Noted London Hall Reveres Past of Stationers’ Hall
The London Stationers’ Hall, built in 1671, hosted Mr. Roosevelt during his London visit. The piece recalls the Hall’s copyright legacy from 1557 to 1842, the ceremonial shields, and the old livery. It notes Franklin’s composing stick on Roosevelt’s table and praises speeches by E. T. Cook and Lord Curzon at Stationers’ Hall and Oxford.
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London
Roosevelt
Institute of Journalism
Blackfriars
Worshipful Company of Stationers
Stationers’ Hall
Philip Sidney
Acadia
Countess of Pembroke
Mr. Roosevelt
Benjamin Franklin
E. T. Cook
Orship
London Daily News
South Africa
America
Mr. Cook
Lord Curzon
Sheldonian Theater
Oxford
Dogs Drag Boy Into Canal In Brookdale New Jersey
Eight year old Harry Montague and six year old Willie Slater were pulled from the Morris canal after a dog cart driven by dogs Nip and Tuck ran away on Passaic avenue. Jonathan Garrabrant jumped in to rescue Harry as the canal intake pulled him under. Harry credited himself for the near-miss, while Gill Garrabrant saved him from drowning.
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New York
Harry Montague
Brookdale
N. J
Morris Canal
Jonathan Garrabrant
Harry
Montague
Little Falls Road
Upper Montclair
Willie Slater
Passaic Avenue
Nip
Tuck
Canal
Garrabrant
Wille Slater
Willie
New York Recognizes Girls Athletics in Public Schools
Officials in New York City formally recognize athletics for schoolgirls. Miss Elizabeth Burchenal becomes athletics inspector with five assistants and eleven after school classes in folk dancing and athletic activities across 246 schools. About 1,051 teachers coach the program, aiming to reach 325,000 girls and deepen community ties through sport and dance. A Highland Schottische performance by a seven year old inspires families and earns Winged Victory trophies.
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New York
New York City
Elizabeth Burchenal
Department of Education
Public School Athletic League
Egitle
East Side
Henry Siegel
Germans Cut Yankee Grain
Berlin grain exchange members predict a sharp reduction in American grain imports as Germany becomes practically independent of the United States this year. The Tageblatt expert notes Russia’s large crop could meet German demand at lower prices, making Berlin exchanges react more to Russian prices than to U S market fluctuations.
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Berlin
Germany
Berlin Grain Exchange
United States
Berlin Exchange
Tageblatt
Russia
Spinach Not Richest Iron Source Says Scientist
Berlin reports Prof Haensel debunks the belief that spinach holds the most iron. He shows by experiments that cabbage lettuce contains more iron per serving while spinach supplies less. He notes the body needs about three quarters of a milligram daily.
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Berlin
Haensel
Haensel Mahains
Tips for Summer Dinners and Quick Dishes
Recipes for a light supper include Tapioca Cream Soup with stock and mace, Rice Balls for Soup, Broiled Bluefish au Beuranoir with a lemon parsley butter sauce, Curried Tomatoes with rice, and Cottage Pudding with Orange Sauce made from orange rind pulp and maraschino.
Almond and Apple Jelly Pudding Preparation
Instructions describe making a gelatin based pudding with grated apples almonds and whipped cream. Soften gelatine in water then heat with grated apples cream and sugar add blanched almonds beat until smooth coat a mold with gelatine, chill, and serve with whipped cream. Optional chocolate substitute replaces apples with melted chocolate.
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Befort
Freshen the Greens for Crisp Salads
To blanch cooked vegetables, cut into shapes and boil three to four minutes. Drain, rinse in cold water, boil again until tender, then drain. To crisp fresh veg like radishes and cucumbers, place in cold water with ice and lemon, then dry carefully on cheese cloth before serving on chilled dishes.
Exiled From the Refrigerator
The article warns against mixing foods in a common refrigerator. It states fish cheese cabbage onions and bananas should be separated to protect flavors and prevent spoilage of butter milk and gelatinous preparations. It cautions ammonia in artificial ice can affect fish and says meat must not touch ice to avoid juice loss.
Peanut Crisps Recipe Craft for Nuts and Crackers
A recipe instructs to roast one quart of peanuts and three dozen oyster crackers. Peel and finely chop the nuts, beat two egg whites until stiff, dip crackers in egg then nuts, and dry on buttered paper in the oven.
Griddle Cake Batter Ratios For Griddle Cakes And Muffins
The guide states batter ratios with equal liquid and flour for griddle cakes or fritters and a cupful of liquid to two cupfuls of flour for cake or muffin dough. It provides practical proportions for batter consistency.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims Relief for Women
An advertisement from Baltimore Maryland extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for irregularities, nervousness, and related female ailments. It features a testimonial from Mrs W S Ford and urges universal trial, with free advice offered from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia EB
Pinkeham
Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. 8. Ford
W. Franklin St
Saving on Sanatorium Costs Revealed by National Association
A preliminary bulletin by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis shows the average cost per patient per day at thirty semi charitable sanatoria in the United States at 1 669. The institutions spend over 1 300 000 annually and provide more than 815 000 treatment days each year. The study suggests the nation could save at least 150 000 000 annually if indigent consumptives were properly segregated.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Obed and the coat wrapped in seven yards
A northern New Hampshire man known for his distrust of women had a suit made by a village tailoress. She gave generous seam allowances, but he never tried it on. The coat was too large, and he quipped at the post office that he wore seven yards of cloth.
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New Hampshire
Obed
Remembering a Sermon of Stings and Strife
A reminiscence recalls a preacher's message described as stinging like an adder and biting like a hostile force. The speaker notes the value of friendship tested by conflict, emphasizing resilience in character. Roy stone references underscore memory and loyalty under pressure.
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Russia VI
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Royston
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