The Hostal Nurse Uenny After Guassman Battle
After the battle of Guassman a wounded hospital holds Eugene Crawford fading from battle wounds and homesickness. Nurse Jenny arrives, then Clifford’s sister Miss Clifford, a trained nurse, brings care and courage. The hospital gains order as Miss Clifford assumes charge and Eugene regains strength before later marrying.
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Guassman
Eugene Crawford
Jenny
CM Ford
Lins
Clifford
Miss Cliford
Miss Clifford
Uifyrd
Eugene
Hints for the Busy Housewife A Self-Winding Clothesline Reel
A Connecticut inventor patents a spring loaded clothesline reel. It attaches to a wall or post, winds the line automatically when released, and recoils when the spring is set. A circular metal support with a hinged connector lets it pivot, and a guide with a stop helps control winding.
Pudding Sauces and Molasses Sauce Recipes
Beat the whites of three eggs until stiff then add powdered sugar, orange rind and juice, and lemon juice. Molasses sauce blends molasses with butter, lemon juice or vinegar. Cream sauce combines milk, cream, sugar, and vanilla. Foamy sauce whips butter, sugar, and vanilla over hot water.
Chicken Pudding Modern Housewife Recipe
Cut two young chickens and stew until tender. Remove bones, chop meat, mix with buttered dish butter and pour over a light batter. Bake in a moderate oven and serve with gravy made from the broth thickened with flour.
Pickle Recipe From Frugal Pantry Traditions
A household snippet shows how to layer tomatoes onions and salt overnight then drain the brine. The next morning add green peppers and simmer a mixture with vinegar brown sugar and whole spices until tender.
Maryland Fried Chicken and Fruit Preservation Tips
Instructions describe steaming chicken in hot water for an hour then browning in butter, pouring in the pan juices, thickening with flour and milk, and seasoning. Also advised reuse of egg carton partitions to prevent fruit contact and spoilage, noting cross contami nation risks from overripe fruit symbols.
Preserved Quinces Prepared for Finishing
Preserved Quinces are pared and quartered then boiled in clear water until tender. Drain and dry. Use half a pound of sugar and one third cupful of water per pound of fruit. When syrup forms, set on back of stove and cook slowly for an hour. If not tender, continue longer. color will brighten as they cook. Serve hot.
How to whiten linen with soap stains and tartar
Instructions describe whitening methods for linen fabrics stained by soap. Soak overnight in clear water with a tablespoon of cream of tartar added. The item notes that white clothes may regain whiteness after this process.
Notables in the Limelight Francis B Harrison in Congress
Francis Barten Harrison, appointed by President Wilson as Governor general of the Philippines, serves his fifth term in Congress from New York. A long-time Ways and Means member, he has led tariff debates and contributed to the Underwood tariff act, with a background in Yale and New York Law School, and service in the Spanish War and U.S. Volunteers. Born 1878 in New York City, he hails from a prominent family including Burton Harrison and the Cary/Washington line.
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Wilson
Philippines
Congress
New York
Ways and Means
Committee
Harrison
Taft
New York City
Mr. Harrison
Burton Harrison
Jefferson Davis
Burton Torrison
Constance Cary
Virginia Cary
Custis
Washington
Yale
New York Law School
New York Volunteer Cavalry
United States Volunteers
TLAW
Gail Konis
Fane
Commissioner Lind
Rio Grande
Tuerta
Mexico
United States
John Lind
Pyson
Huerta
Lind
Lindon Mexi
Minny
Madero
Wilson Iis
New Minister to Portugal Birch Named by Wilson
Colonel Thomas B. Birch of Burlington New Jersey named minister to Portugal and longtime Wilson ally. Birch, youngest son of James H Birch, helped bring Bryan and Wilson together during the Bryan campaign era. His appointment follows press praise for Wilson’s handling of the Mexican situation and the Lind mission’s efforts to mediate peace under Huerta.
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Portugal
Thomas B. Birch
Burlington
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
Gireb
Perui
James H. Birch
William J. Bryan
Colonel Birch
Mr Bryan
President Wilson
Burlingten
Caramel Nut Fudge and Other Household Tips
This page offers recipes and home remedies: how to make caramel nut fudge with sugar milk and butter, bake bread pancakes from a stale loaf, and clean linen with oxalic acid. It includes a light humor segment with a classroom joke about the earth's axis and imaginary clothes, plus a curious note on a plant that supposedly coughs. It ends with brief notices about aKeokuk fish transport and a worm killer product advertisement.
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