Baking Tips From Mrs Janet McKensie Hill
Baking guidance from Mrs Janet McKensie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine offers oven rules for rising cakes slow start with moderate heat then browning. It warns against excessive heat stiffening dough and explains why pastry bakes differently from bread with notes on oven size and door openings. It also advertises a KC Cook's Book with a colored certificate from KC Baking Powder.
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Janet McKensie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaguar Mr. Co
Chicago
What DYSPEPTICS Should Eat Physician's Advice
A physician advised stomach sufferers to eat foods that suit their nature and reduce acidity. Avoid irritating items and use milder meals. Swallow a teaspoon of effervescent magnesia in hot or warm water after meals to neutralize acids and aid digestion, then eat normally at the next meal.
Webster School Pupils Strike Over Miss Madden Re-Election
At Webster school five hundred pupils walk out in protest against the school board's failure to re elect Miss Madden as principal. Parents and teachers urge students back to class after police and deputies assist in resuming studies. Similar unrest reported at Maine and other local schools with truancy efforts continuing.
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Butte
Mies Madden
Webster
Rogen
Miss Madden
Miex
Orelock
Ainge Madden
Mise ‘Madden
Tise Madden
Tam Wure
Maine
Miss Oday
Miss
Sherman
Mise Burt
Walkerville
Mise Robinson
Blaine School
Fantomeer Fox
Emerson School
Pirutk
Thi
Prom Tennesse Prom Tennessee Health Trip Return
Ack. Prom Tennesse. overt 1. Trown, nean of the fine department of Contell's store, has returned from a four months trip in search of renewed health. He spent time with relatives and in various worn states. Mr. Trown is a longtime service man in Connells store and his vacation was arranged to restore his health.
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Trown
Contell’s
Connells
Brown
Car line work in Englewood advances slowly
Two weeks needed to complete 25 artaing of ws Englewood car line from Clarke's Smith's roadhouse with grading by city workers. Streetcars run to interruption points from both directions and passengers transfer after walking two blocks. Mayor Amsterdam in London reports $15 bpm-A.diapaten received. Berlin confirms General Hugo von Seldenitz killed in battle. Polar regions cover 6,870,268 square miles with 300,000 inhabitants.
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Artaing
Englewood
Clarke
Smith's
Amsterdam
London
A.diapaten
Berlin
Hugo von Seldenitz
Woman's Club Elects Officers for the Year
The Woman's Club met electing Mrs. Gunn as president, with T J Kills first vice president and Jane Poore second vice, Charles Trish financial secretary, and Mrs. Sam Arthur recording secretary. Ginger served as historian and George Mennie chaired the ways and means. About 26 members attended and votes were largely unanimous. The mothers department will meet Friday afternoon in the clubhouse to appoint officers for the coming year.
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Ronor
Gunn
Spe
Histor
Ginger
Chisirmaan
George Mennie
Ways and
Charles's. Kostwick
Dent
A. Grigg
Mothers’ Department
Mayer's
Commission Seeks Stand on Deliberation Powers
A Republican police commissioner Ellingwood proposes clarifying the commission powers under governing laws. City Attorney Dwyer will rule on delimitations before organizing the new panel with chairman candidates Democrats Liuit Dreibelbie or J.J. Riley. Mayor Lane will guide policy, while officers are reminded they may not enter saloons on duty. past enforcement of this rule is noted.
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OW. Ellingwood
Police Commission
Venter
Dwyer
Tte
Liuit Dreibelbie
J.J. Riley
Elde
Ae & Ria
Lane
Omer of Ch
Ehail
Swift Blues
Atlanta
Police Court Notes Highlight Recurrent Court Faces
Police court notes describe Hanks with a long record before the police judge, a Mexican trader Tur, and Radich Sam Caretor faced charges of joint aggression on South Main Street but released due to insufficient evidence. Evan D. Owen, who threatened his wife and mother-in-law after a two week marriage, was sent to county jail on authority charges. Larkin was fined ten dollars and sentenced on a third degree charge. The item ends with a brief remark about cough remedies sold by drug stores.
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Y Hanks
Jude
Sam Careator
South Main Street
Alley
Evan D. Owen
W Larkin
Tush Daty Niner
Fair
Eskimo girl Columbia Eneutseak visits San Francisco Exposition
Columbia Eneutseak, said to be the first Eskimo child born in the United States and a notable attraction at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco, tours the grounds as guest of Mrs. Mary E. Hart in the Alaska Exposition pavilion. She is described as educated and a graceful dancer in vivid attire.
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Columbia
Clara Kimball Young in My Official Wife
Clara Kimball Young stars in My Official Wife in a dramatized review noting her stage presence and photogenic appeal. The piece comments on Miles Young and a portrait by artist Penehyn Stantans, praising color, expressiveness, and photographic responsiveness.
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Clara Kimball Young
Miles Young
America
Deng
Willams
Rose Lytton
Eulatie Res
Weil
Clyde Fitch Story Delights West Fans In Four Years
A review notes Clyde Fitch's story The Cowboy and the Lady charms Western audiences with fresh scenes from Montana Wyoming and California. Dorothy Lewis's Mother Used to Sing draws praise as she concludes her Hut te engagement while American theater plans another run.
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Clyde Fitch
Futte
White
Vnce
Ani
Montana
Californie
Riteh
Calor” Fe
West
Hutte Mix
Dorothy Lewis
Land
Miss Lewis
Engaes
Pi Aires
Allestar
S.miller Kent
the Plains
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Incidents And Events
Butte residents attended school program proofs at 2:30 pm as field work was showcased. Matt Tracy was struck by a streetcar, suffering a broken nose, while Jacob Osenbrug and Catherine Denny and others received marriage licenses. John V. Dwyer traveled to Helena for a PUC hearing, and Jacob A. Maki fell 120 feet at the Pennsylvania mine after a rock blast as coroner’s evidence emerged.
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F. P. Harrison
B.J Humphry
Dillon
Argyle
Field School
A. Sherrard
Spas
Butte
Sherrard
Lowell Avenue
Wisconsin
Matt Tracy
East
Mercury
Park
Arizona
Tracy
Murray Hospital
Jacob Osenbrug
Catherine Denny
John C. Morello
Barbara Wempler
Harvey Abbe
Deer Lodge
Alvis Johnson
Minnesota
Polydor Vadnats
Coast
Willisi
Californi
John V. Dwyer
Helena
Public Utilities Commission
Jacob A. Maki
Pennsylvania
Iven
An Innocent Sinner at the Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum presents An Innocent Sinner a dramatic piece from Vitagraph plus Who Violates the Law a Lubin three reel drama with Arthur Johnson and other acts including Just a Lark Biograph drama and Harry Duffy singing all week. London Britain plans to curb coal and coke exports to non allied nations with a committee to assess applications.
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Hearstly
Vitagraph Company
Lubin Company
Arthur Johnson
Biograph
London
Slay & C1
Great Britain
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Phoenix
Mattingly
North Main Street
DR. Lamb
Helpion
Code Fitch
American Theater
ACK
Prom Tennessee
Grapiye
Woman's Club
Commission
Undertakers
Ansonia
Marie Walcamp
Wellington
Billie Ritchie
Sherman & Reed
Away
Joseph Richards
John Pe Waite
The
Hole
J. Walsh
Larry Duggan
Henable Undertaker
Butte Briefs
Orpheum
Metro Pictures Corporation
B. A. Rolfe
Rose
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