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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
6
Million-dollar bets dominate New York election wagers
The New York financial district has seen bets totaling well over a million dollars on the election. Wagers ranged from 2 to 1 on McKinley to 5 to 1 as the campaign closed, with top individual winnings cited as Louis Vermeer at about 62,000 and Jacob Field around 75,000. Mendham Bros. reportedly stand to gain 50,000 for clients. J. J. Judge, an outside broker, directed 20,000 of his funds to Bryan-side bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormeer
New York City
New York
New York Tribune
McKinley
Wivner
Louis Vermeer
Jacob Field
Mendham Bros
J. J. Judge
Bryan Principals
Youths' Department Explains Magnetism and Compass Work
The piece describes Earth's magnetism causing compass deviations and how ships adjust their compasses. It includes a hands on activity making a magnetic kaleidoscope with iron filings, references to Faraday and the broader influence of magnets on iron and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
China
Faraday
The Empress Dowager’s Temper and Ancient Temples
The passage recalls Victoria’s indulgence of a young girl’s temper and a ruler’s gift of a garden. It notes the Temple of Zeus near Athens, once 700 years in construction, now reduced to 16 Corinthian columns tied to a long debate about ruins and the Acropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Queen Victoria
Xeus
Zeus
Acropolis
Athens
Baptist Humor from Leicester Conference
A Pall Mall Gazette item recalls a Baptist minister at Leicester who entered chapel unprepared for his sermon. He tells the congregation that he can only deliver what God sends, promising to return that night with a stronger message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gere
Leicester
Pall Mall Gazette
Not a Song Bird In Exchange Banter Sparks Mirth
Miss Rankis recalls a remark about her swanlike singing while Miss Peppery questions the flattery. The exchange highlights playful banter over performance and composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rankis
Miss Peppery
Acting in a Dramatic Exchange Sparks Stage Worry
Dialogue from a Detroit Free Press item shows two youths debating a role as one fears making a fool of themselves while the other urges acceptance of a simple part. The exchange reflects rehearsal room nerves and youth theater dynamics in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
A Foolish Younus Man Mothier-Why dear what is the mat
A fragment from a humorous or dialogue piece shows a character asking about a mysterious mat and mentioning a playful mispronunciation. The exchange suggests domestic or comic context with light tone and incomplete dialogue.
Snappy Says Some People Are Never Satisfied
Fragmentary dialogue includes lines about being never satisfied with things and questions about meaning, reflecting a quirky,unspecified discussion from a late story page.
Marlboro Notes and Local Social Happenings
Marlboro and surrounding towns report residents visiting Boston and Worcester. Pensions awarded, offices opened in Warren Rhode Island, and a Knights of Columbus hall lease announced for April 1. Street lighting progress in Southboro satisfies locals as 32 to 40 incandescent lamps planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Marlboro Electric Light Co
U Sociable
Ellie Smith
Central St
W. Bird
Miss Warner
Strikes a Rich Find
A Lancastrer resident F J Green writes of chronic indigestion and nervous debility being relieved by Electric Bitters. He notes his wife’s improved health and praises the tonic for female troubles. The ad promotes 50 cent bottles and lists several druggists including Burdett Barnard and Jno C Friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster N.H
Burdett & Barnard
E. B. Lucia
Hudson
C. T. Shattuck
Northboro
Jno
Ivers & Pond Pianos Offer Wide Savings
The Ivers & Pond Piano Co announces carloads of pianos priced from 200 to 276 dollars with full warranty. They emphasize half a century of design, 260 plus educational institutions using their pianos, and a rental purchase plan with small down and monthly payments. Catalogues are free from 114 Boylston St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivers & Pond
Turning machine makes automatic device for turning parts
The Buffalo Courier notes a turning machine that automatically shapes components from handles using hard woods like ebony. It recalls early clockworks calling watches Nuremburg eggs and mentions 5 to 6 inch diameter examples. clocks traced back to 1447.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremburg
Tar Turpentine and Health Among Southern Pines Pineshurst Pinebluff
Long Leaf Pines and tar and turpentine foster Southern Pines Pinehurst and Pinebluff in North Carolina. Northerners moved south for health and opportunity. Pinehurst developed under one owner and Pinebluff grows with strict pine protection and climate, offering industrial space and housing grants. The Sand Hill region benefits from mild winters and minimal malaria with rail connections from New York to Tampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Seacoast
Dixie
Great Seaboard Airline Railway
Washington
Tampa
Fla
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Pinebluff
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Pennsylvania R. A
New York
Tufts
Boston
Mass
Gulf States
Sand Hill
Allegheny Mountains
Gulf
Ine
John T
Grated Ham Sandwiches
Grate finely cooked ham and bake in a hot oven until golden brown. Cool, spread lightly with butter, then cover with ham and a second bread layer. Slice into small sandwiches for serving.
