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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
4
Tim Manly and Curry of Codfish describe boiling two pounds of codfish for fifteen minutes, shredding it, preparing a white sauce with butter flour and milk, then mixing in the fish. Season with salt pepper and curry powder and serve atop toast strips brushed with cream.
Indiana circuit court Judge George W. Beeman returns all railroad free passes saying passes influence recipients and it is unwise for a judge to accept such favors, likening it to taking $100 from a farmer hoping to gain favorable litigation in his court.
An elderly speaker notes that today’s young men have education and business training advantages over earlier generations, while a young man counters that they still lack any real advantage over one another. The exchange contrasts generational prospects and competition.
A New York patrolman is a university graduate who reads Greek and Latin, holds a medicine degree, formerly chaired a college department, and possesses numerous other uncommon achievements for a police officer.
The University of Chicago libraries report 1500 books missing due to overdue returns. The theological collection suffered the heaviest losses, according to Charles A. Torrey, the inspector of libraries. The article notes the risk of early shopping and playful shop girl banter as a cultural aside.
In Asti California a hillside cistern 104 feet long 34 feet wide and 24 feet deep was formed for wine storage. The concrete lining is two feet thick with an impermeable glaze. The tank holds about 500000 gallons.
A philosopher notes that contentment shields wealth and poverty but argues that a contented poor man’s relatives face discouragement and envy. The remark contrasts personal peace with social pressure within families.
The instructions describe broiling frog legs quickly to brown the exterior without charring the interior. Season with salt pepper and melted butter, finish with lemon juice, and serve immediately with buttered toast.
A humorous exchange shows Little Edward wishing for whiskers like papa. His mother gently questions the practicality, and Edward answers that whiskers would hide when his neck needs washing, revealing a charming domestic moment.
The queen remains in good health after the royal court returns to Windsor. Each morning at nine she travels to Frogmore in an open Victoria carriage for a cool breakfast, then rests in tents and takes airing in a donkey chair. Messengers and grooms coordinate deliveries from the castle, and daily routines continue with luncheon at two, a late afternoon drive to Frogmore, tea, and dinner at nine.
Professor James E. Talmage states that irrigation diverts more water from Utahs Great Salt Lake tributaries causing the lake to shrink and become more acrid each year. He predicts that within a century the lake may be replaced by a glittering bed of dry salt.
The Tenth Pennsylvania regiments were moved from San Francisco to Chicago at a cost of 30861 dollars, with free transport from Chicago to Pittsburgh provided by the Pennsylvania railroad which managed all arrangements on the route. A Buchanan Bros display promotes lap robes and John M Lawrence & Co advertises White frost flour.
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