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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
Recovered From
Severe Luna Trouble

While we all know that plenty Of fresh
air and good food are necessary to persons
suffering from lung trouble, something
Eckman's Alternative Is medicine Tor
throat aud lung troubles, and SO many
reports have been received showing that
II brought about good results in number
that all sufferers who are not benenting
what it has done for others. It may be
the means OF restoring you to health. In.
Madison Lake, MINI.
"Gentlemen: In December, 1908. and
nearch. 199, ! was taken with hemor-
i :sys1a! week: each time to ny led: These
and could not sleep. Ny appetite also
failed me. Ny doctor advised me to go
to 80. but l had four more hemorrhages.
which put me in bed for three weeks.
I'm November started for Denver, Col.
After my arrival, met Michael Brody,
me to take Eckman's Alternative. In
about two months, began to feel better.
xept On taking the medicine and i'm:
proved fast; In March. 1910, returned
good appetite and sleep we'll When I left
nov weigh les, my normal Weight Weight. /
Sesith Il can help H any other POE PERSON SOY
suffering e from Tuberculosis, win gladly
asvern amdavit, PAUL L. FAsNAcHr.
chitis, Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles, and in upbuilding the
system: Does not contain poisons, opiates
% habit.forming drugs. Ask for booklet
Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa. for more evi.
dence. For sale by all leading druggists
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
ASK A 1918 CHILD LABOR DAY
Speeches Are Sought from 5000
clergymen Who Aided Movement
Last Year.

New York.-The 5000 clergymen
who last year observed Child Labor
day are being asked to speak on that
subject. For seven years the national
child labor committee has issued such
an appeal and the interest aroused
by the last Child Labor day resulted
in a general demand for the passing
of the federal children's bureau bill,
in improved child labor laws in ten of
the fourteen states holding legislative
sessions and an increasing use of lee
ture slides and exhibits about child
labor
The day has never been used as an
appeal for funds and this year special
attention is called to child labor In
tenement house manufacturing. The
national child labor committee also re-
minds clergymen that child laborers
become unskilled adult workers, and
the Chicago vice commission gives as
the second greatest cause why 10000
girls are sacrificed annually to an i'm.
moral life the economic stress of in.
dustrial life on unskilled workers, with
the embedding influences on the will
power" This cause the commission
gives as second only to the lack Of
ethical training and religious i1struo
ton.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
The Forty Year Test.

An article must have exceptional
merit to survive for period of forty
years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was first offered to the public in 1872
From small beginning it has grown
in favor and popularity until it mas at
tanned world wide reputation. You
will find nothing better for a cough or
cold. Try it and you will understand
why it is favorite after a period of
more than forty ysars. 1t not only
gives relief-it cures. For sale by
Fred Lowry.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
Are You happy :!

|If you are it is safe to say that you enjoy
|tood health, as 1t is impossible to be happy
I1nless you are well. Noted physicians will
Nell you that bad st omachs aud torpid liyers
|aEe the cause of IS per cent of all diseases.
For the past AZ years SEVEN BARAS has
|Rroyetl to be the unequalled remedy for ell
|SroNACu. LIVER and kidney troubles, and
lhe greatest tonic and blood purifier known.
ii makes your digestion what it should be
Ind keeps your entire system In good con-
Milton. Price Of SEVEN Ranks is but SO
Sents 1 bottle at AL druggists. Money re-
Ended IL not satisfied. Address
k1lAN DRoWM g llueTays s. ,Nm YskMY
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
10 the Honorable Board Of Super.
visors, Howard County. Iowa.

visors, Howard County, Iowa.
Gentlemen:
I herewith hand you for your
approval the semi-annual balance
sheet which do hereby certify to
be full and correct statement Of
revenue collected and disbursed
by me during the specified time.
namely from June 1st to December
31st 1912, inclusive.
A. l.. White.
Treasurer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
BLACK SILK
STOVE POLISH

on your parlor stove, kitchen stove or gas stove
Get can from your hardware or stove dealer
II you do not lind it 6eller than any other stove
polish you have evry used before. your dealer Is
authorized to refund your money. But we feel
sure YOU will agree with the thousands of OiheS
up-to-date women who are now using Black
Silk Stove Polish and who say 1t is the beI
ss0ze Polish ez,er made"
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07

