and the suspect or suspects involved.
Morton of the Yakima Valley Power Company was robbed a few steps from the power house by three men. One seized him from behind and others took a watch and twelve dollars. Detectives are on the case and Morton provided a clear description. A stray bay or sorrel gelding with distinctive markings is missing from a Ve nus ranch, with a liberal reward offered for recovery. Dr H Greene, North Yakima.
Richard Dillon of School Section suffers severe poisoning from a small hand cut as the toxin travels from the wound toward the arm pit, raising concerns about medical risk and needed treatment.
Hetty Green, famed for her wealth, said meat is too dear at present prices and she skipped it in her order choosing halibut at 15 cents a portion. She denied joining any boycott while beef prices in Brooklyn fell 20 percent and pork loins dropped. Pack- ers claimed no supply cutoff but signs pointed to Western supplies being curtailed to keep prices up.
The Bellingham Herald reflects on yearly bereavement and aging as loved ones fade, sorrow deepens, and hope grows with a brighter dawn. The poem contrasts fading earthly ties with a rising dawn of immortality.
An advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and a preventive for pneumonia and consumption. It urges refusing substitutes and purchasing the genuine yellow package from North Yakima Drug Store.
The YWCA employment bureau assists girls seeking work in housework stenography and office tasks while also aiding men and women. Eight housework placements were filled last week. no fee to apply beyond association membership. Bryn Mawr and Violet Pike support for shirt waist workers reach New York. Carrie Chapman Catt donates 500 to suffrage. Marjorie Gould engaged to Anthony Drexel Jr.
Miss Elizabeth Moore daughter of Mrs Philip N Moore and a Vassar graduate enters Missouri University Columbia agricultural department to become an expert farmer. She is active in St Louis women's clubs including Women’s Commercial Club and is a social favorite. The notice also mentions Seattle women forming a first of its kind women’s commercial club with Dr Ida M Jayne Weaver as president and a varied membership.
Easy recipe for meat rolls using chopped chicken beef or ham spread on 3 inch pastry squares. Roll jelly roll style, seal ends, moisten with gravy or milk, bake in quick oven and serve hot for supper.
A compact list describing a ginger cake mix with molasses baking soda water butter or lard ginger flour salt and instructions to stir well and bake in a moderate oven for thirty minutes.
A family gathers for oyster cakes described as a costly treat due to serving size. Prepare a thin batter of beaten eggs and flour with salt, stir in oysters, fry in hot lard or butter, and form one oyster per cake with minimal batter. Small cakes yield the best result.
Four eggs, three cupfuls of sweet milk, two cupfuls cold rice, two teaspoonfuls baking powder, a half cup melted butter, a pinch of galt, a little sugar, flour enough to make batter. Beat hard and bake at once in hot waffle irons.
A simple method to make kitchen bouquet by melting sugar to a dark brown syrup then adding hot water or coffee and simmering until dissolved. Bottle the syrup for use in cakes caramel ice cream custards gravies and sauces and note its price similarity to store bought gold colored flavoring.
A vintage recipe calls for two cupfuls buckwheat flour one egg one teaspoon galt two cupfuls water one cupful wheat flour one cupful boiled potatoes one cupful milk a quarter yeast cake mixed evening rise overnight in the morning add one teaspoon soda dissolved in hot water and bake after.
The article outlines spring shirtwaist designs featuring deep Gibson tucks at the back and front with a wide fitted girdle. It details fabric options such as net lace mull embroidery and various light wash materials, plus yardage needs for a 36 bust. It also describes a second dainty model with shoulder tucks forming a yoke and fullness over the bust, illustrated in light blue nun's veiling.
The cafeteria shows strong early support with 850 meals served in twenty days and a daily average over 40. Men patrons join women supervisors, meals cost mainly 5 to 20 cents, and the operation aims to be self supporting at about 30 meals daily.
An excerpt outlines the Zediker Institute of Drungs Healing embracing osteopathy and various natural therapies. It mentions centuries of practice in a Ditter block location with an address at 1700 cases treater and a contact phone, highlighting noninvasive treatments and hygiene.
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