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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1911

Page

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Tariff Board Urges Lowering Rates For Wool Schedule IK

The tariff board report to Congress urges revision of duties on wool and woolens to reflect true production costs abroad. It details specific versus ad valorem methods, notes discrimination from shrinkage, and recommends a graduated ad valorem approach while praising the board’s nonpartisan work and urging immediate revision.

Washington iIn Congress Tariff Board Senate House of Representatives State Department Certuba Australia Bielow Demestie Chie Ite William White House

Educating the Child and Court Etiquette Sparks

A fragment from a period piece contrasts Luther Burbank on shaping a child’s character with repeated guidance to instill values and self control. It also recalls a comic breakfast scene as Schumann-Heink jokes about etiquette and baby care with a princess and prince.

Pilece Schumannichink Schumann-Heink

Friends Recall Close Ties Between Mme Schumann-Heink and European Princess

Friends of Mme Schumann-Heink recount a near intimate friendship with a princess from a minor European court. The princess cared deeply for the singer and the two shared very familiar terms, highlighting the artist's close social connections.

Mme. Schumann- Helbk Europe Schumann-Heinix

Conundrum about courting time and a wife

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip jokes about courting duration. A man says he spent three years courting his wife though she is excellent, admitting he could have won her in twelve weeks if he had asked earlier.

Cleveland Plain Denter

Opera Houses in Europe and Their Foundations

European cities from Milan to Nice boast opera houses with long histories. Milan hosts La Scala seating 3600, Naples rivals with similar halls, Nice trades on a famed open house, while Brussels Dresden Amsterdam and other towns share this cultural feature. La Scala dates to 1773 and San Carlo to 1787, reflecting a tradition across Germany and beyond.

Europe Milan la Scala Naples Nice France Brussels Dresden Amsterdam Spain Russia South American San Carlo Germany Empire Hansers Opera

Love and a Locking Glass Wedding Tale

A fragmentary plus romance notes a couple shopping at Christmas. The husband asks what struck his wife in shops while she returns from a round of stopping, and she recalls something very pretty catching her eye amid holiday bustle.

Mangers of Boauing

Morne When George and Tare mar ied Pim to have my own way in eer you Diornessiness you won't Mara Indeed DP will That's the bargain Don't you remember T told you he proposed to me in 1 rowboat and asked if Vd float through le with him just that way Yes Well he was rowing but I was too whig New York Weekly

Morne George Tare Pim Mara Stoo Whig New York Weekly

Weather Prophets From Partridge’s Almanac Tale

A historical anecdote recalls Partridge’s Almanac predicting fair weather while a hostler hints rain. Partridge’s failure to read his own forecast ends with a joke on weather prophecies and the Almanac’s reputation.

Unclear Exchange Sparks Tension Between Characters

In a fragmented dialogue, Tripwon declares dislike while JT hopes you might notice. The two characters debate perceived feelings as one mentions a wish that you would buy an aeroplane, signaling underlying conflict and miscommunication.

Concoctions of Rice Highlighting Healthy Dishes

Ancient New York Sun column extols rice used in diverse dishes. It covers Spanish rice and brown rice dishes, cheese cakes with rice, ham filled bakes, cornmeal and rice breads, rice puddings with and without eggs, and a chocolate rice pudding with gelatin and whipped whites.

Mexico New York Sun

Plum Pudding Recipe From Fragrant Pantry

A home recipe for plum pudding blends bread crumbs and baking powder with sweet milk and melted butter. It adds sugar salt nutmeg grated lemon zest six eggs and a mix of raisins currants suet and citron or orange peel, then steams for four hours.

Kitchen Aprons Match Wash Dresses For Style

A Ladies Home Journal contributor notes aprons in the same material as wash dresses look better than stiffer fabrics. White dresses appear prettier with a large white apron to accompany them.

The Ladies Home Journal

Sweet Pickle for Hama

A compact recipe note lists ingredients for pickle mix: one gallon water, 144 pounds rock salt, 4 pounds sugar, a small amount of saltpetre. The method notes holl or holling, skim and cool.

Hama

Elaborate Baby Dialogue Sparks Word Lesson

Barrett asked for the meaning of elaborate and was told it means fun ay. Days later he described Keith as an awfully elaborate baby to his mother, noting the crying baby with a childlike misinterpretation.

Barrett Keith

Raisins as Staff of Life for Cuba

Raisins sustain much of Cuban life with daily consumption by a large share of the population, more so than in other Spanish American colonies.

Cuba

Federal health board push faces strong public opposition

A San Francisco Argonaut editorial argues against a proposed federal health board warning it would curb individual medical choice. It contends the plan promotes one medical school, threatens personal rights, and mirrors establishment of a privileged medical caste rather than hygienic guidance.

Federal ‘Health Board Federal Health Board United States Federal Board of Health Health Board San Francisco

A Drain of the Company

On his way home from the theater Bobby reflects on the play Othello and asks his grandfather if the black man kills a lady every night, revealing a child’s perplexity about the tragedy and its themes.

Bobby Grandpapa

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