Masons Conclave Closes With Banquet Attendance Large
Charles P. Tatt of Cincinnati and William H. Tate's brother presided as United States Grand Masons concluded their annual conclave this morning. Supreme Grand Commander J Leon Abbotta of Boston headlined a banquet at the William Penn Hotel last night drawing about 1,300 Masons and guests including 688 third degree members.
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United States
Jleon M. Abbotta
Boston
Sven
William Penn Hotel
Family Tested By Sister Mart Tomatoes and Sauces
A home canning guide by Sister Mary covers tomato canning methods for whole and crushed varieties plus tomato catsup and chili sauce. It warns against overripe fruit, describes hot water bath processing, sealing, and cooling, and offers basic meal suggestions and a note on feeding young children melons.
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Mary
Ealing
Bacon Adds Flavor to Roast Basting
A tasteless meat gains appeal when two or three strips of bacon are used as basting during roasting, enhancing moisture and savory taste.
Delicate Boiled Fish Flavored With Spices
A boiled fish can gain a gentle flavor by simmering in water with a pinch of celery seed and a peppercorn or two added.
Leftover Fish as Base for Salad or Egg Sauce
Leftover fish serves as a solid base for a salad or can be paired with an egg sauce. The note suggests simple use of remaining fish, highlighting versatility in serving options.
Welsh rabbit as luncheon main dish with greens side
A luncheon main dish of Welsh rabbit pairs well with a simple accompaniment of green vegetables. The dish shines as a hearty, savory centerpiece, complemented by the freshness of the greens.
Fresh Eggs Test: ninth egg spoilage warned
Instruction advises breaking eggs one by one into a saucer to prevent all from spoiling if a ninth egg is bad. The note mentions cyclic advice and ends with garbled text.
Substituting crumbs for meal in Indian pudding recipe
Readable instruction notes that brown bread crumbs and corn meal bread may replace the meal in an Indian pudding recipe. The substitution preserves the dish's character by using available bread crumbs in place of the original meal component.
Dry air preserves cereals and meats for long storage
In a thoroughly dry atmosphere cereals and meats stay fresh for an extended period. The principle emphasizes moisture control to prevent spoilage and retain edibility over time.
Buy For Cash Saves Ten Percent On Monthly Bills
A note urging cash purchases of household products to cut ten percent from the monthly bill. The tip emphasizes immediate savings by paying cash rather than credit or other methods.
Use Celery Stalk Ends for Crisp Salads
Preserve outer stalks and green segves of table celery by dicing them into salads for extra crunch and flavor.
Thief Warned, Caught in Cincinnati Within Ten Minutes
At gunpoint Malcolm Jones, 19, Nashville Tennessee, seized 75 pay envelopes with $100 each from the Atlantic and Pacific Grocery Company paymaster at Cincinnati headquarters. City detectives arrested him within ten minutes in an adjacent lot.
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Cincinnati
Malcolm Jones
Nashville
Tenn
Atlantic and Pacific Grocery Company
Reject Plan to Use Old Site in Columbus
The legislative advisory committee unanimously rejected the state building commission's recommendation to erect a $4,000,000 state office building on the annex site at the state house campus. It also turned down approval to hire architects for plans on the statehouse grounds, and requested any further architect recommendations from the commission.
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Columbus
Legislative Advisory Committee
State Building Commission
Statehouse
Road politics must be eliminated in highway plans
James R. Marker former state highway commissioner told the Hempel joint legislative committee in Columbus that highway work should avoid politics and use brick when possible. The group, chosen last session, probes highway legislation for the next Ohio Legislature session. He urged a state highway commissioner be appointed by a Governor appointed commission including the Engineering Dean, Ohio State University, and highway committee chairs.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
James R. Marker
Columbia
Hempel Joint Legislative Committee
Ohio
Marker
Ohio State University
Senate
House
Mrs Elizabeth Stanton Dies After Carbolic Acid Poisoning
Franklin reports Mrs Elizabeth Stanton 61 wife of George Stanton and mother of two died after ingesting a large amount of carbolic acid yesterday afternoon. Her husband found her unconscious on the floor when he returned from work early this morning.
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Franklin
Elizabeth Stanton
George Stanton
Electric line incident ties church and school to danger
A fragmented report notes an elevator worker dragging a wire across a high tension street light line near a church and school. No injuries are described and authorities are assessing the risk.
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Olic
Judge rules stock market values valid for inheritance tax
Probate Judge W H Lueders of Cincinnati ruled that listed stock values used in the market are the actual values to be accepted for inheritance tax purposes. The decision, issued late Wednesday, affects how estates compute taxes on publicly traded securities.
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Cincinnati
W. H. Lueders
Water Snakes and Fish Bite Question Baffles Locals
In a terse note from our shores, residents wonder why snakes and fish appear unresponsive in water. The mystery persists as no mechanism or pattern emerges to explain the behavior observed in the aquatic environment.
Masons End Annual Conclave in Pittsburgh
Members of the Supreme Council Sovereign Inspectors General of the 33rd Degree Scottish Rite Free Masons from various lodges conclude their annual conclave in Pittsburgh. The gathering reviewed fraternity affairs and set future initiatives.
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Pittsburgh
Supreme Council
Three Men Electrocuted in Detroit Incident
Three men were electrocuted and a fourth severely burned today during work on the new St Thomas Catholic project in Detroit. Authorities stated the accident occurred when systems and wiring failed. Fire officials responded to the scene and began investigations into the electrical fault and safety compliance.
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Detroit
St. Thomas
Four Year Old Drowns in Great Miami River
Maz Burton Weisenbarger, four, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Weisenbarger, drowned in the Great Miami River near the Adams Street Bridge in Troy while attempting to catch crawfish.
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Troy
Maz Burton Weisenbarger
H. G. Wisenbarger
Miami
Adams Street
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Sister
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Saat
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Cone
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Taft
Athens
Ice
Kellogg’s Allbran
Eays
Kellogg’s
Kelioes
Battle Creek
Swennsr, Insurance Co
Mingus and Hixson Meats and Groceries
Washington St
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Cline
van Dyke and Dinsmore
Dinsmore’s Meat Market
F. P. Dinsmore
Hamburger
Grimes
Ees
C.C. Butter
C.c.pork
Fowler
Avondale
Stas
C. C
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NAVY
Bae
Veal
West Union St
Isfield
Esa
Bermuda
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