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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1897
Page
3
Mexican Dinner For Diaz Court A Rich Culinary Tour
The article extols a Diaz era Mexican dinner with thick pea flour soup and larded bread, eggs with fried bananas, and mole de guajelote. Roast turkey with chile dressing, tortillas, garlic, and chiles appear with beans, arichokes, oysters, and fish. Desserts include ices, almonds, and varied pastries, coffee spiked with strong rance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Baya
Diaz
Fossil twisters and wonders from Nebraska caves
Gigantic fossils from Nebraska, nicknamed fossil twisters or carke crews, project from cliff faces across Sioux county. Prof E H Barbour notes symmetry and arching forms of these perpendicularly grown specimens, while a later item recalls Calaveras frogs and a curious tale of travel and odd geography in science journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
E. H. Barbour
Washington, D. C
East
Sioux County
Offen Ibly
Opera Salaries and a Glimpse of 18th Century Stage Frivolity
An American newspaper piece surveys Maurice Grau and stars like Melba and Calve, noting high salaries and lavish historical opera productions such as the 1760 Padua staging of Berenice. It contrasts pay scales, with Melba earning per performance and public figures earning six-figure yearly sums, while chronicling stage spectacle and period details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening
Maurice Grau
New York
Berenice
Padua
Forry Born-Plisers
Anul
Milary Beth
Accu
Calve
Jean de Rosche
Ighes
Evenue Melba
United Shutes
Melba
Ssyi
Australia
Jean
Jemens
Prolific Sermon and Moral Decline at Union Church
A 19th century Chicago Dispatch sermon laments degraded public morals and the rise of profane culture. The preacher condemns social decay, warns of hedonism, and urges pious conduct amid a citywide moral crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dispatch
Union Church Association
Great Northern Theater
Cic
Fragmented OCR Fragment on Debt and Politics
Fragmented text discusses debt, political figures, and a critique of governance. Mentions a large portion, references to ome terms, and the idea of reform or referendum. The tone implies a satirical or critical view of government practices and public policy.
Beek Achwe Warns Of Black Etteliges In Magazine Notes
Two magazine writers, each with multiple pages, consider sound office and offer warnings about a term misused in public discourse. The piece examines writerly cautions and suggests readers beware of misleading wording in contemporary debates.
Dodson Urged to Prove Versatility in Lady of Lyons
Dodson is urged by a mentor to showcase a broad range in The Lady of Lyons. The role spans three acts from servant to innkeeper landlord to military officer and finally village notary, highlighting a life changing opportunity.
Unclear excerpt hints at a theatre rehearsal deception
The fragment describes a manager and actor J. B. Dodson facing a diplomatic coaching issue while rehearsing The Lady of Lyons. A deception goes undiscovered until after the rehearsals begin, with economic concerns and a planning misstep cited as context.
The City of Gold and a Banking Narrative
An excerpt argues against denying gravity's truth for pecuniary reasons and mocks financial interests. It cites Lord Macaulay and hints at Bank of England praise, suggesting readers study Patterson's Economy of Capital for further banking insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Macaulay
Lt Ia
Hoston Transcript
Bank of England
Patterson
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