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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1914
Page
2
Reader guidance on rendering beef suet and hog fat into usable fats for frying, shortening, and soap. Instructions cover removing skin and trimmings, washing with cold water, heating gently, and clarifying fat, with recipes mixing suet fat and lard and using whale milk for rendering.
A readable fragment discusses frying fats, their odor color and texture, and how overheating causes burning and harmful compounds. It notes that properly heated fat remains healthful, avoids scorching, and suggests straining and cooling rendered fats before reuse.
Norman Duncan's wartime tale describes a trooper and captive navigating a rain soaked river chase. The inspector probes a plan to overpower a black captive with a revolver and knife as they struggle in the water without a safe escape.
A fragmentary report describes a very tall plant at Kew Gardens once famed as the tallest in the old world. Time and age are said to have weakened its structure, leaving observers unsure of its remaining height or vitality.
A long familiar structure at Kew Gardens suffered a fatal fire causing the landmark to collapse. Authorities report the building had stood for decades and the death of a worker is noted amid the wreckage.
The article notes insured losses and total damages from maritime disasters, citing 1415 as value at 85 million dollars and Great Lakes shipping losses around 4.7 million with broader claims surpassing 31 million. It references ships and cargoes in the context of maritime insurance and damage totals.
The text appears as a garbled recipe describing steps to prepare meat with butter yolk sauce Parmesan and cheese. It mentions ingredients such as chicken veal stock onions butter pepper celery lemon and various cheeses, with instructions to beat eggs and shape into balls then fry and bake.
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