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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1893
Page
4
From Suburban Points Upper Lehigh notes fresh from our correspondent. An Eckley man involved in a pencil serious accident yesterday. Highland News written up. Special and regular correspondence from surrounding towns is solicited by the Trinvaz. Communications must include the writer’s name.
Miss McCauley has returned home from Hazleton. Dock Dennion Sundayed at Free land. Edward Kelly of Bristol Bucks county visiting friends in town. Mrs Joseph Steibler is seriously ill. Daniel Gallagher of Sandy Run spent Monday in town. Mrs Cornelious ODonnell visiting friends at Oneida. George Denneny and John Murphy of Hazle Brook were in town Monday.
The article extols tomatoes as sun bright fruits and presents Grenard de la Berniere as the inventor of the stuffing method. It details selecting firm ripe tomatoes, removing seeds, making a forcemeat with sausage, parsley, shallot and tarragon, adding garlic, stuffing, bread crumb topping, butter dots, and baking thirty minutes until light brown. Leftovers can enrich soups rice fish or macaroni and are noted for their mineral value.
Gen. Lee relates a daring Civil War tale of two Confederate scouts who infiltrated Union lines to gather enemy information. After a rainstorm halted their escape, they feigned sleep to ambush pursuing guards, killing two outsiders and later taking four rifles and coats. A waterspout disaster follows in Kansas, sweeping Mrs. Aldrich’s carriage and horses through seven fences to a pool where her body is recovered.
A collage of brief jokes and anecdotes from Chicago papers notes hotel gossip about a safety deposit vault, then jokes about bed sharing with famous figures, a debt ultimatum, piano party mischief, a train seat swap, necktie vanity, burglars and a barber, ending with a bald joke.
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