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Newspaper

Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1908

Page

6

The Little Spring in a Winter Attic

In a snowbound morning two elderly Winter People, Ettare and Peleas, witness a kitchen maid Mary and a young worker find happiness through a playful attic fountain fantasy. A hospital visit, a stalled romance, and a costumes-laden school play lead to Mary's revelation that her husband is the one she longs for, culminating in a sunlit fountain moment and a renewed sense that spring remains somewhere about.

Teagan Peleas Ettare Nichola Mary Lisa Crown

Record year on turf promised for 1908 racing season

The Coney Island Jockey Club Brighton Beach Association and Brooklyn Jockey Club project a record turf year. With nearly two million dollars in stake money and purses, about 1.75 million expected in value, across 50 spring stakes and an Empire track debut, the 1908 season could yield about 7.2 million in public receipts and 4.6 million in net shares for the eight associations. Notable horses like Collin head the hoped-for high profile season with strong demand for King's ransoms across the circuits.

Coney Island Jockey Club Brighton Beach Racing Association Brooklyn Jockey Club Jockey Club Empire Track Ahekels Collin King's Ransoms

Georgetown Mulls McCarthy as Next Football Coach

May coach Charles C. McCarthy of Boston, former Georgetown captain and All-Southern end, is favored to become Georgetown’s football coach next year. He has coached at MIT and Boston College, is a Harvard Law student finishing this year, and is supported by many students and squad members for sole or associate role alongside Dr. Reilly.

Charles C. McCarthy Boston Georgetown McCarthy Dr. Reilly Ele Philadelphia Eaton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Ccollege Harvard Law School

Compliment for Collins Praise from Addie Joss

Addie Joss hails Collins as the most graceful third baseman ever in a uniform. He notes Collins makes the hardest chances look easy and flawless in fielding.

Colling Addie Joss

Unknown Corners Attract Global Expeditions Across Continents

A survey of 1906 era expeditions reveals nine under way or planned from Europe and America. Opponents range from the Arctic Peary and Nansen to the untamed Amazon and Antarctic frontiers. Notable ventures include Boynton targeting the upper Amazon with 35 men and a sea going ship, Stein's Turkestan explorations, Shackleton's Nimrod Antarctic party, Charcot’s French voyage toward Alexander Land, and multiple efforts to reach the poles and form depots for longer late season operations.

Europe America North Pole Antarctic Upper Amazon Argentina San Francisco New York Chicago Atlantic Philadelphia Boston South America George Melville Boynton Central Asia Australia Brazil Arctic South Pole Asia South Seas Turkestan Dr. Stein Sven Hedin India Stein Kho E. H. Shackleton London Newfoundland Ross Tce Barrier Canada Pole Charcot Alexander Land Wandel Island Alexander I Land Buenos Ayres Austral Argentine Meteorological Office Henryk Arctowski Balleny Islands Victoria Land Ads Clajte Lanid Wilkes Land

Delicacies for Desserts and Jellied Fillings for Pies

This column offers ways to use jellied fillings such as cucumber and mint in desserts, sweet pickled fruits for roasts, and various pie fillings. It details prune pudding with prunes and egg whites, dried peaches in sugar syrup or wine, and canned apricots or peaches in rice pies or tartlets, served with whipped cream.

Old Fashioned Cheese Ham Molded Delicacy Recipe

A detailed vintage recipe explains combining flour sugar eggs butter and potash with milk to form dough, molding into springerie shapes with anise, drying overnight, baking next day. A separate milk thickening step uses cheese-cloth drained milk beaten until smooth, then cream pepper salt and ham folded in, served on crisp lettuce with olives.

Bird's Nest Pudding and Cream Sauce Recipe Card

Pare six apples core them without breaking. Fill holes with sugar in an earthen dish. Batter: one pint milk two teaspoons flour three eggs. Bake until soft. Serve with cream sauce. Cream: butter sugar milk flour and heat. Gloss linen with gum arabic infusion. bottle after settling. A tablespoonful mixed into ink will brighten collars and cuffs.

Northwest settlers urged by favorable rates to Canadian Northwest

St Paul reports strong interest from eastern and southern markets in moving to the Canadian Northwest. Rail rates and homeseeker offers are attracting settlers, with Western Canada enjoying unusually good weather and promising yields. Totals show high wheat and oats outputs in Magrath and nearby areas, with farmers citing strong per acre values and substantial hay and beet crops.

St. Paul Minn C. Northwest United States Canadian Northwest Canada Alberta Cardaton H. Howe Magrath Asia J. F. Haycock J. F. Bradshaw

Little Willie Wonders About Gray Brain Matter

A child asks if hair turning gray means gray matter in the brain is leaking. He ponders science after listening to discussions on brain function and questions his mother at bedtime.

Willie

One Hundred Dollars Reward for Unsuitable Catarrh Cure

A fragmented advertisement pledges a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Ball's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co Toledo and testimonials from Wallino, Kignan & Marvin wholesale druggists. The pitch claims internal blood and mucus action, urges free testimonials, and lists price at 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised for constipation.

Ball F. J. Cheney & CO Tolado F. J. Chiney WalLpino, Kignan & Marvin Toledo Teutimentala Hall

Ivy's Strength Threatens Tower Repairs at Yarnborough

A ivy plant growing in a crevice of St. John the Baptist church tower at Yarnborough England undermined the foundation and lifted stones, with repairs estimated at 3000 dollars. The rest of the text contains ad-like quips and unrelated phrases.

St. John the Baptist Church Yarnborough England

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