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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1908

Page

4

Dream of Daghestan Bares War Memory and Lost Love

A translated verse by Michael Yourievich Lermontov recalls a wounded man dying in a Daghestani valley. As he sleeps the death-sleep, he dreams of his homeland and revelry where one maidens heart bears sinister, unspoken thoughts amid bright halls and roses.

Far Daghestan Michael Yourievich Lermontov Rosa Newmarch

Son of Big Mountain Defeats Cougar in Cliff Top Encounter

Yellow Belt, a twelve year old Sans Arc boy, defends Plenty Boy from a mother cougar and her kits on a rock ledge. He uses a bone toothed arrow to wound the cougar and a second shot to kill it, earning his mother’s praise.

Sons Arc Big Mountain Yellow Belt Sans Arc Plenty Boy Gray Bull Ignu Hanska Sunkilas Igmu Hanska Igma Hanska Mato-Hota

Kingdom of Uganda as a fairy tale monarchy

A Strand Magazine description envisions Uganda as a transformed land with tropical gardens, refined political structure, and an organized monarchy. It contrasts a dynastic king and parliament with a polite, intelligent populace, located between Victoria and Alberta Lakes.

Uganda Africa Nak Victoria Alberta Lakes Strand Magazine

Bank Cash Policy Explained To Dutch Customer

A New York bank clerk explains bank liquidity and the shift from cash to checks to a plain spoken Dutch client. The bank president clarifies the situation and the Dutch man finally says he understands, likening it to using a milk-ticket for his baby at night.

New York Harper’s Weekly

German Soldier Must Be an Ex Fort Swimmer

A terse, clipped line suggests a note about a German soldier who is claimed to be a former swimmer at Fort. The fragment hints at a wartime context or postwar reference with an emphasis on identity and past affiliation.

Salads With Cream Cheese and Green Pepper Cups

A New York Times recipe notes filling cups made from green peppers by removing interiors and standing them on lettuce leaves. It combines tender string beans with cream cheese and French dressing, topped with more cream cheese.

New York Times

Chop Suey Recipe from Louisville Courier Journal

Scrape and cut chicken into inch pieces. Slice onion and soak mushrooms then drain. Cut celery into 1 1/2 inch pieces and wash six Chinese potatoes. Fry chicken in fat, add onions, cook ten minutes, add mushrooms and sauce, add water and stew briefly. Add celery and potatoes, thicken with flour and water, boil once and serve with rice.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Baltimore Apple Bread From Washington Star Recipe

A step by step bread recipe describes dissolving yeast in hot milk, mixing with flour sugar and butter, overnight rising, and two layered dough with tart apple sauce. After baking a final apple sauce glaze is spread and the loaf is served hot. Using a whole yeast cake shortens the first rise for same day preparation.

Baltimore Washington Star

Household Tips and Quick Craft Fixes for Home Decor

Simple methods for food prep and upkeep including buttering and spicing crackers to aid sleep, varnish care using leather and polishes, quick lace curtain repair with starch, floor and wood polishing recipes, a folding mahogany dressing table, a textured fruit salad with grapes and walnuts, and pond lilies arranged as elegant summer centerpieces in glass bowls.

Testimony Endorses Peruna For Catarrh Relief

Hon George W Honey ex chaplain and ex treasurer of Wisconsin and ex quartermaster general of Texas G A R writes from Washington DC praising Peruna for catarrhal ailments. Fred L Hebard a Kansas City photographer testifies that Peruna cures catarrh and La Grippe and serves as a tonic.

George W. Honey Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry State of Wisconsin Texas First St N. E Washington, D. C Borane Fred L. Hebard Kansas City Co 12Th and Grand Aves

Peruna Tablets Introduced After Two Years of Work

Dr Hartman and assistants spent two years developing Peruna in tablet form. The new tablets offer the solid medicinal ingredients of Peruna for those who object to liquid medicines.

Hartman

Prominent Figures Mentioned In Brief Notes

A digest of notable events: Sir Henry Irving’s life work soon to be published. Leslie Carter, ex-wife of an actress, dies in Chicago. Andrew D. White visits Berlin post retirement. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to join Hartford Carpet Works in Thompsonville. Prof Frank Parsons dies in Boston. Peary Club reports he left Utah on Aug 17 for the Pole. Lord Northcote arrives Manila en route to China. Frank Pierce to represent U.S. at the Trans Mississippian Congress in San Francisco. Morosini will leaves $75,000 to a eloped daughter. three children receive $150,000 each. Giulia receives rest about $2.5 million. Brig. Gen. Scott Girard of the Iowa Anti-death by own action Bureau admits to a suicide attempt with strychnine.

Sir Henry Irving Leslie Carter Chicago Andrew D. White Berlin Germany Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Hartford Carpet Works Thompsonville Lord Northcote Commonwealth of Australia Sydney China Manila P. I George W. Wingate Frank Huntington Snow University of Kansas Bellefield Kan Fitchburg Mass Roosevelt Frank Pierce San Francisco Morosini New York City Giulia Scott Girard Iowa the Volunteers of America

New York City to Open World’s Largest Restaurant

A New York City project plans to debut the world’s largest restaurant, aiming to attract diners with a massive dining hall and diverse cuisine. Developers say the venue will become a landmark attracting tourists and locals alike.

New York City

Kidney Pills Cure Gallatin Man After Stones

Fifteen years of kidney disease with severe back pain and gravel attacks led F A Rippy of Depot Ave Gallatin Tennessee to give up work. After using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills the pain diminished and he reports no recurrence. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

F. A. Rippy Depot Ave Gallatin Tenn Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

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