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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
6
Guidance on humane horse training stressing understanding over punishment. Read the horse’s eye, avoid harsh methods, and use the whip sparingly as a last resort. Emphasizes patience, calm tone, and winning the horse’s confidence for safer, willing obedience.
The streets of Paris are lined with trees and when one dies a replacement of the same kind is brought from state forests. The procedure is costly but maintains Paris as the most beautiful modern city.
William Harris works at Arnaud's fish market and Eddie Clough joins the city market. Doyle buys a horse from John Dwyer. the Quirk children recover from scarlet fever. Miss Whittemore visits Springfield. the Knickerbockers visit Newton Street. City figures: Brigham named station agent at Bolton. Slade joins Vassar math staff. Beaudry forms new orchestra. Nedreanu opens cobbler shop. Community updates, travel plans, and a bicyclist caution note.
Miss Ethel A. Stone daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas H Stone of Marlboro has been appointed piano teacher at Craggencroft Classical Institute Duluth Minn She is a past pupil of New England Conservatory and graduate of Faelton piano school The term begins Sept 13 and she departs Sept 1 for her new post
The Vindicator lauds Rev. U. S. Davis of this city as an eloquent divine heard here for months. He attended Sunday services in Marlboro and was greeted by the largest crowds in recent memory. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Davis followed Monday evening. He appears a favorite in Youngstown and Marlboro.
It describes morning symptoms of fatigue bitter taste sticky lips and offensive breath as signs of dyspepsia and liver disorders. It promotes U S Army Navy Tablets as a remedy claiming quick relief for weak stomach constipation and sour stomach with a purchase route via mail order from the U S Army Navy Tablet Co.
A 1899 sermon on Daniel 6 10 28 emphasizes Daniel praying openly under threat of death the king’s futile decree and the deliverance by God. It parallels Christ’s sacrifice, notes Darius’s night of grief and Daniel’s rescue, and reflects on faith under persecution.
Horatio Seymour urges using short words to convey ideas plainly. He argues Bible language proves impact, long terms obscure truth, and moral judgments sharpen when expressed in crisp, direct English.
A Russian glassblower wins a premium by inflating a glowing ball to near the required size for the Alexander column. He claims to rinse his mouth with water to refresh him, then uses the steam from the retained water to puff the glass. The crowd is astonished as his method succeeds.
In New York Sothern and Laura Keene clashed over a minor rehearsal dispute. Keene, enraged, sent for him to scold him on stage, but Sothern coolly asked to be allowed to watch her anger, then urged her to continue as he turned down the light.
The so called hugging bee in Humphreys Platte County drew bids based on the hug recipient. A man paid 15 cents for a married woman, only to discover he had hugged his own wife after the blindfold was removed. He demanded his money back in embarrassment.
A brief exchange during a dinner in Harlem Life features two strangers claiming familiarity as they are introduced by their host. One remarks on a remembered face while the other insists on prior acquaintance, setting a curious social tone.
In Calloway County teacher certification exams an applicant defined bric-a-brac as something to throw at a dog. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the humorous misunderstanding reveals the varied knowledge during teacher qualification tests.
COPYRIGHTEOR FOR A JULY DAY BREAKFAST Fananas Boiled Beef Steak Baked Potatoes Raised Biscuit Apple Sauce Oatmeal Cream and Sugar Coffee DINNER Cream of Womato Soup Roast Shoulder of Lamb Mashed Potato Boiled Spinach Pickled Pears Tapioca Cream Fruit and Nuts SUPPER Walnut Sandwiches Plum Sauce Sponge Drops Cocoa
A dense home cooking excerpt outlines thick broiled proiled beef steak prepared over clear coals with fat for greasing, followed by oatmeal as a last course. It then gives cream of tomato soup with milk thickening, boiled spinach, tapioca cream, walnut sandwiches, sponge drops, and a closing note about Emmag Jefferson.
For your scrap book choice recipes from many sources and of acknowledged worth. String beans are cut diagonally into half inch lengths and cooked in butter with salt white pepper. Stir fry five minutes then add hot water gradually until tender. Young beans take about twenty minutes older up to forty five. Nutmeg or onion juice may be added for variety.
Prepare and finely chop carrot turnip and celery to half a cup each. Dice potato and slice onion. Brown the chopped vegetables in four tablespoons clarified dripping, then add potato and cook briefly. Pour in one quart boiling water, cover and simmer 90 minutes, stir occasionally. Season with salt pepper and chopped parsley.
Chop quarter pound bacon add three tomatoes or one cup canned and one onion. Season with paprika or pepper. Cook slowly for 20 minutes. Make an omelet with five or six eggs. Fill center, roll, plate hot, pour remaining sauce around. Garnish with parsley.
A traditional white sauce method uses milk butter cornstarch salt and pepper heated gently until smooth. It suggests variations with onion juice parsley lobster oysters celery salt lemon juice and capers and notes white sauce does not suit dark meats.
Three slices of buttered bread without crusts are cut into pieces and placed in a three pint pudding dish. A pint of milk is heated and poured over to soak. Beat three eggs with three tablespoons sugar and a half pint cold milk. Add hot milk if any remains. Heat custard, add lemon extract, pour over bread, press to soak, grate nutmeg, and bake about twenty minutes in a moderate oven.
Peel and grate cucumbers then drain. Dissolve gelatine in hot water with salt pepper and lemon juice. Mix with cucumber. stuff into tomato shells and chill on ice. Optionally add finely chopped meat and serve in lettuce cups with a garnish.
Wash kidneys boil until tender then cool and slice into tiny pieces. Render fat with butter season with salt and pepper, add milk and simmer gently for thirty minutes. Thicken with flour mixed in cold milk and serve on toast squares.
String wash and cut fine one quart of fresh beans. Prepare with butter salt and pepper as in the preceding recipe. Cook ten minutes then add one half cup boiling water and one pint small new potatoes scraped and quartered. Cover and continue cooking until potatoes are tender adding more water if needed.
Wash and pick the berries then layer in a rich pasted pie plate. Sweeten with sugar, add half a cup of water, dust with a little sour, and cover with a crust for baking.
Pare large sweet peaches cut a section from the top and remove the stone. Fill the cavity with mayonnaise and serve in lettuce cups. An absolute necessity.
An old domestic science passage argues that true cooking focuses on nutrition over mere appearance. It extols whole wheat nutrition, warns against refining flour, and offers The Vital Question with 250 recipes from SHREDDED WHEAT, Worcester MA.
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