Chilling Thought.
think about the swimming hole
Where we in summer were.
II must be chilly, bless my SOUL
R-r-T-r-r-1-!
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
LIQUID OR PASTE
ONE GlJAITTY

Be sure 10 get the genuine Black Silk Stove
Polish costs you no more than the ordinary kind
Keep your CRATES. registers. tenders and stove
BLACK SILK AIR:pRY!NG ENAMEL. Brush
free with each can of enamel only.
Use BLACK SILK METAL POLISH for silver
ware nickel. tinware or brass. ltworks quckly,s
easily. and leaves brilliant surface. 1t has no
equal for use on autc mobiles.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
q gpie ana Nsrfin osmeIh,t mir,

# gpie aus Berlin ssnielbst mirb,
9eben Die @rbauer Der groben .3eppeli.
ner Huftldiffe init bem Plaue I'm, melt
sr6sere 9nftidiffe ju erbauen, In Der
Soffnnng, oamit I'm Sabre 1915 ben
sltlantiiden Ojeau 3u freujen. DaS
wiirbe elm ooppelt 10 sroBes 2uftidiff
ais ben ieti9en SDp erforessss:a;, sit pier
Wfotoren anitatt Der iesisen jwei. Wtan
ifdst bic Dauer bes Slugfs auf brei
Gage. Dee Reile fol- 70 arran9irt pers
ben, baB bas Suftidiff In beitdnbiser
Serbinouus NIT Ojeanbampfsrn blsibt.
Wenn benz @rafeu Zeppelin Seben uno
@elunobeit erbalten blsiben, TO pirb er
tros ieiner n Sabre, Die er bann aft
lit, an Stener fteben unb ole eriter bic
Sabrt iiber ben Ssean lpasen.
# Cine usrbdnsubpolle seataffropbe
1T an Der 8abu 3wiidsn Snlle nnb
3alsl nod re4tjeitis uerbiitst morbsn.
gDie aus 9alle telesrapbiid gemeloet
murbe, nahten rlnbefannte ben Ser.
iud, einen bic Strsde paifirsnbsn 3us
In Die 9uft 3u fprenssn. Gle befeiti9ten
jebn D9namitpatrouen an elmer Sd3ies
ne. bic iebot uon Stredenm6rtern ent.
oedt mnroen, ebe tlnbeil au9eri9tet
weroen fonnte. @s III cine Belobnnna
auf @rsreifuns Der Ebdter ausssiest
moroen.
T Die beutide 8ssierus erbislt am
MOntas bonn Rsi9stas bic game Nr'
meeuermebrung. bic lie uerlanst bate,
einiflieBlid feds neuer &aualsries
8egimenter. Der 2anjler Or. bon
lgstbmauHs9otlmeg faaftt genifermos
sen Oas 9aus NIT Dem Eerlpre9eu eis
ner Reform bes Wiilitdr. Strafgeiebes,
Die BON ben Soitalbsmofraten in Der
Samitag' Sisuns usrlan9t morben mar.
stlS es am Wtoutas hbsr Die armees
Yermebruns 3ur abitimmnns fam,
itimtiten mad Dem Yerlpre6en oeS
8anBlers, cine Reform oes Wfilttdrftraf.
9eieses anbabnen Su mollen. ale Bar
teien fiir bic Horlage, nit ausnabme
Der Sojialiiten, Der Pclen uno Der
@lidGsr. Die oeutide slrmes mirb ba'
our6 auf Oem 5rieoensetat um 1000
Sffiltere, $1,000 tlnteroffiiiere uno
III 900 Wtauu erb0bt. Die 6rieoens'
Brdienj wirb caoura auf $4,000
Wtann sebraht.
+ slm Sountas fanb bas Deutids
Muiiffeit bes alIsemeinen Deutiden
Muiiiuerbanoes In Der 8erltner Pbil.
barmOuis nad isbentdsissr Dausr ieiH
@noe. guh bas adtlsbnte Sdleiii9e
Muiitfeif in @Orlis 1T nit Slang gum
abi6luB selaust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
Norb Seranton. .

