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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
4
In a hotel scene Dolly nudges Phil as she tries to manage Freddy's jealousy and stubbornness. She schemes to recruit a new companion for Freddy's seating, aiming to salvage the planned coaching party to the Point. Freddy remains contradictorily aloof while Dolly plots to secure the social fix.
Dolly arranges a moonlit coaching trip for Freddy with Phil and a mysterious third woman. Freddy discovers the guest is his divorced wife, prompting Dolly to feign a fateful escape while Freddy plots to manage the awkward social clash and special plan for the next day.
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A vintage home crafts guide outlines chocolate sweets for home use or sale. It covers chocolate kisses chocolate macaroons and chocolate fudge with step by step instructions and tips on mixing baking and cooling to ensure even squares and neat presentation.
The article stresses careful preparation of vegetables for salad, urging separate cooking in salted water until tender, cutting before cooking, draining well, and tossing hot vegetables with oil and vinegar. It advises using savory vinegars like tarragon and mastardum to add variety and recommends dressing with oil and vinegar or mayonnaise after draining.
A DIY sleeve board can be crafted from a straight bed slat two large empty spools and two round head screws size 8. Cut 27 inches from the slat leaving 25 inches for the other piece and round the long ends. Mount screws 3 inches from each end and glue spools 2 inches from the ends to form the board.
The article urges ventilating kitchens during cooking and airing dining rooms living rooms halls and windows daily. It emphasizes quick outlet for odors to keep food untainted and houseclean and to ensure housewife comfort while noting air should be kept open as weather allows.
Readable lines describe preparing smothered perch with 12 large white perch. Each fish receives a thin slice of fat salt pork and a layer of finely chopped onions, then bakes slowly in a covered pan. Near finish, season with salt and pepper, and serve topped with hot cream or milk and butter.
Instructions describe preparing devilled lobster by boiling or beating meat, draining and chopping with coarse crackers or bread crumbs, mixing with butter and hot seasoning, binding with milk or cream, and baking in a buttered dish in a hot oven. Includes spellings and antiquated terms.
A brief note on cracked eggs during use and how to prevent leaking by sealing with salt. It warns that cracks may occur in boiling water or during immersion and suggests a salt rub to keep contents contained.
John Morley, noted Liberal leader and historian, receives a peerage while retaining the India secretary post. Ill health and overwork prompted the elevation, with Morley praised for his restraint and intellect. His career spans editorships, parliament, and close ties to Gladstone and Carnegie.
Boston circles report Assistant Secretary of State Bacon likely to become secretary of war around July 1, succeeding Taft who plans retirement. Bacon, born in Boston, shone at Harvard as varsity crew captain and later joined J P Morgan & Co after time at EK Robins Morse.
Readable text describes a plastered house built of lithographic stone near Nuremberg’s city hall, valued around four thousand dollars, built circa 1680 by Andreas Lichtenstein, now preserved by his descendant who refuses sales to buyers hoping to extract the stone.
A brief note reports that a ruling found no telephone traction or implied bribery in connection with Controller Wilson of Chicago. The scant text hints at an official inquiry or ethics review with limited details remaining readable.
A garbled account recounts a Chinese spy tale about a Russian general bribing a Chinese escort to reach Japanese lines and relay a message for Kuropatkin. It also mentions a dinner by antiquarian Goebel with mammoth meat and a flourish of distant historical scenes.
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