Primitive camp cooking guide by Horace Kephart echoes frontier survival
The article excerpt outlines practical wilderness cooking methods from Horace Kephart, detailing broiling, roasting, mulching with clay, and bread on sticks. It emphasizes minimal gear, using coals, leaves, bark containers, and improvised ovens, with advice on roasting game, fish, and vegetables and avoiding waste. It also notes the broader context of frontier living and self sufficiency.
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Horace Kephart
Boers Fire On Imperial Light Horse Break Cover Eight Die
Durban reports a tide League Fight incident as eight Boers rushed forward to fire on the Imperial Light Horse drawing fire from their position. Seven of the eight attackers were killed while their comrades withdrew, marking a deadly backlash in the skirmish.
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Canal Commission Works On Route Surveys At Isthmus
Washington reports the Sathrian Canal Commission committees meet daily with most members back from Paria except General Brant. Survey teams in the Isthmus continue work on routes including Nicaragua and Panama with a return planned around March, aiming to finish pre reports for Congress. In Nicaragua the canal commission reports active progress straightening routes and reducing projected costs by several million dollars. Captain A. P. Davis leads engineers measuring streams and assessing the proposed American role.
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Treasures on the Sultan Treaty Debate in Washington
The Cabinet endorsed the agreement between General Bates and the Bala ruler known as the Solus. Secretary Root delivered the treaty to the White House, and officials say the move was the only course under present conditions. The administration aims to enforce U S sovereignty in the Bala archipelago as Luzon and other Philippine islands.
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Archbishop Chapelle Prepares Philippine Mission Trip
Archbishop Chapelle plans to depart for the Philippines likely aboard the Sherman leaving San Francisco November 10. He will be accompanied by Father McKinnon the Soldier Priest. They visited the State and War Departments and met with Secretaries Hay and Moot in Washington.
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Havana Resignation Denied by Former Havana Civil Governor
General Rios Riviers, once civil governor of Havana province, denies his withdrawal from office. He says he was dismissed and does not know the grounds for the dismissal. He attributes the firing to influence from Kapote, state secretary in the Ad. Vinory Cabinet under Governor-General Brooks.
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Arctic explorer Evelyn Baldwin arrives at Mobile station
Evelyn Baldwin, the Arctic explorer and observer in the United States Weather Bureau, has arrived from Washington to join duty at the Mobile station. He has received a letter from Ernest Andree of Sweden, brother of the polar seronaut Kee, containing an extract claimed decisive of Kee's safety.
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Germans for the Boers meet in Berlin crowd of 3000 hears plea
A meet ing of Pan German and Anti Semite members in Hamburg described as applauding a call for imperial intercession to aid the Boers. The event drew about 3000 attendees and urged Emperor William to intervene and influence the Transvaal crisis.
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Kalulani Tract sale offer in Honolulu ad copy
An east Kalihi Valley tract offers Pearl Harbor views with deep soil and no rocks. Water will be laid for development. park space reserved for Kalulani. Lots priced to beat rivals. applications at the office in order of receipt.
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