= so. @sber's @anbplaosn an Snns
berion slpenue uno electric Strait
wuroe 9eitern Wtor9en um $1u in Sen.
ten unO mebrereu Siit4su @isurreu uHo
@anog beraubt.
- Sruu Salome s. Sparrop BON
@reen Rioge, beren 9utte Dor msbreren
Wtonntsu in ben Werten Der ScrantOn
SOlt uuO Slut @ompauis sst6Otst wur.
De, itrenste am WtOnta9 cine alage fir
$25,oOo Gnti4dOisuns seSsn Die @On'
panic an.
- Sobn Salepa BON @learpiem Npe.
uue murbe am DOnuerita9 In @rmanee'
lung eiuer $50 Strafe oem @efdnani6
iiberlanot, neil er eine @ofe supor auf
6ffentlidsr Strabe elm 5eusr anjiinOete.
Das 6euer bate jur Sol9e, oab Die
3idbrise WtarD @ottrid uonosr slei6eu
StraBe tUotli9e 8ranbwunoen erbielt.
= Srauleiu 91utb gruot uou OlorS
Main Auenue, meIhe am Samltng ei'
mem Gusflu9 ju gate 8inola bsipobn'
te, eutgtus tnapp benz @rtrintunsstoo,
benn als iie Gin Boot perlaIieu lpollte,
perlor. .fie bas @lei9eemi4t uno fiel ins
Dafer. @s eelaug iebo4, bie jung
DAME bsrausjufii9sR, als lie jum brit
ten Wtal ueriinfen pollte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03

- WSorseu mirb Der Sabrestag Der
llnabhdnaistsits @rftdruns Der 4. Suli.
in BET sep0buliheu 9erduldpollen @eiIe
sefetert peroen.
- Die Polt3ei mar In Den Iesten
Ta9eu tii4tig binter ben gutOraierH
Der unb cine anaabl purosu uerbaftet
ianb sebHbrsnO beitraft. Z
= Ole Scrantou electric @ompanie
fiiubiste am Wtouta9 cine @rb6bun0
fur Dampfheijung an, melfe am 15.
September In Sraft treten ipiro.
Rrof. Sobn u. @ususr BON 9lorS
Sruing Guenue reiite am Srettag Wtit'
tag uab bem fernen Welten ab, mo er
bis slufauSs September 3u usrwsilen
sebenft.
Srau Nuna 3. Rutb beri6tete
Der Polbei, bae ibre Dobnuns an Der
@ds BON Ssfisrion ausnne uno 9inben
StraBe um psri6ieoene S9mudia4en
beraubt wOrosn let.
- @elfern ytd1mltta9 erei9nete tt@
In Der Bowen iSefe ju GrdbalO Elm
5elienfall, welher ben 0auolanSer Gu'
tonic Orlando t6btete; er lpurbe ain
3opf Ssrfsiidt uno innerli9 perlest.
q .. 8au 8asoner, pslder am
Wtontas In 0arrisburs srwii4t wuroe,
beitano am Dienfta9 auf bic Gnfla9e,
3pei Banfanpsiiunsen auf ben ylamen
BON Srant Bartlep eefdlidt 3i baben,
Elm SerbOr, CAB iein 8erSsbeu ju uno
murbe bann In @rmanseluus pon $500
Shrsidaft bem @efdnsniB iiberianot.
Der 80 Sabre alts Soispb 8arto
pon Dalton, elm 9ia6tmdhter Der 1iors
tbern electric Stra6enbabn, murbe &C.
itern norsen nabe @larfs Summit BON
einem Sabnpasen nieberserannt unb
ibm Die rs4te Sauo absei4uitteu, aud
Ionit perlest. @r mnroe mabrlbeinlid)
BON Der 3ite iibermannt uno ieste iih
gum ausrubsu auf bic @elsiie. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
staht nnO GOuntb.

