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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
7
A collection of old time recipes describing fish on toast, duchesa pudding with bread crumbs and cocoa, coconut, sultana, lemon and whipped cream, Spanish Rice with cheese and chutney, and a kumquat apple salad with lemon juice oil and lettuce leaves.
A fragment urges smiling despite weather, social tensions, and family strife, suggesting resilience through a simple, hopeful gesture amid ordinary life.
The note offers simple recipes for a hearty supper using dried salted herring, fish salad with celery and cream, a steak with bananas, and oatmeal bouchées filled with fruit. It also warns against buying exotic seasonings in excess and suggests adding a single bottle of a chosen seasoning each month.
The American Humane association urges clergymen nationwide to observe Sunday May 23 as Humane Sunday to spotlight protection for suffering children and animals. Dr. William O. Stillman of Albany will mail literature to interested readers about humane societies and their work.
In a scene at the Clark residence the architect Mr Wilkerson displays the front elevation with a circular gallery and east tower as guests inspect the plans. Young Arthur, seven, blurts out with curiosity about the two mortgages his father intends.
A museum visitor asks if the freaks fall in love. The manager confirms a living skeleton loves the fat lady, noting their romantic oddity. The exchange ends with a remark that they act like other people despite appearances.
A short dialogue notes a paradoxical view of Jones described as blunt yet pointed in speech. The exchange emphasizes a pragmatic, to the point approach in conversation.
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