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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
4
Practical advice on preserving polished tables with turpentine and olive oil, storing cheese to prevent drying, and various home remedies and kitchen techniques. Includes methods for preparing eggs, jelly moulds, puddings, orange marmalade, and thin sugar cookies, plus rice puddings, potato dishes, and souffle potatoes.
A brief recipe summary describes Plymouth cranberry pie with one cup cranberries one cup sugar and one beaten egg mixed then baked in two crusts. The tone imitates a quaint 19th century domestic note.
A basic bake uses two cups corn meal and one cup flour with one teaspoon each of salt and soda. Beat three eggs with one tablespoon sugar, fold into dry mix, add two cups sour milk, mix well and bake in one loaf.
Two story sandwiches are popular with hosts who serve tempting bites at afternoon teas and theater suppers. The sandwich uses brown bread with minced chicken or ham in the first layer and mayonnaise, pickle olives, cream cheese, or chopped nuts in the second layer.
A simple batter combines two cups flour with three level teaspoons baking powder and a salt spoon cinnamon. Add one cup sugar, two beaten yolks, one cup sweet milk, then stiff egg whites. Add flour as needed. For flavor use lemon instead of cinnamon. Roll, cut rings, fry.
Beat one egg with half cup sugar and half cup sour milk. Add a quarter teaspoon cinnamon and salt. Dissolve soda in water and mix in. Stir in sifted pastry flour until stiff enough to roll thin. Cut into squares, slash, fry, then dredge with sugar. Makes one plate.
The passage urges stocking arnica linen badges and salve for minor injuries. It advises keeping a ready roll of bandages with medicine, as children often get hurt. After washing and ironing soft linen, cut it into bandage pieces to have on hand for emergencies.
Advice on using refined borax to brighten linen and proper drying steps. Suggest washing flannel blankets first if not heavily soiled, then white pieces, and saving towels and dish cloths for last. Do not wring and avoid sun drying.
If your children’s second teeth are not perfect have them attended to promptly. Early dental attention prevents future problems and supports lasting oral health for growing smiles.
An old advisory notes that unsightly teeth harm beauty and health. It argues crooked teeth affect nerves and stomach trouble, and promotes keeping teeth in perfect condition through straightening and precaution.
A good egg sinks in water while stale eggs appear glassy. Fresh eggs show a time-like surface to the shell and boiled eggs cling to the shell if freshly laid. Bran-packed eggs smell and taste bad after long storage. Thin shells reflect lack of gravel in hens. Clean golden eggs held to light are good. dark or spotted eggs are bad.
The article notes expected remaining years of life by age for boys and girls. It lists figures such as a 10 year old boy possibly living 50 more years and a 53 year old both sexes about 19.15 more years, with declining years as age increases.
A new Gospel mission and reading room opens this evening at Yakima avenue and First streets. The transformed space offers a chapel nightly at 8 with an unde nominational service, a reading room, lunch counter, and about 100 chairs. Mr Lynn McAlden leads the effort, funded by contributions, with total costs estimated at 350 dollars. Dedication features city clergy and choir solos, followed by coffee.
County Assessor Sindall and deputies begin annual assessments at noon Friday, with exemptions affecting real property only in isolated cases. The state exempt bill may make non taxed items effective March 1 if an emergency clause exists, otherwise a 90 day delay may apply.
The first of the Moxee ferry boats was moved to the old bridge site Friday with a second due today. These are the county’s first large ferries, designed to carry heavy loads and teams, and their launch promises high public interest and likely satisfactory operation.
The notice states Regular communications occur on the first and Fridays of each month for 4H. B. Scott and WwW. B&B Newcomb are named as contacts in Bee.
The Rev J C Warren of Sharon Baptist Belair Ga calls Electric Bitters a Godsend. He says they cured his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse. After two bottles he walked three miles in 50 minutes and feels strong enough for three more. Endorsed as a remedy for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints sold at C C Case's drug store for 60 cents.
Sunnyside Commercial Club members petition the Northern Pacific Railway to add an extra Sunnyside train this summer. They seek temporary service with the possibility of a permanent schedule addition if the demand proves sustained.
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