= 6rdulein Della Bortree bon 9ate
9lriel uno @bmun6 O. Soffman bon
bier iiub uOrleeten Wtittpo9 ourd Pas
flor SObn y. 0us In ieinsr Wobnnn9
gu eiuem sIhdIi6eu @bspuar uerbuuoen
morOen.
= Beniamin Dimino itrsnete am
6reita9 sesen Seur1 Cobb cine 81, 600
@ntiA6oi9un9stla9e on, neil oieIer ibm
i'm Ysrlauf eines Streites letten Sa.
uunr In einen Singer biB, 8lutpersift'
uns peruriadte uuo er In @efabr ftano,
ieinen arm ooer fOsar oas Ssben gu
uerlieren.
= 3wei @eian9ene purSsn am Dom
nerftas aus 6em @efdn9nib snttafien
un6 unter Die Sbbut ibrer NnmGlte 9e.
felt, bis ibr Germin abselaufen 1T.
IS iinS oiss @sorse Bauer uon Der
Shbieite, tpslher Dor etmaS tiber Sab.
resfrilt ben @lmer Goolep In eiuem
9auosemense t6btete, unb Carl Spencer
bon Reduille, BET einen @iubru4 poll.
fiibrte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
Dunnore.

= Die amtsltuben bes Sdaemei.
lters iomis gubitors Der Pennipluania
&oblsn @ompanie, wslde iif bisber In
9tsw Dort befanoen, ipurben am Dienss
tag bierber usrlest, nit ibrsu 20 anss'
ftellten.
Samuel 0allaa BON 5ranflin
Strnee, Der g8aaren entfsrnte, na9s
Dem iie BON einem 9onitabler:bei9lass
nabmt morben Daren, muroe ON Diens.
ta9 uuf cine biesbsjtslids anfla9e in
@rmangelung uou Biir9i9aft Dem Sc
fdnsniB iiberianot.
= TbOmas Walib uon Bloom Stru'
&c entsin9 am Dienitus in Der gBobu'
un9 isines 8ruoers Sobn an @lag
glueuue fnapp Oem @ritiduusstoo, irl'
bem sr ;uidllig bas 9eudtgas auorebte,
ais sr. .IiH Su eiuem Sdldfbfn nieoer'
Iegte. Sine bnlbe Stnnoe ua6ber bes
msrtte ieine Sdwdsertn ben 9as9eru9
uub fano gBalib bsiinnunsslos auf Dem
8ett liessn6. Gs oauerte eiui9e 3eit,
ebe gler5te ibn tpieOer In normalen Su'
itano brinsen fonnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
SetmatbIuft.

