Nursery Cookery for Children in Warm Weather
The article discusses dietary guidance for children during hot weather. It advises lighter, nutritious foods and careful milk handling for babies, noting summer digestion is tougher and heat requires moderated portions. It stresses keeping milk pure and cooled, with pasteurization or sterilization preferred when feasible, and promises continuation next week.
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Tie Syston
Indy
Stern
Iit
Ely
Salmon Croquettes From Leftover Cooked Salmon
For your scrap book, remove bones from boiled salmon. Flake and mix with half a lemon juice. Heat milk, butter, and flour to make a smooth sauce, add salmon, cook briefly, then cool. Shape into croquettes, roll in breadcrumbs, beat eggs, and fry until golden.
Parisian chocolate and bean supper dishes
A recipe for Parisian chocolate with hot water milk and whipped cream is provided, followed by a bean and potato onion dish. The chocolate method uses two tablespoons of hot water sugar and milk then served with whipped cream. The second dish soaks beans boils potatoes and onions to finish hot.
Macaroul with veal and rich sauces in old kitchen style
A culinary guide outlines preparing macaroul in a buttered pan with veal or tongue and Parmesan cream, plus a browt-sauce glaze. It also describes dough for oatmeal cakes, sweetbreads dice with lemon and paprika frying batter, and a lobster dish with crab crumb topping and savory mold baking.
Flounder Dish Braised In Butter And Cream
Instructions describe washing and dressing a flounder then simmering in boiling water, tilting with two teaspoonfuls of lemon, and rocking gently. Drain and plate, then glaze with melted butter, add chopped parsley, and finish with a buttered sauce of flour, fish liquor, salt, cayenne and cream.
Pickled Salmon How To Make Pickled Salmon For Storage
Instructions for pickling boiled salmon leftover from dinner. Chop or cover salmon with a vinegar spice infusion including mace cloves allspice and pepper simmer five minutes then pour over the fish. Cover and chill until needed. Similar method for oysters and lobster meat with seasoning.
Culinary mishmash of fried corn cakes and pork hash
This fragment describes making corn cakes with eggs flour fat and seasonings followed by a pork and onion preparation. It includes frying batter in butter, adding molasses and flour to a gravy, spicing with ginger cloves and cinnamon, baking, and serving with bread squares.
Recipe fragment for chicken and rice dish
A fragmented cooking note describes combining chicken and rice with flour and sugar, stirring into a smooth base, then seasoning. It instructs adding a pint of sweet milk just before serving. The text is garbled with unclear terms and spellings.
Stewed Berries Baked Under Top Crust Dish
A recipe note describes stewing berries with minimal water to prevent burning, sweetening to taste, then layering the fruit on a pie crust in a shallow dish. A thin crust tops the berries and the dish bakes until the top browns.
Vegetable Soup From Pantry Sliced to Soup Staples
A readable recipe card shows a simple vegetable soup method. Slice one large onion two potatoes one carrot one half small yellow turnip add chopped parsley and celery fry in butter until nearly cooked then add two quarts stock and half a cup tomatoes, boil season and serve.
Roasted Fruit Skins Piled Under Sugar Dusting
A single side is seasoned with fruit skin, then baked until dark. The fruit is removed to a hot dish, covered and sugared before serving immediately.
Dates Baked Between Crusts With Apples
A recipe describes washing one cup dates in warm water, pitting them, and slicing small. Mix with stewed and sweetened apples, place between two pastry crusts, and bake like a plain apple pie.
Clubbing Offer for Weekly Free Press and Periodicals
The Weekly Free Press offers a clubbing arrangement with leading periodicals at low rates. Subscriptions begin without change of address notices, and the club includes many titles such as Boston Journal Caledonian Harper’s Weekly Century Cosmopolitan Demorest’s Forum and more. Subscribers may receive multiple papers. stamps should be sent for replies.
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Weekly Free Press
Weekly Pree Press
Boston Journal
ATONA
Boston Weekly
Boston
Caledonian
Johnsbury
Century Maraainc
Chicino Leder
Christian Herald
N.Y
Cosmopolitiar
Demorest
Forum Eee Frank Be Ih
Zsopular Monthly
Horner's Wagatsspeasky
Harper's Magazine
Cece
Harpers
Harpers Hound Table
Home Market Bulletin
Flousehold
Ces
Poultrymian Ladies’ Home Journal
Leslie's Weekly
Literary Digest
M-Clure’s Magazine
Mirror and Farmer
Munsey’s
New York Weekly Tribune
New York
Tribune
New York Worlds
New England Barmer
Review of
Scientific American
Saint Nicholas Teere Preeres
Alwayen
Wedding Cards From Wree Press Association
Money in your pocket and you are sure to be satisfied if you get the wedding cards of the Wree Press Association.
