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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
6
General Lee recounts finding a wounded, gunner named Funston in Havana. He describes Funston’s injuries a Mauser bullet through the lungs a broken hip and shattered constitution. Lee says he admired his grit and feared Spanish arrest if discovered.
The account describes a hunted man in a Morro Castle setting and a plan to send him to New York for safety. Funston arrives in New York on January 17, 1898 during a blizzard, limps ashore, then returns to Kansas where talk of war grows and he is appointed a colonel of a regiment.
King Edward enjoyed various entertainments and arranged a secret show for Princess Alexandra at Sandringham. J L Toole, on the eve of his 72nd year, recalls his first visit when the Prince of Wales instructed his party to pose as the Spanish ambassador to keep the performance hidden. The heir praised Toole with a warm toast after the show.
N C Goodwin recalls Charles H Hoyt inviting a friend to Nathan Hale in Boston. The friend refuses, citing dislike of Goodwin, but Hoyt insists the play suits him. The tale ends with the friend learning Goodwin is hanged in the last act.
The late William M. Evarts forged light blades of wit and weightier arguments, head of the table at public dinners, and a fountain of quotable quips. The New York Mail and Express highlights his humor and eloquence, including sly anecdotes about President Hayes and temperance.
The article argues three core foundations for good housekeeping and harmony between mistress and maids. It stresses early rising, a defined method, and strict order with a place for everything, claiming these avoid daily friction and save time and brain strain.
A Harper's Bazaar description outlines a parlor overlooking a square designed with a bay window and a fireplace recess. The mistress’s two centers form day and night reading nooks around the window and the hearth, with a writing table and lamps placed before the fire for evening reading. A sofa and chairs frame the window view for afternoon tea.
The spring exhibit shows swings and chain hammocks in larger sizes and varied styles. Enormous frames resemble Dutch settees, while lighter versions in bamboo wicker or rush seats offer decorative options. Some small child models appear in white and wool, ready to be piled with pillows.
Beat butter and sugar creamed together then mix in egg yolks and whites and vanilla. Fold in flour to a rollable dough, cut into shapes, brush with egg white, then sprinkle with cinnamon sugar and place a nut in the center. Bake in a moderate oven until light brown.
Instructions describe cutting chicken for fricassee then pan roasting in a hot oven. Dust with pepper, add water, baste often, finish with salt. Serve with a brown sauce made from pan liquid and browned flour. From Ladies' Home Journal.
If root vegetables such as carrots parsnips or turnips become soft or withered cut a thin slice from one end and soak in cold water to revive them.
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