Leftover food inspires new dishes and kitchen talk
A fragmentary dialogue notes the cook discussing using leftovers, claiming abundant material for meals. The overheard exchange hints at ongoing kitchen experiments and the humor of daily domestic life.
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CANDIDATES LIST FOR STATE AND NATIONAL OFFICES
The article lists multiple candidates with brief bios: Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama and Indiana figures Thomas R. Marshall Simeon E. Baldwin John Burke and others. It notes roles such as governor, attorney general, attorney, professor, and judge across states including Alabama Indiana Connecticut North Dakota in the context of a campaign roster.
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The Noble Nature Poem Fragment
A compact moral verse contrasts lasting trees with ephemeral flowers. It speaks of the oak and the lily, noting that bulk can improve men, yet short-lived beauty outshines grand longevity, leaving life’s value in brief, bright moments and small treasures.
Inside the secret process of making a baseball
Harper’s Weekly describes the hidden winding room where cork cores are wrapped with blue and white yarn then finer layers, soaked in cement, and finished with horsehide covers. It notes precise weights, size tests, and multiple machines ensuring a five ounce ball with nine inch circumference.
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Harper’s Weekly
Why We Walk In Our Sleep And Shakespearean Revels
The piece explains sleepwalking as a state where one mind is awake and the other asleep, allowing safe movement near dangers. It notes danger in waking a sleepwalker on a precipice. It also mentions Shakespeare plays performed in Gray's Inn Hall in 1504 and the Middle Temple revels in 1576 with Queen Elizabeth.
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