Susie Fortner’s Newsroom Misstep Leads to Kind Romance
Susie Fortner an aspiring journalist loses her job after a hoax wedding notice misleads Grace Armour and Dalby Randall. She seeks remedy by confessing to Randall, who helps clear the air. The tale ends with Ridley revealing Armours engagement and Susie’s poetic book finding support and love.
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Borry
Mise Fortner
Society
Susie Fortner
Susiq
Chaerin
Mr. Randall
Miss Armour
Susie
Grace Armour
Dalby Randall
Randall
Sarele
Busie
Wardley
Ridley
Ward Ridley
Miss Fortner
W. G. Chapman
Keeping the Child Straight in Home Life Guidance
A short exhortation urges parents to invest in a hospitable home to deter children from street life. It warns that some noise and money may be needed, but the benefit is preserving children’s purity and happiness. The piece emphasizes parental sacrifice for well being and moral upbringing.
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Chicago
Mutual Hostility as Fair Competition In War Era
Commentary notes that what is called fair competition often cloaks mutual hostility under the pretense of war. The passage critiques phraseology that masks aggressive behavior as cooperation.
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Carlyle
Ancient Abydos Pool and Osiris Tomb Unearthed by Egypt Exploration Fund
Excavations at Abydos revealed a subterranean rectangular pool behind Seti I's temple, carved from red quartzite and granite. The site includes a grand ceilinged nave, two colonnades, and cells in the surrounding wall, with water reached twelve feet deep and the tomb of Osiris dating to Seti I.
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Abydos
Egypt Exploration Fund
Egypt
Strabo
Osiris
Seti I
Menephtah
The
Temple
Hawara
Nile
How to Make Clear Soup from Stock and Fowl
The article explains stock basics using veal onion celery and fowl bones to create a rich foundation. It covers simmering times proportions one pint water per pound of meat and bones and the use of parsley bay leaf cloves peppercorns thyme and marjoram for seasoning. It also details clearing stock with egg shell and white to produce a clear soup.
Vegetable Croquettes From Lentils and Beans
A recipe outline for croquettes using beans or peas and a lentil variant. Lentil croquettes require soaking, mashing, mixed with breadcrumbs, egg, and pepper. Sauce is made by creaming butter with milk and adding the lentil mix before shaping and frying.
Silver Parfait Boll and Strawberry Cherry Cream
A home dessert note describes making a silver parfait with sugar and water, folding into whipped egg whites and cream, then chilling with ice and salt. It mentions adding mashed strawberries and whole cherries for a pretty effect, shared from Exchange.
Nut Bread Recipe From An Early Cookbook
A historic recipe describes bread made with two cups of white flour and two cups of graham or whole wheat flour. It includes New Orleans molasses, salt, milk or water, finely chopped walnuts, and a small amount of soda dissolved in milk. Butter is added, with a rise of 20 minutes and bake time about one hour.
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New Orleans
Chocolate Rice Cream from a Old Recipe
Wash Carolina rice and simmer in milk with vanilla until tender. Remove vanilla and stir in cream to make a thick custard. Spoon into custard glasses and dust with powdered chocolate. Use one part rice to four parts milk and four tablespoons sugar, cooking slowly in a double boiler.
Lemon Pie Recipe Notes
A fragmentary recipe describes lemon pie batter using grated lemon rind juice sugar milk butter and egg yolks and whites. Instructions indicate combining yolks with sugar and butter, beating whites, layering in a deep pie plate and baking slowly for about forty minutes.
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Edouard Narille
Greece
Ghizeh
Bresso
Osas
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