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Wree Press Associa
War news, standoffs and trials across June week
A digest of the week featuring standstill military actions in South Africa with looming clashes at Laings Nek, legislative clashes in Congress on ocean surveys and armor plate, boxers threats against foreigners, burglaries and arrests in Massachusetts and New York, naval moves, civil unrest in St. Louis, and local crime trials alongside society notes and college events.
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South Africa
Laings Nek
House Conference Committee
Congress
Senate
Crisia
James N. Brady
Benton Postoffee
Indiana
Missouri
North Dakota
Bryan
Charles T. Parker
New York
Boston
Stephen Yates
Worcester
Mass
Brooklyn
Haverhill
Maass
Socialistic Labor Party
Maloney and Rommel
Clark
Montana
Copper King
Dr Hovey
Newton
Dupont
Newport
R. I
K. Benedict
Cleveland
Lowell
George F. Kittredge
Hobson
United States
Mary Sullivan
Teston
U.S
Helena
Manila
Kruger
Transvaal
William Rideout
Malden
Hoboken
N. J
Jack Daly
Wid McPortland
Waterbury
Conn
Ruhlin Denovieces Fitzsimmons
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Socialist Labor Party
Gray
Tufts College
House
Worth Adams
William T. Walker, Jr
Harvard Law School
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lynn
Lxpect
Trenton
Board of Health
Jack Chinn
Taylor
Kentucky
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
O. O
Howard
Congregational Home Missionary Society
eLondon Tinancjers
Turkey
Ex-Governor Page Denounces Free Press Letter Font
Vermont letter to readers from ex governor Page angrily rebukes a weakly signed piece in Middlebury claiming corruption. Page says he authorized no payment for beer or rumor votes since the Comphi et was inaugurated and he will retire if proven untrue.
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Tyde Park
Frei Presa
Middlebury
Cietion
Free Press
Poobagve
Quad
Creamery Notes Show May Butter Prices and Production
The Cabot creamery reports May butter prices with a highest test of 6.70 and a lowest of 21 cents per pound. The Verdige test stands at 185, and the average daily ink receipts are 22 minds. Total butter production for the month reached 22 million pounds.
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Cabot
Reston Dairy Markets Tumble as Butter and Cheese Steady
Reston June 12 markets show butter easing with best creamery and western lots around 19 to 20 cents. cheese remains easy on new stock while old stock holds firm. Meat and produce trade numbers mix with flour rising on wheat gains and hay and straw markets steady amid ample supplies.
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Reston
Liverpool
Ilfe
Keane
Vlal
California
Lima
Eneyv
Brightons
Ste
Faneyv
Veale
Tae
Faney Brichtons
Southern
Arnostook Green Mountains
Hebrons
Dakota
Vermont
New York
New Southern
Ben Davis
Jersey
Delawares
Baltimores
Florida
South
Ryan
Merit
Timothy Shed
Mess Poe
Vermont Village News Celebrates Graduates And Public Works
Village events center on graduation ceremonies with Miss Myrriette Mae Welgohineots and classmates from the grammar school receiving diplomas amid honors. The community also notes completion steps for a new water system, a baseball game, and a church and civic actions impacting local families and officials.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water signals trouble and touts sample bottles and free literature. The piece also lists local graduation events and late 19th century tax figures as part of a miscellaneous page.
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Dr. Kilmer
SwampRoot Co
Williston Community News Briefs and Notices
Williston residents report a June wedding of Thomas Whitheih Hatten and Mary Bomford. Abram (tanker) of Bint Nebrasha is noted deceased with wife and daughter. Obituaries and church events fill the page along with family milestones and upcoming work on the vault.
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Thomas
Tapetse
Marvinlark
Miles Obhild
Julia Dase
King’s Draughters
Elmer Patten
Probate Court Weekly Summary of Estates and Public Notices 1900
Week ending June 13 1900 summary of probate actions in Burlington Shelburne Jericho Huntington and other towns includes estate settlements inventories appraisals guardianships and administrators appointed. Also lists unclaimed letters in Burlington post office for week ending June 2 1900 with women and men recipients including May Hopper Nellie Thatcher and James Bond among others.
