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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
4
A scattered excerpt lists several baking and dessert recipes from a home cookbook. It mentions Baked Round Steak with simple seasoning and water, Orange Tea, Orange and Lemon Sherbet, Cream Torte with dates walnuts and whipped cream, Pineapple Puff with egg whites and grated pineapple, and a note on serving garnish with preserved pineapple.
A brief note suggests Germany may hold obscure vin lineup records with a reference to Berlin and a title titled The Last Tear.
Cy H. Lyle Jr of Johnson City passes naval academy physicals and is sworn in. He was waived for height and appointed by Senator Taylor. after Taylor’s death Senator Sanders has shown personal interest in the editor's son from the Johnson City Comet, a Baltimore convention secretary.
Continued rules require scholars to be selected from college students and not to appeal college decisions. Reports on scholars will be sent to the Southern railway Company. Each beneficiary must sign an agreement to serve as a farmer or educator near railway lines for at least three years after graduation.
The White City Laundry is incorporated with a board of directors and officers led by Jesse Nave as president and J Coleman as secretary and treasurer. J. M. Gaunt, Bank of Commerce, Attorney D. M. Guinn, and Alex Patterson join stockholders and directors alongside Harwood, the superintendent with 25 years of laundry experience, noted for fine work.
In this cause it appears the Linville Bobbin Company is indebted to the plaintiffs and is a non resident of Tennessee. An original attachment on their property is ordered with publication in the Comet for four weeks in Johnson City Tennessee. The defendants must appear before a justice of the peace at the Johnson City office on the 10th day of August WH2 to make defense or default will be entered.
Instructions describe preparing spare ribs with apple and crumbs, roasting with potatoes and onions, and serving with vegetables. Another rib dish outlines chilling beef, chopping, and reboiling in broth. A Creole sauce for frank steak uses onions peppers ham garlic tomatoes bay leaves cloves allspice and cornstarch. Mushrooms optional.
Alpine refuges serve as refuge huts across the Alps, maintaining telephonic and telegraphic links with monasteries and mountain houses. The network ensures communication between alpine shelters and religious houses high in the ranges.
Gov McMillin and Mrs McMillin toured Johnson City on Tuesday during his East Tennessee campaign. They joined Col C H Lyle after speaking touring the Normal Soldiers Home and other points, praising the breezes and mountain views.
Johnson City reports Shaw, leading the Apiachi…an batting race, sold to the Kansas City Club of the American Association for 1000 dollars. He departs today to join the club, after a season marked by sensational hitting. President John D. Copenhauer and Secretary Fisher announced the sale and move.
BASE BALL NOTES report the Boldiers won both ends of a Tuesday doubleheader against Cleveland but lost the third game yesterday. Slugging visitors and the use of turveless balls hurt local pitchers. Brian, noted as top outfielder and batter, sold to Kansas City for 1000 dollars and will play on a new field today. Fans follow him. officials credit his talent and character. Soldiers try two new pitchers Weaver and Sheckers. Weaver tossed a six inning shutout Tuesday.
The document announces an attachment against A J Graor and A J Brinkley, non residents of Tennessee, with publication in the Comet for four weeks. It instructs both defendants to appear before a justice of the peace in Johnson City on August 10, 1912 to defend the suit or face further action.
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