Wfit bieler @rsdhlnn9 Der beliebten
Seriallsrin Marie Bernbaro, Die Ia Der
ioeben erldisnsnen Suli.Slummsr Der
-DeutfAen Sausfrau4, Wtilwarifee.
Bis., besinnt, wiro uns elm e6tes
Stiid beutlden @emiithslebens oifens
bart. S8enn man ii9 aud ldueft los.
geriiien pdbnt BON Der alten Setfnatb,
TO bebarf es bod uur zines fleinen an'
itobes, um lpieber berrlibe @rinneruns
gen an bas alte Baterlano anflsben su
lahen. go mir6 aud bic biltoriite @r'
Sdbluus r0is cine 36nissirone serpon.
men maro' uon Serbert Sranl TO
man9eu 3sier In bic .3sit 3uriiduer.
iesen. oa sr nit gliibenbem Sntereiie
ben @rinneruu9en oes @roeuaters ooer
Der @roBulutter lauiGte, uno itot3 DO.
rauf mar, unb lit, baB feline 8orfabren
3u benen seb0rfen. bic benz Baterlaube
10 sroee Spfer bradten. DaB aber
aud in Der ississn 3eit 5rausn Spfer
3u brinsen uermO8eu, 3eist uns Die ers
sreifenOe Shilberuns vDas Spfer Der
Blinben1, pon @lln 98nlbemar.
Bslhe gDuuber bic Ebier. uub SIR
leftenDelt Dem yfaturfrelinoe ju boob
ahten @elssenheit eiebt, lsben mir In
benz artitel rWfasferaben In Der Sn.
ieftenmelt", bur6 beutlde Suuitratio.
men ueranidauliht. 3isran autniipfsno
m0hten mir aud ben Nrtitel iiber
r3hdtuns neusr PfauSen- alien @ar.
tenireunoen als lebrrei6 uno intere1ant
empfeblen. @rfreulid 1T aud Der reide
Biloihmud uno Die ltimmungspollen
@ebi1ts in bisler 9tnmmer. aud miro
3itberipislsrn uno Siebsrireunben Die
Wtultfeinlase belonbereu @enuB berei'
ten. ueber ale beoeutsnben Weltereis'
nilie unterri1tet bic Sauitrirte @hrofiit
Der I3eit in sewObnter interenanter
Wsiie. Sir Die 9iuber iino Uorihldse
3u patriotii9sr Seier bes 8ierteu Suli
por9eieben, fir Die alle @lteru 9etpiB
Dant milIen meroen, ba lie obne Bes
fiirdtuns Dor Berlesuussu our9 uns
iinnises ShieBen besea 3u miifen, alien
oaran Tbsilnebmeubeu uisl Ssrsnii9eu
periprs6sn.
DaB aud mieoer In allsn @sbieten
Der 0ausfrau, our6 Ratbi4ldse fiir bic
Pflese bes 8abp's I'm Sominer, Re3ep.
ts Su lei9t bsrsitenben Spsiisn fir bic
beige Seit, neue Wfooen, sierlihe uub
praftiid1e 9aubarbeiteu, In aussiebis'
iter Ueiie seiorgt lit. bari wobl als
islbituerltdu6li6 auseuommen merben.
uno aud In oieier Siummsr tragt Der
retdbaltise Brieffaiten 10 man6es
2roitwort in meit entlessne @ssenbeu,
mo man idon iehniiidtis auf Oas @r.
iaeinen Der 1Deutideu 9ausfrauS
martet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
,,@b Gonntrp tits Of 9bss".
CgHbtutl&t seH SultusRtitmeytr,
gitp yprF)

Dir, 0 trieiu Seimatblanb.
st metu Serj ju9ewanot,
Dir fling i9 auh.
2an6, mo Der 8dter @rab,
@o rubt bes Yil9ers Stab.
Son beiueu 9Sb'n berab
Webt Sreibeitsbau4
Su Dir. mein 9simatblauo,
Der Sreibeit SBiese ftanb,
Dent' beiu nit Suit.
Sdau i6 Der Str6me Wfaht
Sdldst mir oas 9erj nit Wta9t,
pebt iid bic Bruit. RI
9ast idallen BON ben S6b'n,
SduIeln I'm @inoesmeb'n
Der Sreiheit Gang.
2abt aud bic WieniHen all'
Witt Stromes BaGerfall
limb 8erees @tberball
S4wellen ben Slang.
Dir, uuf'rer @ater Soft,
Der 5reibeit bsil'sem 9ort,
Subsln mir ju.
Stets iei bas Seimatblanb
Gins in Der Sreibeit Banb.
Sdirm es nit beinsr 0ano,
&onts bift ou
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
@tl0Er 8tottE,
2eitenber Sptifer.
Seit 1885 stablirt.

