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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
9
A period article outlines an English method to bake bread without an oven using steaming. It covers ingredients for a four pint loaf, precise measures for flour water yeast and salt, and a step by step process from mixing to steaming the loaf in a mold, plus cooling and serving tips.
A damaged clipping describes a makeshift cookbook created from torn paper sheets. It mentions white for cakes and flavors, jumbled terms like Plea and jWckles, and a tide of improvised recipes pasted into a volume. The article praises the cookbook as the handiest kitchen item.
Advice notes cleaning brass by boiling agate greens or solutions and rubbing with warm water. It also covers cleaning oil paintings with kerosene and soap, and cautions using leather gloves. Instructions emphasize gentle, careful handling to avoid damage to varnished surfaces.
A note advises preparing cold slaw by running it through the meat chopper to save time for dinner. It suggests this method speeds up meal prep.
A caramel dip for apple dumplings is described as delicious. Melt brown sugar in a hot skillet until smoking, then add cream and milk, chill briefly, and finish with nutmeg. The browned butter imparts a delicate flavor for the dumplings.
Create a decorative garnish by cutting a thick egg slice lengthwise and hollowing the tip to form a horseshoe. Stud with bits of black truffle as nails and arrange around the salad mold or on top with lettuce celery or parsley fringe.
The Fierald reports the city council aimed to stop liquor sales to Indians and the traffic diminished. Saloons with Indians liquor bans say some returned to selling after initial compliance, prompting council threat to revoke licenses. Rev M J Bywater returned from Boise Idaho after attending an episcopal convocation.
An advertisement urges parents in North Yakima to give Vinol cod liver oil with iron to boost growing children. It claims Vinol is gentle on digestion, strengthens the stomach, builds red blood, and firms muscles and bone. Local druggist Fred L. Janeck endorses it and offers refunds if it fails. Note mentions wide distribution and sole agency in North Yakima.
North Yakima youth Johnnie Malloy 11 fled jail in Spokane after stealing a horse and buggy and a bicycle. Deputies tracked him to Post Falls Idaho where he was captured after a 48 hour escape. He confessed to multiple thefts and jail breaks and faces charges in Yakima and Spokane.
Hinman, a North Yakima real estate investor, leaped through a hotel window to confront robbers who entered the Kelso and Mariners hotels. He injured his leg on broken glass but helped organize a posse that pursued suspects to a Prosser jail. Other rooms were entered and minor items taken.
Catarrh described as inflammation of the nose throat and lungs with many symptoms. The advertisement touts Hyomei as a healing and germ killing inhaled remedy with a $1 outfit and personal guarantee of a refund if not cured.
The law practice of former townsman H. N. Wende is growing rapidly, prompting the addition of a partner. The new firm becomes Wende Taylor Delle. Delle has worked with Ira P. Englehart in North Yakima.
For stomach sufferers Miona tablets claim a formula of pure bismuth subgallate cerium oxalate sodium dicarbonate and nux vomica to calm inflammation strengthen nerves neutralize acids and restore digestion. C. C. Case offers a guarantee to refund if it does not cure.
Attorney for American Surety Co. and Empire State Surety Co. Offices in Ditter Block North Yakima Hours 2 to 5 p.m. Arm by appointment Phones office 821 residence 823 Mvelis and Nagler physicians and surgeons Sloan Block Office X-Ray laboratory connected to office X rays examinations led 8 ettenaed day or night Residence ave Res Phone 1903 Dr Nagler Res Phone 1904
D David Rosser physician and surgeon listed with office over Jan ccks Drug Store at Sixth and Chestnut. Residence at Sixth and Chestnut corner. Office hours 9 am to 1 pm and 3 to 6 pm. Pension Board member. Yakima Veterinary Hospital at 205 South First Street offers first class animal care with surgery as a specialty. Hospital phone 313. Dr. G B Duncan proprietor.
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