Stranger Helps Man With Satchel at Springfield Boarding House
A traveler, carrying a brother's satchel, guides another man to a Springfield boarding house. Inside the gate he introduces Mrs. Smith, the keeper, to a young friend who has a felon and seeks lodging briefly until he can move on. The scene conveys social dynamics and the hint of trouble surrounding the satchel bearer.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Mr. Tyson
Illinois
Douglas
Abe
Lincoln Shrines and a Nation Devoted to His Memory
The piece reflects on Lincoln’s enduring legacy across speeches and shrines. It notes pilgrimages by students and scouts to Springfield, the Lincoln Memorial and Washington’s monuments, and confirms Oldroyd’s collection poised for government purchase. It recalls Lincoln’s life, beliefs, and pivotal acts like the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
America
Earth
Springfield
Iowa
Missouri
Chicago
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Washington Memorial
Washington Monument
Oldroyd
Lin
Coln
Congress
Tenth Street
Osborn H. Oldroyd
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Henry Ford
United States
Thomas Proctor
St. Barnabas’ Home
Gibsonia
Tyson
Little Frosted Cakes From USDA Tested Recipe
USDA researchers publish a decorative tiny cake method using shallow 9 inch squares cut into diamonds or shapes. Frosting options include white, vanilla, chocolate, or caramel. decorations feature candied fruit and nuts. recipe covers plain cake, frosting, and orange lemon icing to cover five sides of small cakes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Home tips for erasing common stains at home
The United States Department of Agriculture explains simple methods to remove most stains at home. Knowledge of the stain and fabric guides the treatment, with hot water avoided for unknowns, while boiling water can help fresh fruit stains on white or fast colored fabrics.
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Lincoln
Department of History
Smithsonian Institution
Mississippi
Denton Offutt
Sangamontown
Illinois
New Orleans
New Salem
James Rutledge
Ann Rutledge
Statesman
Sangamon
Memphis
Vicksburg
Natchez
Douglas
Freeport
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Blancmange and Ivory Puddings A Made with Cornstarch
Blancmange is a flavored milk dessert thickened with cornstarch and sometimes gelatin or eggs. The article notes variations such as ivory pudding and snow pudding, serving ideas, and a basic method: heat milk, thicken with cornstarch, sweeten with sugar, butter, salt, and vanilla, then cool and serve with fruit or cream.
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United States Depart of Agriculture
Proportions of Food For Proper Diet
The United States Department of Agriculture notes a diet should balance foods by groups. About two percent from fruits and vegetables, twenty percent from milk and meat, thirty percent from cereals, forty percent from sugars and fats. A proportionate diet provides needed minerals and vitamins.
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United States
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