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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
3
The ad announces the largest assortment of hand bags pocket books brushes and sundries bought for Linton customers. It adds a fine line of meerschaum and briar pipes and urges shoppers to inspect stock before buying Christmas presents to save money at a trusted local shop.
Linton residents report visits from county officials and neighbors, births and illnesses, marriages, property loans, store openings, and holiday travel. Readers learn of proofs and filings, a gas quality complaint, and a string of familiar names from nearby towns visiting or relocating.
In a Bismarck District Court ruling William P. Tuttle of Dawson is granted a divorce from Louise Tuttle of Chicago. The judgment awards Louise a support sum, while Tuttle’s offer of one hundred thousand dollars cash and a Chicago residence plus yearly income would have exceeded the awarded amount. Mrs. Tuttle’s cross-bill is denied amid sensational testimony and public scrutiny of alleged misconduct and political intrigue.
The article notes the claim that Caelius Apicus, active under Trajan, authored the first European cookbook. It quotes two ancient recipes: a sauce for boiled fowl using aniseed mint dates and a distilled fish liquor with mustard, sweet wine, and boiled chicken. and a second recipe featuring rose leaves and brains prepared in a mortar.
A curious mix of kitchen advice and a science demonstration. The text recalls a recipe fragment for a pork dish with thrushes and yoke and a self test of gait drift, explaining how unequal leg strides cause veering when walking. It describes an experiment with sticks to show the difficulty of walking a straight line.
A distressed suitor threatens suicide if refused marriage. In a tense exchange the maid questions a dramatic plan including a note and a photograph, then suggests borrowing a pistol, but the scene abruptly fades as he steadies his resolve.
Clara Morris states in the Housekeeper essay that the husband is not the head of the house but a mere courtesy. She argues the wife and mother embody the home’s existence, with happiness rising and setting on her face.
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