World News Roundup of Global Trends and Local Affairs
A long digest covers cattle figures in the United States and egg consumption in New York, copper production growth, rising Russian living costs, Los Angeles settlers clubs, New York grocery cleanliness push, vice raids on immigrants, and South African apricots. It notes Spokane dog licensing, Cleveland Salvation Army planning, a Russian refrigeration study, U.S. battleships aiding fire fronts, London sludge ammonia value, and German ideas on auto crematories. It reports Dr. H. S. Tanner turning 84 with plans to marry at 100, Honolulu commerce uniting, frozen meat prices in France, a Mexico rubber tree specimen, a lensless German camera, fruit-belt farming in Florida, and various academic and industrial notes from Columbia to Eiffel. It also mentions a Bowery mission study, London night schools, Belgian artificial leather prize, Chinese cue uses, a British wool offer, and life-saving in Columbia, plus dynamite on tea farms and Bronx grass signs.
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United States
New York
Russia
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Millard Filmore
New York Housewives’ League
South Africa
Spokane
Cleveland
Salvation Army
United States Navy
H. S. Tanner
Honolulu
Mexico
Germany
Florida
London
Italy
Columbia University
Tudia
Bronx
New York City
Everett High School
Boston
Spoon Holder Keeps Spoons Upright In Neat Stack
A Pennsylvania man designs a spoon holder addressing tipping and entangling flaws. It features a long stable base and an interior bowl shape with a slot for the spoon handle. Each spoon nests on the one below, forming a tidy vertical stack.
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Pennsylvania
Rich oyster shortcake with creamy oyster sauce
A recipe for a rich shortcake pastry baked with butter then cooled. It is topped with a hot oyster filling made by boiling oysters in their liquor, thickened with a butter flour roux, seasoned with salt and pepper, finished with cream, and served immediately.
Mahogany Cake and Frosting Recipe
A recipe describes making a cake batter from eggs milk cocoa sugar butter vanilla and flour with soda, baked to finish. It also includes frosting instructions beating egg whites with a sugar syrup flavored with vanilla and cooled to spreadable stiffness.
Baked Cheese Omelet
A simple baked cheese omelet recipe layers quarter inch cheese strips with browned breadcrumbs in a dish. Four eggs are added with salt and pepper, more grated cheese, and another breadcrumb layer, then butter placed on top and baked until firm but not hard. Serve hot.
Grilled Ham With Bananas Recipe
Slice raw ham and broil both sides on a gridiron or pan. Skin bananas and halve lengthwise, season with salt and paprika, dip in egg and bread crumbs, then fry in bacon fat. Place half a banana on each ham slice, garnish with parsley, and serve hot.
Lamb Stew with Onions Sage and Dumplings
A historical recipe describes simmering three pounds of lean lamb for an hour, adding onions and rice with sage and summer savory, then folding in a dumpling mixture of cream of tartar and eggs and boiling briefly until ready.
Potato Puffs From Leftover Meat and Potatoes
Instructions describe making potato puffs by combining mashed potatoes with chopped cold meat, pepper, salt, cut pickles, and an egg to form a paste. Roll in flour, cut rounds, place seasoned meat on one half, fold, and fry or bake to a light brown.
Massive Morgan Art Shipment Moves from London to New York
A nine month operation to transfer Pierpont Morgan art treasures valued over £15,000,000 from London to New York includes armored road convoys to Southampton docks, slow travel to dampen vibration, guarded holds, and constant watchmen. Estimated cost exceeds £75,000. The feature also notes language quirks and a Paris theft anecdote used to illustrate fingerprint identification in policing.
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Pierpont Morgan
London
New York
Southampton Docks
Krum Besieges Constantinople in 813
The record recalls early Bulgarian threats to Constantinople with Krum besieging the city. The siege began ceremonially but ended when negotiations started and Krum, nearly killed, withdrew in rage. He later died of apoplexy after planning further vengeance.
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Constantinople
Krum
Future of the stage hinges on young men in college
William A Brady laments the lack of training for young playwrights and producers in America. He notes no production schools and few actors trained for all theater roles, warning that the outlook is not optimistic.
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America
William A. Brady
Hymns Row Sparks Debate at Notts County Council
At a Notts county council meeting Mr W Holkin urged deleting hymns from council schools. He attacked verses like The rich man in his castle and God made them high and lowly, arguing such lines are outdated. Mr Hoskin rebutted that God did nothing of the sort.
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Notts County Council
W. Holkin
Mr. Hoskin
Times
London Telegraph
Paris Plans 85 Million Fortifications Dismantling
Paris intends to spend 85 million dollars to dismantle its fortifications. The project includes removing walls filling moats and shaping land into broad boulevards. Sales of the land will yield 65 million dollars with taxes covering the remaining 20 million.
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Paris
The Man Who Stole Gioconda by D Annunzio
Paris Temps notes a new novel The Man Who Stole Gioconda by Sabriele d Annunzio about the stolen Mona Lisa. The piece speculates if poetry can aid police in solving the mystery and whether the author holds a key to the case.
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Sabriele d’Annunzio
D’annunzio
Paris
Tempa
Notice on printing schedules and new Wabash time card
The notice warns timely submission for print before press days, and explains the new weekday Wabash timetable. It details morning and afternoon train times from Attica to Covington and back, including specific departures and arrivals.
Real Estate Transfers in Fountain County Last Week
Transactions filed for record in Fountain County show multiple transfers. Rebecca A Welch and Forest Livengood exchanged 119.50 acres for 9000 dollars. Forest Livengood to Charles V Welch 119.50 acres for 9000 dollars. J P Cooper and wife sold lot 96 Wine Bros add Hillsboro for 2000 dollars. George Foxworthy and wife sold 45 acres Cain to for 5000 dollars. Catharine Briles to Hannah Phillips and husband lots 390 and 351 Padd Covington for 1400 dollars. Mary A Sheil to Joseph T Sparks lots 10 11 23 24 Yedde for 1000 dollars. John W Watts to Franklin P Watts int lots and lands Shawnee for 1 dollar. Franklin P Watts and wife to John W Watts int lots and lands Shawnee for 1 dollar.
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Fountain County
Douglass
Rebecca A. Welch
Forest Livengood
Troy
Catharine Briles
Hannah Phillips
Covington
Mary A Sheil
Joseph T Sparks
Yedde
Cheap One Way Rates to Western States and Canada
Tickets on sale daily from Sept 25 to Oct 10 for daily tourist car service from St. Louis. Rates apply to California Colorado Oregon and other western states and Canadian points. Ask for particulars at the Wahabash agent G C Knickerbocker P A Danville Ir J D McNamara U P A St Louis Mo.
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St. Louie
G. C. Knickerbocker
P. A. Danville
J. D. McNamara
U.P. A. St Louis
Seeandbee
Im Service
City of
Buffalo
Cleveland
T. F. Newman
H.R
Trafic
W. F. Herman
Leveland
Ohio
Meaning and use of the term dichotomy in medical billing
The medical press uses the botanical term dichotomy to describe illicit practice of splitting a surgeon or specialist fee with the referring practitioner who sends a patient. The concept is noted in Lenudon Hospital discourse.
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United States
Lenudon Hospital
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