Apple Slump Recipe From Classic Pantry Note
Pare core and quarter a dozen tart apples and simmer with hot water in a saucepan. Add two cups molasses and cook ten minutes. Make a soft dough with sifted flour, sugar, baking powder and milk. Cover apples with dough, bake twenty five minutes, and serve with lemon or foamy sauce.
Mexican Central Orders Thirty-Two Oil Fueled Locomotives
The Mexican Central railroad placed an order for 32 consolidated engines with oil burners to be delivered in November December and January. American Locomotive company will build the engines for delivery across the winter period.
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Mexican Central Railroad
Consolidated
American Locomotive Company
And at Your Expense. The Lobster Remark Says It All
A wry exchange mocks a so called lobster who drinks only water. The quip suggests a stubborn stance on drinking, while a quick retort imagines pressuring a lobster to take a drink.
Unflattering Observation on Summer Resorts and Mirrors
A Cleveland Leader quote questions why a few can easily engage at summer resorts and notes how hotel mirrors affect a girl's readiness to accept suitors. The exchange reflects skeptical views on flirtation and appearance in resort settings.
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Cleveland
Permit Required Sparks Competing Gullible Tales
A short comic note recalls a boy challenged by a keeper who bans fishing without a permit. The boy jokes that a worm will suffice, prompting a remembered quip about getting them “well enough” with simple bait.
Senator Nelson Confronts Unusual Constituent Request
Minnesota Senator Nelson reports a Sleepy Eye resident among his constituents with wildly varied demands. The letter asks the pension office to push a pension increase, trout seed from the fish commission, and Nila Swenson’s appointment as postmaster. The writer also asks to pressure the attorney general to release Halvor Here from jail for selling whisky to Indians.
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Nelson
Minnesota
Congress
Sleepy Eye
Fish Commission
Nila Swenson
Wilson
Attorney General's Office
Moody
Halvor
Food Beneath the Beams of St Thomas Hospital in 1670
Records from St Thomas Hospital London show an old relief rule granting each poor person a daily allowance of three points of beer for two months. Afterward they would revert to the standard diet. The overseer was instructed to buy only the finest meat with no bones and without bone marrow.
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St. Thomas Hospital
London
Rail Passenger Service Ad Offers Multiple City Routes
Advertisement from the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad lists five daily trains serving Colorado to Kansas City St. Joseph Chicago Galveston El Paso City of Mexico with reduced rates inquiry. Contact Warren G A T S F Ry 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Colorado
Kangan City
St. Joe
Chicago
Galveston
el Paso
City of Mexico
FY. Warren
S&s. F. Ry
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wind Blows Freight Car From Rails Near Searville
A heavy freight car sixth from a house on the Northwestern train near Searville station north of Mason City Iowa was blown from the rails by high wind. The drawbars pulled out. The train was moving and no other cars were affected. No serious country damage reported.
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Searville Station
Mason City
Change of Menu Improves Economy and Leftover Use
The note urges studying new dishes and serving them daintily. It suggests using leftovers including bread cereals and mashed potatoes in griddle cakes to improve meals and save costs.
Courtland Princess News and Secret Knight Entanglements
In Courtland the bridal escort arrives for Joan of the Sword Hand with Princess Margaret observing Maurice von Lynar’s mixed loyalties. A sharp exchange unfolds as the princess questions him during a flirtatious kneeling encounter under wary observation by Prince Warp. The scene hints at a looming confrontation and shifting power within Courtland society.
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Kernsberg
Courtland
Margaret
Joan
Maurice von Lynar
Margaret the Impetuous
Count Vor Loen
Knight
Maurice
Rose Garden
Sparhawk
von Lynar
Strang
the Sparhawk
Werner von Orseln
von Lynur
Vane
Sword Hand
Prince Warp
Wasp
Ivan
Prince Wasp
Reas
Margaret of Courtland
Deepest Net Haul Reaches 25000 Feet in Pacific Waters
Ameri cans achieved the deepest net haul ever when the trawl hooked bottom at 25 000 feet in the Tonga Islands area. Life was found even in near freezing water under 9 000 psi. Recovery took a full day of steady effort.
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Tonga Talands
South Pacific
St. Nicholas
Home Comfort for the Tots and Warm Fall Clothes
A New York World advised mothers to stock warm wool garments for children as school season opens. It favors long stockings, wool sweaters, serge bloomers, and one piece smocks over skirts. Emphasis on keeping clothes clean and dust free, with practical sewing tips for amateur dressmakers.
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New York World
Patterned Aprons Convert To Bags In New Fancy Work
The article describes a novel design turning aprons into bags via a belt draw and eyelet work. It notes use of linen and ribbon trims, with versatile finishes for washday practicality and decorative corners. It also highlights popular mixed color jewelry trends including gold lattice basket brooches and pink white bar pearl bracelets.
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Gilbert
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