gBh Tnb umeaOssn mad 623 eadaraund
Aptnus, auf btH BUbtnIlur, NIT elmer pollen
qiue pcn cpildeu Wanrtr unb ben nlIernsut-
Zen 9nlirumtnitH jur priifuns ber Nuefu.
tinIT Mlctiu mar tuim1; ,,SGnf1t 8frf6uft
unp iIsins Troftt". QDtr fub imm1 brrit
1,utn riras GtIb ~ tTlpdrtn. Cine grubt aus
nabI pUn tiiHllll&tu Mustn an 3anh. 8n'
stftt niHt ben pIas;
629 2adatpanna 4Denne,
@tstHiba esT D., 9. q B. SabHfatisH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03
Mbemmatisntms

Gin poar frdftise Ginrsibuussu init
Or. Rt9ter's
Pain DxPeler
tperbsn ulle Samsrjeu uub StsifhsIt
Der @[ieber bensbmen. 9eioet ut4t un'
nDtblp. 25c uuO soc In apctbsfsn uuO
BON
T. AD. RICHTER g CO.,
(aus Rubolftabt, Ebirtnssn,)
N-SO Washington Str, New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-07-03

I Das beuti6e St0blibn6ifat bat
lsstsn Donuerlta9 ben Preis uOn Stabl
um $1,25 per 3oune berabseiest. IS
1T oiss bic erite @rmaBisuue Der tiirjs
Ii9sn bObsu Preiie ieitens Oes SDnoi'
fats. Snfolse oss berrfdenoen @e'
ihdftsrhdsauSes babeu mebrere @iien'
fabrifsn bsscHnsn, bic arbeitsssit jn
perminoeru.
I Der 80 SABRE ate 9srbos Cub.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03
JEFFERSON IS
FULLY CONVINCED
Denison High School convinces JET
ferson As to Football With
Score of ~ to 7.
GAME TO BE REMEMBERED
Best Exhibition Of Football Ever Wit.
messed on the Home Grounds
Large Crowd There.

The Denison foot ball team thorough.
ly convinced the Jefferson squad that
Denison has far superior team on
Thanksgiving day when they won the
game by a score of 81 to Z. Our boys
put up much better game of foot ball
and were much faster than the visit
ing team smashing through their line
for good gains seemingly at will and
time after time working the foreward
pass to good advantage.
The game was played on the college
gridiron and before one of the largest
crowds that had ever congregated
there to witness football game. Den
ison was determined to win this game
from the Jefferson team as it was gen
orally believed that the home team
had not been given fair shake at
Jefferson the Saturday previous and
every one was anxious to be present
and see Jefferson go down in defeat.
Promptly at three thirty the game
was called and Jefferson won the toss
choosing the north goal which put
Denison to a disadvantage for the
first quarter. Jefferson kicked off
collins receiving the ball and made a
nice gain. Our boys managed to gel
to Jefferson's thirty yard line by line
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

game and was loudly cheered by those
present. The back field by means
of series of line smashes pushed
the ball to Jefferson's goal line. COL
Inns kicked a most difficult goal and
the score stood IA to in Denison's
favor. Denison kicked to jefferson
but the visiting team were held for
downs. AS soon as Denison got the
ball they started down the field again
and Jefferson was unable to check the
onward rush. In this quarter Jack
O'Connor made nice pass to Kuehnle
who rushed down the field for another
big gain and Denison scored again on
line smashes, Collins kicking goal
and the game ended with Denison VIC
torious with score of 81 to 7.
Everyone thought it was one of the
best exhibitions of foot ball that has
been played on the local gridiron and
certainly Denison can be proud Of
their 1913 foot ball team. The boys
have been playing good CONSTANT
ball all season and have not lost a
single contest. They have won over
Logan, Carroll, Lake City, Correction.
vile, Boone, Audubon and Jefferson
and battled to a scoreless tie with
the Odebolt team. Surely the Denison
boys can claim the championship for
western Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-03