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Drury
Burlington
Catherine Bacon
Hardnavon
la Sued
John Clark
Shelburne
Devree
Machel Mc Marlin
Hinesburgh
Hauie
Woll Langer
Jericho
Orren Riuweon
Giardian
Ward
Brattleboro
Isabella Belden
Harriet M. Ashley
Milton
Augustne W. Hunley
Mara Horford
Charlotte
John W. Stevena
Huntington
Lucretia
A. Sutton
Blow T. Prouty
Timothy ‘Thompson
Hurne
Lucien ET. Howe
Sriche
Mind Blatt
Mra
Alt. Carpenter
Mre
A. DeGoste
Mire
M. L
Doughiss
Mis Wisk
Miss May Hopper
Livgie Mearitt
Miss J Viele
Bde Rowell
Mia
Charlies Theampeon
Nellie Thatcher
Men's List
A. FE
Blanchard
Bertham & Co
J. Bond
James Basiliar
J W. Dutton
Nelson Dione
Pfobrisknut
Looks That Are Gone in a Baldfaced Journal Note
A fragmentary journal item reflects on hair loss and regret with garbled lines mentioning looks that are gone and a possible portrait of a girl. The text reads as disjointed verse notes from a diarist.
Accident Delays Train Lead to Distressed Shoulder Injury
Huntington reports Verty Hrewster severely injured after a Friday accident near Richmend while attempting to board a 1 o'clock train to Hurlington. He was found unconscious with a dislocated shoulder and facial injuries, transported to Martin Sherman's home before returning home for recovery. Nearby residents include Miss Mead and Mrs Thinkwater, with further notes on local happenings and a cellar dig for reidence on East.
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Verty
Richmend
Hurlington
Jacobs
Martin Sherman
Scothold
Mere
Sanford Itese
Lone Thinkwater
N. A. Johns
Miss Mead
Hinesburch
Hinesburgh Caucus Chooses Leaders and Delegates
In Hinesburgh on Saturday night a Republican caucus elected C. G. Peek as chairman and M. Page as secretary. Delegates selected for the State convention include J. B. Bird and E. J. Ray. A horse incident occurred on Hollow Road injuring the animal and breaking a wagon.
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Peek
Tho M. Page
OH Aten
Westernnt Justice
Dees fAy
Andrews
Ann Metven
Curtis Andrew's
Arthur J. Walker
Jo H. Allen
Celestia Livermore
W. E. Andrews
Thomreon's Point
Baldwin
Burliington
Mamie Wetabt
The
BOHR
Saday — Mra. Wilder
Burlington
Dro HO LL. Wilder
Parker House
Uret
Sharhe
Norton
Ho M
Pune
Mre Andersen
Kansas
FP Lye Man
Missionary Society of the Laemoille Kapiiet Association
Bapelet Ehurch Priday
Miss Williems
Spellman Seminary
C. G. Peek
PR Mules
J. B. Bird
E. J. Ray
Morton O'Brien
Hallow Road
J. H. Alien
Jude
Local Notes from Milton and Vicinity This Week
Milton and surroundings report a sequence of social and religious events. A boys baseball game at sex Junction yields a 5 to 11 loss. Ella Herrick of Burlington visits her father Rev Herrick. Children's day exercises at the Congregational church feature a morning sermon and an evening child led program with gifts from the pastor. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including Dr. Reed of Des Moines, Milo Roed of Bangor, and the Caswell family. Rev Herrick and wife attend a state Congregational conference in Newport. Latham completes census work at South Hero, and Pattee and Hall visit Mrs. A Bywwensued.
