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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1895
Page
3
The Enterprise invites readers to submit tested recipes and culinary tips. Instructions describe beating egg yolks with milk, heating the rest of the milk in a double boiler, then thickening into a custard, with salt sugar and vanilla, cooled on ice. Serve with crushed berries in a glass dish.
A vintage recipe describes blooming gelatine in cold water then mixing with boiling water sugar and lemon juice. The cooled mixture is folded with beaten egg whites until thick, then set in a mold chilled in ice. Serve with custard or sauce.
Slice white bread into even three quarter inch slices. Toast to a pretty brown and butter both sides. Heat cream hot not boiling. Pour a tablespoon over each side of every slice. Add a pinch of salt to the cream. Serve in a hot dish.
The Library of National State and Biographical War Records is advanced by F Augustus Schermerhorn to Columbia College. The piece urges women's education as essential, arguing home care and children’s needs are a noble path for women, not lesser than scientific achievement.
Advice on early training of children to be tidy before meals, emphasizing clean hands and faces and proper table conduct. Encourages avoiding unclean presentation and suggests introducing at table topics that interest, while discouraging fault finding during meals.
The passage reflects on Jesus's crucifixion narrative from Mark and John, detailing the mockery, the seven sayings from the cross, and the cosmic darkness. It emphasizes Jesus as the suffering servant who dies to save sinners, fulfilling prophecies and scriptures.
In Paris the Cabaret des Phenomenes serves as a hidden meeting place for freaks including living skeletons dwarfs giants and albinos. M Ravotin runs the Wineshop of the Freaks where managers scout talents discuss prices and assess commercial value among this secreted community near Boulevard de Beucaire.
A lesson from Mrs Siddons advises that true mastery in any field comes from doing your best. During a debate with esteemed ladies including Mrs Montagu and Miss Hannah More she was asked if her acting rested on studied rules or natural passion. She replied she does not know a learned speech and only knows she always acts as well as she can.
A guidance piece advises freckled women to avoid sun whenever possible and wear gauze veils in white gray blue or green to reduce heat. It recommends cold cream before exposure and rice powder to set makeup, noting simple home remedies like parsley infusion as effective for lightening freckles.
William Godson of Albuquerque attempted to sit in a chair for 12 consecutive days and nights, losing a $100 bet. He grew swollen limbs, neck and eye strain, and appeared worn out. He sent word to his backer that he was more dead than alive and is now under a doctor after five days of testing totaling 800 hours.
Hoit Suit, an Umatilla Indian, had his hair cut by an Indian court for drunkenness and then filed a $200 damage suit against the Indian officer. The case, grounded in lands allotted in severalty making citizens, won at first but will be appealed. a second item notes a Boston Transcript quip about a gentleman with bad breath.
A Paris Kentucky woman sold a vacant Chicago lot for 68000 dollars after it was accepted years earlier as payment on a 600 dollar debt. The Ohio State Journal notes the transaction and its value.
A quoted remark from the San Francisco Examiner warns that a scientist who discovers a crime microbe may have absorbed a bacillus of untruth. The line critiques scientific hubris and moral responsibility in crime research.
A crowded timetable lists multiple train names and routes with departure and Sunday execution times. It includes trains like Noein LEI and Oil with various morning and afternoon slots, plus Weston and Clinton area runs and sundry service notes.
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