Family Girdle Rhymes for the Kitchen
A playful, antiquated verse about kitchen rules and cooking rhymes. It lists dishes and methods with incongruous humor and moral quips, ending with a mock closing about dining hour.
25 Oct 1876
Page 1
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Newspaper
Freeport Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1876
Page
1
A playful, antiquated verse about kitchen rules and cooking rhymes. It lists dishes and methods with incongruous humor and moral quips, ending with a mock closing about dining hour.
The Cincinnati report portrays Bristow denouncing Democratic fraud while praising Republican reform. He argues Republicans cleaned the government, improved credit, and backed civil service reform led by Rutherford B. Hayes. He warns against Democratic change, urges support for Hayes and GOP integrity.
Edwin Alphonso Carpenter recalls the Rush Medical College dedication in Chicago, praising its facilities, faculty, and clinical teaching. He highlights the new building, dispensary, and proximity to Cook County Hospital, lauds alumni, and condemns quackery while urging strong educational standards and reform in medical practice.
George W. Curtis criticizes reviving old war animosities for partisan ends in a Staten Island speech. He rebukes Democrats for asking forgiveness while reassembling a damaged political ship and seeking control as the new crew.
A fragmented excerpt discusses misery and self focus. It suggests pondering personal desires and respect to induce unhappiness, warning that self centered thoughts ruin every touch and turn one into wretchedness as stated by Kingsley.
A local report notes a sharp drop in youths attempting to ride on the rear of street cars. Officials urge supervision and caution to protect riders and pedestrians as crowds and hazards rise in the city lanes.
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