A Variety of Sauces and Dishes From Older Recipes
A long, eclectic list of recipes and sauces covers horse radish sauce and many others, with instructions for crequests, savets, and codfish dishes. It includes step by step sauce making, a trout of tongue, fried or boiled fish, and rice sides, plus soups and vegetable purées. The text mixes culinary processes, measurements, and serving ideas, reflecting a home cook’s guide to sauces, soups, and everyday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molandalee Saver
Wien
Rover
Ernie
Immense Wealth From Iron Ores in Bilbao Region
The article notes vast iron ore deposits driving wealth in the Basque provinces. Bilbao emerges as a center of industry and the richest city of its size in Europe, with ore seams fueling profits and regional economic power.
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Nikh-crady
Bilbao
Aize
Europe
Fragmented local lines mix odd phrases and names
An OCR fragment blends phrases about manners and hats with scattered names and stray quotes. It mentions Alma Abel Fither and a church group in Atlanta inviting new settlers, plus Gotham remarks on a club for men who do not settle.
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Church—Atanta
Gotham
Leper Woman Dies After Gas Fume Incident at Jersey City Home
In Jersey City, Mrs A F Miehe dies after a gas smell fills a hall. Firefighters break into a room to find her in bed as a hospital diagnosis traces the illness to close contact. A Darteriologist report notes seven years of illness and unsteady treatment.
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August
Mivhe Wen
Jersey City
New York
Ann Yearn
A. F. Miehe
Hurleon County
Aosuae
Fiber Silk Promises Popular Sport Suits and Dresses
A one sided effect article notes that a silk fiber similar to that used for sweaters will become common in sport suits and dresses, suggesting versatile fashion use and potential fabric innovations.
Popularity of jersey weaves marks spring garments
The article notes jersey like fabrics, used for sport wear, dresses, and coats next spring, with many textile houses branding it with fancy names. It compares it to silk as a cheaper substitute and highlights one sided fastening, hip drapery, and evolving silhouettes including one sided frocks, skirts, and gathers.
Spring Frock Details For a One Sided Fastening Style
The article outlines a spring street frock with a one sided fastening, recommending wool embroidery if wool jersey is chosen. It notes the frock is close reefed and narrow, with options like faille silk or silk poplin for a dressier look and heavy embroidery as trimming. It discusses timely fashion economics and the use of waistcoats and collars as novel seasonal touches.
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Cretonne
Embroidered spring looks on two Misses advance models
Two advance models for misses feature floral embroidery and a springy vibe. An Eton navy tricotine number shows a pink carnation on a collar, with black satin shaping the collar cuffs and double breasted front. A blue Poiret twill navy suit adds silver thread shadows and inset panels forming pockets, with back panels and cord fringe finishing the design.
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Eton
Hirsute Adornment For All In Modern Hair Transformations
A New York Herald fashion writer praises the modern hair transformation as a flawless art, noting its near real appearance and versatility. It contrasts past methods with today's perfected process, enabling easy dressing and removal, while addressing various styling preferences and the maidless era. Also praised is black velvet for evening wear, lauded for richness and elegance that enhances a woman's appearance.
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Hotel 4
New York Herald
Head coverings in shape of hoods and caps return to fashion
A Chicago Herald fashion writer notes wartime simplicity revives old style head coverings. Hood like bonnets in velvet and scarlet, gathered tulle caps, and nurse style caps with velvet scarves are seen, with coats and belts reflecting military influence and a preference for slender silhouettes.
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Chicago Herald
Lnger
Ted Cross
Hog House Design for Efficient Swine Keeping
Feature article by William A. Radford on building a 15-pen hog house with superior ventilation, shade, air quality, sanitation, safety, and flexible space to increase profits. Discusses layout, movable equipment, drainage, and adaptable design for year-round use and multiple animals.
Modern community hog house plan from Professor Davidson
A historical guide outlines essential requirements for a warm dry well lit and durable hog house. It highlights warmth dryness abundant light sunlit interior access and cost efficiency. An illustrated hollow tile hog house 22 by 50 feet with 15 pens and a feed room demonstrates the design.
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Martinize
Davidson
Town State College
What the Horse Has Done in History and Legend
A compact reflection on famous horses and their roles in history. Caesar’s bay charger, Norman William’s war horse, Bucephalus, and Bavieca loom large as symbols of power and fate. The piece notes Joan of Arc’s horse, the Black Prince’s white charger, and Captain Bailey’s 1625 hackney coaches shaping London life. Samuel Pepys and others are cited in anecdotes about riding and status.
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Caesar
Norman William
Bucephalus
Alexander
Joan of
Bavieca
Cid
John of
France
London
Captain Bailey
England
Samuel Pepys
Misery and Money Mix in a Cold Wave Column
The excerpt mixes a comic quip about a poor financier with a proverb about misery, notes a grave digger joke, and observes British women taking up shoe repairing. The tone resembles a late 19th to early 20th century newspaper including wry commentary and brief anecdotes.
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John
Boston Transcript
Opening the Stubborn Knife and Yuletide Origins
A reader describes a method to open a stubborn penknife blade using a handkerchief and swift motion. The piece then explains Yuletide, its Anglo Saxon roots, and the tradition of the yule log for Christmas. It notes changes from older, furnace era heating to modern tech like an electric sign with moving colored screens.
Resisting the Devil in a Moral Struggle
A sermon-like discussion explains two spiritual kingdoms led by Christ and Satan, with the heart as the battlefield. It warns temptations strike at weak points, cites Abraham Job Moses and David as examples, and emphasizes resisting the devil through God's power, echoing the promise that he will flee.
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Christ
Satan
Abraham
Job
Moses
Kadesh
Promised Land
David
Goliath
Saul
Jesus
Toward the Sunset and The Notion of God
A compact reflection contrasts the seen world with the infinite nature of God quoted from Tertullian and Best. It, then, cites an old saint on sunset as a consoling symbol for hardship, and critiques prayer as often misdirected like letters lost in heaven’s dead letter office.
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Heaven
Donald Sage Mackay
Banded Ocelot Tommy Takes Center Stage in Family Tale
In a South American setting, Daddy explains the banded ocelot to the children with Tommy as its nicknamed cousin. The family discusses names, naps, and the creature's blend of tiger and cat traits, while Kitty and Tommy spar over who is truly interesting and where curiosity leads in everyday life.
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South Ameries
Central America
Daddy
Mr. Banded
Tommy
Nick
Rene Wether
Nancy
Terry
Banded Ocelot
Bis
Tiger
Puss
Witty
Lucifer
Kitty
Tye
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Mathie
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Pete
Earth
Epring
Jaelo
Savery Alce
Otto
Otto Ped Asittle
Deel
Munley Will
Kileker
Alma
Abel
Fither
Heresis
Tate Won Hospital
Sulard
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Renly
Venxt
James
God
Tertullian
Coquette
Mrs. Jameson
Grannie Rilem
Willie Willlis
Mamma Willis
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