smashes and end runs before they
were held for downs and compelled
to punt. The visitors were unable to
make many gains and soon realized
that they were outclassed and that
their only possible nope was to hold
Denison down as much as possible,
The first quarter ended without either
side making a score.
The visitors were soon compelled
to punt the ball which fell in the
hands of Hugo Saggau who was TAX
ing the place Of Jack O'Connor at
quarter, O'Connor having been injur-
ed in Saturdays game at Jefferson.
Saggau tore down the field and was
able to make nice gain before he was
downed. Collins, Weberg and Wescott
were pressed into service and march.
ed down the field for good gains each
time. When seven yards from JET.
ferson's goal Wescott with line
smash carried the ball over for the
first touchdown and Collins made q
successful goal kick. Denison kicked
ed without further scoring.
In the last half Jefferson came back
determined to win in spite of Denison's
lead and by line smashing and
and by series of line smashes and
end runs marched steadily up the
field. Our boys seemed to be unable
to stop the onward push and before
they knew it Jefferson had crossed
their goal line and by a goal kick had
tied the score.
Our boys Fingered up at this stage
of the game and fought their oppon.
ents to a standstill for the remainder
of the quarter.
The last quarter was Denisons and
the boys showed the visiting team how
good game of foot ball should be
played. Not once did they allow JET
ferson in their territory and by means
of fake forward pass landed the bal
on Jetferson's twenty yard line. This
was one of the best plays during the
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IcIu VI OLFlSluldS SIIt giving
with very depleted pocketbook. She
finally came to the conclusion that I'M
less she gave each Of her friends a box
Of the simple candies she knew how to
make it would he impossible for her to
remember them. She made some pref
ty boxes. covering them with water
color or Grape paper and decorating
them appropriately. Then she gath
cred her supplies together and got
ready for work. She put off the max
ing of the candy as long as she could
in order that her sweetmeats might be
absolutely fresh when presented. She
had her nuts shelled and blanched
ready for use and her simple colorins
matters bought ready for use in ad
Dvance.
When she began making her candies
she had clear fire in the kitchen
range. enameIcd saucepans. a smooth
Tipped saucepan. shallow tins in which
to pour such candies as carameis. tatfy
butterScotch. ETC.; large fat stoneware
platters. clean smooth wooden spoons
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wire candy dipper one or two pal
cite knives, a strong pair Of shears. a
small flat paint brush, a little olive oil
and good thermometer. If you wish
to know just what she made and how
she made it note the following recipes
taken from her notebook:
Nut Candy.--Two cupfuls sugar. one
half cupful water. Boil until thick
Flavor to taste. stir in one cup hickory
nut meats and pour into large fiat
dish. When nearly cold cut in squares.
Lemon Candy.-'rwo cupfuls granu-
lated sugar. one cupful boiling water.
three tablespoonful vinegar. butter
size of a walnut Let boil until it hard
ems Immediately when dropped in cold
water. Pull until white. Pour the
lemon essence on while boiling.
Chocolate Caramels.-Half pound
of chocolate. half a cupful Of milk, two
cupfuls of light brown sugar. one cup
full of molasses and Il piece Of butter as
big as a small apple. Cook for twenty
minutes. stirring constantly. Pour into
a pan and cut into squares.
Caramel Taffy.-Two teacupfuls of
white sugar. two tablespoonful of
strip, three ounces of butter, one can
Of condensed milk. essence of vanilla.
Put butter. sugar and sirup into pan,
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Christmas
Candies
iS$ . ~ !fd

YOUNG woman Of many re-
sources and fair culinary skill
found herself facing the prob
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stirring occasionally till melted. Then
pour in milk and vanilla and boil for
twenty minutes. stirring all the time.
MINIS. Place in u saucepan two cup
fuls of granulated sugar. one-half cup
full Of water. one-fourth teaspoonful
of cream of tartar and one-half tea
spoonful of gycerin. Boil to soft
ball stage. then remove from the fire
and flavor with peppermint. Pour out
on platter and stir with spoon
until it begins to stiffen. then take up
into the hands and knead until soft
and creamy Mold into balls and roll
in powdered sugar. Place on oiled
paper to cool. Wintergreen mints are
made by adding few drops of the oil
of wintergreen instead of the pepper
mint and little red fruit coloring.
These minis can be dipped into melted
chocolate II liked.