Under Fire plot threads of Ethel and Irish Redmond
In a tense social drama a governess Ethel Willoughby discovers romantic and political peril as Captain Larry Redmond confesses love while a German spy plot lurks. Suspense escalates when Ethel reveals a secret marriage and hints that Henry Streetman may be behind a dangerous scheme involving Sir George Wagstaff and admiralty papers. The piece blends romance, loyalties, and war fears through intimate tea party revelations.
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George Wagstaff
Sir George
Admiralty
Ethel Willoughby
Henry Streetman
Ethel
Brewster
Streetman
Oder
Silas Brewater
Eitha
Bic
Georgya
Attea Goor
Guy Falconer
Tenea Sir George
Sir George Wagstaff
Gihel Willoughby
Savrat
Stressman
Wagstaff
Charlie Brown
Man
New York
Europe
Cubs
Charlie
Guy
Miss’ Willoughby
Captain Redmond
Larry
Marlowes
Plaas
Tipperary
States
India
Berlin
Paris
South America
Capitol Redmond
England
Tovor
Larry Redmond
Redmond
Fren
Dye
Switzerland
Ele
Ife
George
Unter den Linden
Thia
Heinrich Strassman
Lkely
Chicken Dishes and Advice From a Historic Kitchen Column
A vintage kitchen piece lists steps to prepare chicken and liver dishes including Mississippi style chicken, calves liver a la Begue, fricaste of veal, and scalloped chicken with corn, plus a somber note on widespread underfeeding of schoolchildren in America.
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America
Ways With Cranberries From A Nineteenth Century Cookery Page
A roundup of cranberry based dishes and desserts including frappe sherbet cranberry Bavarian cream conserve scalloped cranberries and date pudding with custard and whipped cream plus bread and cake ideas like Southern Grist Bread Apple Sauce Cake Sponge Bananas Grapefruit Pie Halibut Salad and a pumpkin cheese topped pie reflecting home cooking tones and seasonal fruit use.
Tea and Tea Making From a Historic Perspective
A quirky guide explains tea preparation and regional variations. It warns against boiling tea to avoid tannin buildup, emphasizes fresh boiled water, a clean pot, and proper steeping for 3 to 5 minutes, and notes England and America as notable examples in tea culture.
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England
Morocco
America
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By Richard Parker
Roi Cooper Megrue
Wit
Panama
Old Times
Hare
Ethel Iethel
Nia
Lough
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