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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1891
Page
8
Demonstration at 174 Tremont Street covered recipes for bisque of lobster baked fish with oysters curry of mutton rice croquettes with jelly potato fritters and chocolate pudding with detailed steps for lobster prep and sauce, fish crust and hollandaise, mutton curry and rice croquettes, plus tips on butter cream and beating egg whites.
A three month seaside chapter recalls Wilhelm a pale timid German boy who fled grief for his mother and father in a ship voyage to America. He joins a family tree of love as Jack and sisters save him after a dangerous rock cave incident and a near drowning. Also notes Wallace Chapman a Kansas City boy famed for reciting poetry and songs and a collection of antique watches.
The article traces medieval era wearable timepieces and then shifts to agricultural use of bones. It explains bone composition, gelatine and nitrogen content, and how grinding, boiling, or steaming bones yields bone meal and superphosphates. It compares bones with phosphate rocks and discusses on farm mixing, acids, and the value of phosphates for crops.
Harper's Weekly describes the forging of large guns. Jackets and rings are heated to fit tightly around a gun tube, then cooled to grip. The process requires precise math for fit, and large calibres cost about $100,000 each, making navy ordnance a costly item Congress supports.
The White-Smith Company lists Easter music for piano and singers with singles from Wagner and others, dance pieces by White and Gobbaerts, and orchestral arrangements for multiple instruments. Also advertised are singer series, popular mandolin albums, and self-instruction works by various composers with prices ranging from 25 to 75 cents.
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