Cookery in Bolivia Describes Stoves and Chupe Dish
Sucre Bolivia reports the Bolivian cooking method with ground ovens and clay roasters. Chupe is the national staple a stew like mixture of mutton meats fish vegetables and grains kept simmering for successive meals. In distant towns the dish loses quality and travelers often rely on canned meat and bread.
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Her Little Confidence Game on the Railroad Train
A Chicago Post snippet portrays a girl resembling a conductor in a pretend railroad game. She confiscates a paper ticket from her father and notes it is invalid after yesterday, demanding cash or a ride off the train. he pays a dime, sheepishly admitting worry.
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Notable Salaries Highlight Historic Pay Scales
The record shows George Gould received 5,000,600 dollars over ten years for services rendered at 500,000 dollars annually. The era’s top salary cited is 75,000 dollars per year paid to Sir William Co. Van Horn during his tenure as Cana road president.
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The Converted Bum Tale Shows Two Men United by Charity
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