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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
6
A fragmentary poem evokes memory and longing as bells toll from an old mansion tower The scene shifts through childhood dreams and a crowded street to a wedding hush The narrator recalls past loves and promises while the bells echo like distant friends across a hundred years
A dramatic confrontation unfolds as a woman accuses a man of theft and deceit. The scene escalates with threats of custody and execution, while the accused tries to exit as the accuser vows to pursue his guilt and confront him at every turn.
A narrator recounts a tense sequence in a Strand hotel involving Mrs Lascalle Trevor and a male waiter, as threats of police action loom. He seeks aid from Clearer Caxton to face the mounting accusations, while internal suspicions and a perilous bedroom scene unfold.
Sam Southam is confronted by a dangerous figure in a bedroom as a knife is revealed and allegations of murder surface. A staged deception unravels, Mrs. Barnes unexpectedly helps reveal the truth, and Southam is escorted downstairs to face the law amidst tense accusations and shifting loyalties.
A notice announces next week’s publication of original short stories in this journal. The lead tale is The Chase of the Sally by W Clark Russell, noted for its power and charming prose. Reads like a chain of incidents in the usual Blanchard style, with descriptive writing praised.
Advice on modest wedding entertainments with afternoon tea and simple cakes. Instructions cover treats, sandwiches, pastries, beverages, table layout, hiring staff, and roles for servants and ushers. Details include cake sourcing, decor ideas, and church departure procedures for the bride and groom.
A dated housekeeper recipe details Viennoise pudding instructions with specific ingredients and steps. It describes steaming a mixed fruit pudding with wall onbin, castor sugar, cherries, lemon rind, milk, eggs, and raisins, then soaking bread, arranging in a mold, covering with buttered paper, and steam cooking for two and a half hours. The text emphasizes careful water level, even steaming, and avoiding burning. A second dish may be prepared while the pudding cools, then the mixture is folded with eggs and wine.
The fragment describes preparing chicken a la Roumaine with browned joints, tomato pulp, stock, and a macaroni garnish with olives, plus oyster fritters with bacon and cayenne. It mentions preparing shakale and serving with lemon butter, ending with a quote from a Gipsy Woman about a chilling, mis
A fragmented piece reports on unsafe stage lighting and fan humiliation during a Paris concert, linking a heat source to a chemical hair treatment. It laments theatre draughts, urges better ventilation without harsh conditions, and notes curative claims for varicose veins with blistering methods.
A German physician traces hunger to stomach blood vessels rather than emptiness, noting that hunger follows digestion. He explains that in many anemic patients appetite returns with stomach blood fill, while nerves of the mouth and tongue affect appetite. disputes about leprosy perception and public rumor also appear, with legal shifts on publications about disease.
Folet of Lille proposes an anti drink campaign to curb alcohol misuse among the rising generation. He depicts dire social ills and argues education and moral messaging, not political upheaval, will uplift the nation. He favors a soap advertising style to impress the dangers of alcohol on the public.
A discussion on smoky chimneys in London tenements. It describes common shafts and shared staircases, with rooms opening into them, reducing privacy and allowing smoke to fill corridors. It notes poor ventilation when chimneys and grates are closed, and air circulation failures affecting tenants.
A garbled extract surveys global products and practices from wool and cabbage to bayonets and khaki. It touches on European unity, a Russian canal, silk production, Hungarian feather lore, fiddle making in Markneukirchen, heredity eye color trends, and Thiers’s 1871 warning about European colonial cooperation.
A jumble of comic extracts and misheard dialogue appears, with Ethel and Captain Young featured in a charity ball context. The text shifts to humorous quotes about money and furniture installments, a line about a child crying from throat syrup and pork, and a note that the oldest known artesian in Lillers, France dates to the twelfth century.
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