Trescott Bros Rice Croquettes in Milk Sauce
A Choteau Acantha recipe by Trescott Bros. Pubs. combines rice and milk to form a thick mixture. Add parsley yolks, salt, pepper, then shape into cylinders, breaded and fried. Serve with meat gravy.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
Proper Hair Care Tips From An Old Manual
Do not wash hair more than once a month. Brush thoroughly with a coarse brush to keep it clean. Water should be used only when washing. Massage the scalp with cushion tips of the fingers to avoid scratching. Avoid irritation to prevent dandruff. Apply borax and glycerin lotion after massage to soothe dryness.
Wedding Etiquette at the Bride’s Home Reception
The father and mother of the bride host and greet guests before the ceremony. The sequence starts with the bride and groom, then the maid of honor and bridesmaids, followed by the men of the party and finally the parents. The line dwindles to the couple as guests mingle and men ensure proper introductions and smooth access to the couple.
Artificial Storm at Sea near Aboukir
In Aboukir near Alexandria residents witnessed a dramatic sea event after 16 tons of dynamite were submerged at sea. The explosion caused a submarine earthquake heard for miles, a waterspout rising to about 2000 feet, and a whirlpool of seething water as if a hurricane swept the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboukir
Alexandria
Heir Seeks Suitors for Wife in Paris Matrimonial Bureau
A wealthy Parisian, weary of supporting his nephew, hires a bureau to find a husband for his wife Ile. He discovers her photo in the candidate album and confronts her, she retorts it was last year when doctors had given up on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Lotion for Tired Eyes Advice from a Past Era
A traditional eye remedy recommends fifteen drops of spirits of camber and boric acid in two thirds of a cup of boiled water, cooled and strained. The mixture is to be applied with an eyecup several times daily, and the text warns against wearing spotted veils or reading in dim light. It attributes poor vision to abuse or neglect.
Rose Geranium Flavor For Leaf Cake
Wash and dry rose geranium leaves and lay them on a plate. Turn the cake out onto it and leave until quite cold. Steam from the cake absorbs the leaf flavor, yielding a delicate taste beyond any rose flavoring.
Apple paste cures freckles on hunting skin
A sour, very juicy apple is rubbed on freckled skin from riding across country. The cut surface treats the freckles, which disappear after a few applications.
Do Fine Work Dredges Profit in Low Grade Gravel
Dredges used to extract gold-bearing sand from river beds can be profitable when six or seven cents worth of gold is recovered per 3 tons of gravel. The method highlights economical operation for small gold yields.
Learning the Business Algy and Freddy discuss work plans
Algy tells Freddy he visits his father's office to learn the business. Freddy confirms he is being mentored by his father and doing not more than learning the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algy
Freddy
Philadelphia Bulletin
Face Skinning Parlor In Paris Draws Curious Tourists
An odd Paris storefront promises “face skinning” with a cheeky legend for ladies. A weary American tourist visits the tiny establishment where appointments are flaky and the “professor” admits moods. He claims daily scrubs hasten finer skin and draws repeating patrons despite the odd method and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monsieur
Treating the Skin Daily and Uncle Sam's Pets feature
A dermatology column extols daily skin scrubbing and sun burns for a pink complexion, urging extreme cleansing and creams. The second piece details the Smithsonian led National Zoological Park origins, funding, and notable specimens from Alaska bears to Tasmanian devils and harpy eagles.
Tradition in the Senate Sparks Sudden Resignation
A humorous Success Magazine anecdote recalls Idaho's two month senator who spoke loudly on his first day after being sworn in prompting Edmunds to quit days later. The tale illustrates an old Senate custom that new members wait a year before delivering formal speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of the
United States
George E. Edmunds
Vermont
Idaho
McConnell
Adraunds
Edmunds
Success Magazine
New Face Skinning Method Promises Quick Complexion Change
A physician markets a radical facial treatment that literally skins the face using brushes and towels, promising a white, smooth complexion after brief sessions. He claims men typically have clear skin, while women need ongoing treatment, and contrasts this with a traditional, painful plaster-based method.
Barons Toast At Wassail Feast In Merry Quip
In a playful scene a baron xplains the cost of hospitality at a grand wassail. The exchange ends with a quip about bartenders and their care for liquor as yeasty banter echoes through the hall.
Her Charm A playful quip about a hostess
A witty Puck caption questions why a hostess is charming. It suggests she is chiefly an extended presence to one man, framed as a light aside in a humorous exchange.
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Puck
Brewer Finds Use for Spoiled Beer in Cement Making
A brewer says there is no need to throw out sour beer. He explains cement makers buy spoiled beer to use in hardening cement joints, replacing acid with a cheaper, effective substitute.
Arkansas Congressman Resembles Dr Mary Walker
The description notes Congressman R B Macon of Helena Arkansas with a thin face resembling the famed suffragist Dr Mary Walker. During a floor moment ex Congressman Loud from California observed Macon and Jim Sherman of New York asked about his identity. Sherman answered that Macon is an alias and he really is Dr Mary Walker.
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Mary Walker
R. B. Macon
Helena
Ark
Macon
Loud
California
Arkansas
Jim" Sherman
New York
Sherman
Root Gives Up Golf for Public Service
Former secretary of war Elihu Root, pioneer of the Nassau club, quit golf after moving to Washington to ride horseback. The president dismisses golf as a grandmother’s game.
Women in the State Department Highlight Few Among Clerical Staff
The article notes a small number of women in the state department including Miss Margaret Hanna Miss S Sheridan Miss M MacNaughton and Mrs Emma Watkins. It details their roles as treaty transcribers translators auditors and emphasizes the demanding linguistic and administrative work, citing Arctic Alaska postmasters as a troublesome reporting area.
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Department of State
Margaret Hanna
S. Sheridan
M. MacNaughton
Bureau of American Republics
International Department
MacNaughton
Paris
Emma Watkins
Porto Rico
Philippines
Watkins
Arctic
Alaska
Census Bureau and its expanding role in crime statistics
The Youth's Companion notes the Census Bureau's growth beyond counting people to studying economic, social, and industrial questions. It highlights a director’s proposal to collect judicial statistics, including numbers and types of crimes and offenders, to gauge crime trends and law enforcement progress across regions and time.
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Census Bureau
Washingtons Destiny and the Capitol Annexes
The article lauds Washingtons bid to become a premier world capital. It notes the House annex and Senate annex, each planned with a $10,000,000 outlay, identical in size and design. Both flank the Capitol to harmonize the architectural scheme and emphasize the dome.
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Washington
House
Senate
Capitol
Library of Congress annual report on holdings
The report by Herbert Pit nam lists the library’s holdings including 1 344 618 books 2 744 maps and charts 183 724 artistic prints and 410 352 pieces of music The manuscripts form a valuable collection not yet enumerated pending grouping into volumes Many are of permanent value and interest
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Library of Congress
Herbert Pitnam
Librarian of Congress
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Lieut
Todd
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Women IN State Department
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