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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
7
GOY Wilson denies rumors of factional strife affecting his incoming administration. He stated there will be no trouble and that predicting trouble is foolish. Upon returning home he will meet party leaders, though no formal engagement has been made except with Bryan.
A recipe instructs to simmer one onion in a pint of milk until tender then pour over three quarters of a pound of dry breadcrumbs. Add a quarter teaspoon each of mace and red pepper, a tablespoon of butter, soak the crumbs, then mash smooth. Season and boil once before serving.
Basting a turkey with one pint or more of cream instead of water or batter can yield a juicier baked turkey. For gravy, remove the pan from heat while adding thickening, then return to heat and cook until smooth to prevent lumping.
W A May vice president of Willville Tron & Coal testified in the Senate impeachment case that he did not intend to influence Archbald as a judge. He described offering to sell a Katyild coal dump for 84 500 to E J Williams after Archbald inquired about the dump. May also said Richard Bradley agreed to buy the dump but he did not know Bradley would pay 20 000. A separate item reports George Littlewood, famed cyclist, died in London from tuberculosis at age. His career highlights included a Madison Square Garden win in 1888 and other major American races.
A lengthy Vermont Senate and House session covered taxation bill debates and amendments. It notes opposition to a license reduction for male dogs, passage of a joint resolution on Panama Canal events, and discussion of a detention farm for minor criminals amid hearings on state salaries and public measures.
An aged Connecticut gentleman touts temperate living and fresh air to ward off disease. He praises a tonic with iron as a powerful builder for the body and vitality, claiming it restores strength for the elderly and offers a money back guarantee through Red Cross.
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