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St Louis
Providence
Mra
Charles Packard
South Berwick
San Frateleco
Kansas City
Manila
Boston
Lawrence
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Panay
Winthrop Fallon
Brookline
Mass
Cleveland
Elwood G. Tewkabury
New
Anson Phelps Stokes, Sr
General Theological Seminary
Episcopal
Paul Gibter
Pasteur Institute
New York
Kempff
Long
Taku
Pekin
Whitish
Roodegal
Donkerspoor
Weet Newfield
Schooneer
Notmin
Bath
Kimeball
Rhode Island
Williams
Pearson
Emmanuel Church
North China College
Otis
McKinley
War Department
Philippines
Chelsea
Maas
Elbridge W. Locke
Rather Locke
New England
Philadelphia
Somerville
San Juan
Skaguay
St. Louis
Leech Lake
Minn
United States
Frank Hall
Jeba Mra
Serge M. Gardiner
Hyde Park
Oklahoma
Buencamina
Aguinaldo
Gladstone
Newport Exploring Party
Alyssinia
Mombasa
Martin Liberal
British Columbia
Canada
JUNIG
Baxters
Chine Kiane
Neatiell
George Champion
Beton
Buller
Laing
Robert
Toers
Brooklyn
Terry McGovern
Tommy White
Wanger
Dixon
John
Haskell
Lynch
Water Board
Poliece and
Pierilf
Gold Coast
Bliss
Latt
Hoosevelt
East Haven
Conn
Grant
Lucretia Peabody Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Devel
William Warren
Melrose
New York State
Lake George
Cheneya Electric Railway
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Chinatown
Cambridge
Ambassador Choate
Professor White
Harvard
Audienes
Myrriette Mae Wel
Trimet West Henots
Sehoe
Mise
Mabel Wheatley
Hent Hiker
Howat Atherton
Maybelle Chase
Violet Wheatley
Mary Marker
Cies
Mre Alt. Arkrey
PD. Owen
Te Baptist
Greiammir Selina
Johieon
Igi Aetaol
Kruger
Weller
Burlington
Mins
Suiley
Adtetiide
Chie
Vergennes de Companiamente
Ph Arkley
Dol Macomber
Mieeimiber Perce
Renirke
Principad
Pelzesta Sd
High
Tiret
Dles
Clair Reynolds
Archie Pureons
Ormond
Ie. Ley
Drama &6
Drimmiand & Co
Willie Mina
Drummond & Cin E&le
Ines
Pyedaave
Wilmer G. Burchfield
Dilie
Texas
Dlubs
Dacksonville
Girehfield
Freight House
Rattoy
Ridmunds
Coen
Kemunde
Taker
Shiter
Milton Wigh Sehoot
Caswell
Peltier
Benham Wrathord
Areteria
Fether
AL P
M Ferrin
Mael
Mikes Hildreth
Mise Lottie Thaeelton
Malel Parsons
Himney
Walter
Simagly
Adelaide Teachout
Lee
F. F. Sawyer
Sawyer
Frances Wates
Holman Iates
Essex
Wilbur
Eligue
Beth
Yoo Men
Clonk
Porter Screen Ce
Carron
Allen Hy
Whites Kind
Winceskt Steam Launder
FLA
Himile Blais
Fiat View
John Dubrule
Z. A. B. Germain
Alrie Lyedatr
David Lavrin
Louis Mongeo
Oscar Shepard Murstadt
AL Palment
T Louis Marconi
Navter Ciiagris
Lovie Maraty
East Spring Street
Haraby
Twee
Louie Barby, Jr
Chas (Adame
St. Prancis Navier
Octave KE
Bushey
Rebekah Dasmaw
Francis Navier
A.J Audet
Joseph Abalt
Octave Bushey
Barty
Hliekok Street
MHL
S&s
Sex Junction
Ella Herrick
Hr. Herrick
Pt Herrick
J. PD. Reed
Des Moines
Towa
T. D. Roed
Milo M. Roed
Banger
N. Y
E. FE. Herrick
Meeker
Addie B. Landon
Congregational Churches
Newport
Frank Canwell
R. L
A. B. Caswell
D. Latham
South Hero
Grant Pattee
Onelor Ih
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Fy Christiane Terhune Herrick
Ohio
Tiom
Lord Roberts
London
Botha
George Sakis
Sitta
Wholesale
Lena Kaenter
St. Louis Street Railways
Gloucester
Tom Sharkey
Yank" Kenny
United States Naval Observatory
Roland B. Molineux
Court of Appeals
Saratoga
Pei-Tang-Chow
William J. Bryan
Omaha
Roberts
Roodeval
Kroonstadt
Iery
Andover
Frederick J. Brown
Baltimore
van Wyck
Fee Trust
Lowe
Women's Federation
Connecticut
Whitney
Prince Charles
Jimmy Michael
McCalla
Tien ‘Tain
British War Office
Ex-Gov
Commercial
Piro
Minnesota
Lou H
Reine
Tailye
Gialvesta Weta
Zoe
Wylie
State Dairy
Uistoe
Sterdy
State
Western Oatterk
Weelett
Jess Ff
Ito
City
Wilk
Hrokere
Cordova
Soni
Jun
Weeters
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago
Tac
Daly
BSS
Cotman Ro Choi
Boston Copper Market
Parrot
Ptah
Aroadlati
Sind
Valumet
Heela
Utica
Utlew
Ptlen Dairy Board
Ste Too
Sly Creamery
Winooski
Kirtek Clat
Photias Mabereau
Wy J. Yan
Moses Rivers
Gruder Sofodle
Tha
Ruth Kinney
Miss Perkins
Mildred Reytuotete
Oregon
Masten Bilear
Williston
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