Combination of Seasonings in Historic Cookery
A fragmented guide describes which seasonings pair with various meats. Celery olives suit chicken lamb beef. mint capers accompany beef. Fried chicken aligns with am rooms while a fillet of beef goes with mushrooms and lemon sauce. A sandwich idea uses beet with tomato ketchup between bread. chicken with olive oil or cream between slices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.j
Rhubarb Pie From Old Kitchen Tips
Instructions describe trimming rhubarb stalks and skinning, cutting into pieces, layering with sugar salt and grated nutmeg, topping with a rich pie crust, venting, and baking in a quick oven until the pie loosens from the dish.
Cranberry Pie or Tarts Guide from Early Recipe
A brief recipe explains selecting blemish free cranberries simmering with water then sweetening and pressing into pies or tarts. It warns against adding flour as it spoils color.
Fricasseed Chicken With Green Corn
Step by step method for fricassee chicken with green corn. Cut corn from the cob and simmer in water until nearly done. Add cut chicken and cook about thirty minutes. Season with pepper and cream or butter and milk, adjust salt and simmer.
Almond Small Cakes From An Old Recipe Card
Instructions describe making almond paste by beating blanched almonds with white eggs, then adding three quarters of a pound of powdered sugar and two ounces of cream. Roll in very thin puff paste, shape, bake to celebrate a crisp almond pastry.
Economical Toasted Bread Pudding Method
Instructions describe soaking collected bread in milk overnight, draining, adding sugar and salt, with scalded raisins, shaping in a bag and boiling for five to six hours, then serving with sweet sauce. The tone suggests a thrifty home recipe from an old newspaper page.
Carrot Pudding Recipe Instructions
A historic kitchen note describes boiling a large carrot until soft, bruising it, and mixing with biscuit powder four egg yolks and two whites a pint of cream rose or orange flower water nutmeg sugar then baking in a shallow dish and serving with sugar.
Flannel Cakes Mixed with Cream and Milk
Directions describe mixing flour with cream then adding milk to form a smooth batter. Cook in hot lard and serve with sugar and nutmeg. The recipe emphasizes blending ingredients thoroughly and using grated nutmeg for flavor.
Rhubarb Syrup Recipe Prompt Uses Sugar and Water
A puzzled instruction describes making a syrup from sugar and water, then adds rhubarb cut into inch pieces with lemon and ginger. It seems to mix directions with stray phrases and a caution about adding butter for flavor.
Hominy Dishes and Winter Comforts
The article discusses hominy as a winter dish, noting its appeal for city dwellers and rural towns. It emphasizes using fresh white hominy and hints at simple preparations that yield wholesome meals for cold weather.
Ways to Prepare Hominy for Varied Dishes
The article explains several methods for cooking hominy using butter and simmering without boiling. It suggests serving fresh with cream or cold leftovers fried as a breakfast dish. Another option uses grated cheese and egg to form croquettes, breaded and fried.
Baked Hominy and Indian Meal Mush Recipe
A recipe describes baking baked hominy from cold boiled kernels with salt and pepper, then a separate Indian meal dish: boil water, wet meal with cold water, and cook until stiff. Bake the mush, then turn onto a buttered dish and slice for frying on a hot buttered gridiron.
Graham Mush Recipe from Tea-Time Kitchen Note
A simple historic kitchen instruction explains Graham mush made by mixing one quart hot water with one teacup corn meal one teacup ham flour and a half teaspoon salt, then setting in a dish to cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
French Croquettes From Lighter Meats
Instructions outline turning veal mutton lama and lighter meats into croquettes. Chop meat and onion, fry in butter, add flour and broth, season with salt pepper nutmeg. Mix in egg yolks, cool, shape, bread crumb dip, fry until golden.
Creamed Carrots and Peas Dish Idea
A simple method for creamed carrots and peas. Drain and rinse a can of marrowfat peas, dice two carrots, cook until tender, mix with a pint of rich cream sauce, add salt, and heat until the peas are hot for serving.
Banbury Cakes From a Simple Yeast Dough
A recipe for Banbury cakes uses flour, thick yeast, warm milk, currants, candied citrus peel, nutmeg and honey. The dough rises briefly, then is rolled into ovals, sugared, and baked fifteen minutes in a moderate oven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
Scalloped Egg Dish Featured As Quick Breakfast Treat
A brief recipe describes mincing cold meat with salt pepper and crumbs, layering in saucers with butter, and baking in an oven until hot. This simple dish, served hot, is suggested as a nice option for breakfast or lunch.
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