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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented directory page lists attorneys at law notaries dentists and insurance agents serving Freeland. Entries include Orson Stroh John M. Carr and J McBrearty with offices in Birkbeck Freeland Campbell Kane and McMenamin buildings. D N Maley dentist. S K Hayes fire insurance agent with Hazelton piano line. Buckley and others in the Second Floor and Rerowich buildings.
In a secluded village an aged tenant, Niles, enthralls two children with a true tale from the French Revolution. A Danish master, Manon the shopkeeper’s daughter, and a boy in a confirmation suit intertwine with a fatal rescue by love. Niles dies, bequeaths his possessions to Steena, who marries a younger Englishman and raises twins by the grave of memory.
Describes a unique matriarchal system on Minikoi island off India where the wife owns the home and assets, the husband toils for her wealth, and upon marriage she adopts his name. The passage highlights a reverse traditional gender role with wives as heads of households.
In a practical guide tone the piece discusses judging seasoning beyond recipe amounts, urging cooks to use brains like an artist to judge salt pepper and spices. It then shifts to table covers with two sided Java or Aida canvas designs, reversible for color variety and embroidery options.
A Good Housekeeping tip suggests embroidering outlines of utensils in dark thread on towels to designate their use. The woman notes servants confused towels for different dishes and shares that placing a frying pan, cup and saucer, or glassware emblem on each towel eliminates the mixups.
Wax berry is gaining attention as a decorative staple. Florists stock it, designers use it, mineral painters ornament plates and vases, and water color sketches feature it. A Brooklyn home uses crystal bowls and silver vases filled with wax berries, kept fresh from the country. Even dried leaves remain attractive for winter decor in living rooms.
The author argues ripe fruit belongs in the meal rather than as a postcourse finish. It digests poorly when eaten after substantial food, so cooked fruit should serve as a course or entire sweet portion in luncheon or dinner and possibly breakfast, as many prefer it at the table for the first meal.
A recipe outlines shaping mashed sweet potatoes into a pineapple form with butter, brown sugar, salt, mace and nutmeg. Bake briefly in a hot oven and serve as individual pineapples or a single display.
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