Growth of finance and need for market supervision
The article argues that public will grows with wealth and securities, urging tighter rules to ensure safe honest operation of financial mechanisms. It cites Thomas F. Ryan on narrowing competition to just laws of justice and lauds Bishop Brent for choosing service over Washington. It notes world wheat supply growth potential and cautions against complacency in wealth pursuit.
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Mate
Thomas F. Ryan
Independent
Brent
Washington
Hia
Philipplines, Baye
Boston
Onlands
Topines
Bishop Brent
Traditional Pickle and Sauce Recipes From a Historic Kitchen
A compiled set of old time canning directions for chutneys pickles and sauces. It covers English Pickle Chow-Chow chili sauce and tomato catsup with detailed ingredient lists measurements preparation steps and storage guidance. The guidance emphasizes draining juices cooking times and avoiding metal vessels for tomato recipes.
Cheeses Dreams
Cut bread with buttered sides and spread lightly with French mustard on one side. Assemble two slices with a cheese layer between, mustard side inward. Bake until cheese melts and bread is crisp. Serve as a luncheon dish. cut bread into heart shapes for added appeal.
Corn Salad For Winter Rooms
A recipe describes making corn salad to be stored in air tight jars for winter use. It calls for corn from twenty four roasting jars cabbage mangoes mustard sugar salt turmeric and vinegar boiled twenty minutes then sealed in jars yielding about five quarts.
Fruit Juice Finishing Cereal Mixtures
A short note recommends using leftover fruit juice from canning to add to breakfast cereals during cooking. It claims the juice improves palatability, boosts health benefits, and reduces sugar needs since canning sugar substitutes sweetness.
Soup Meat Balls Recipe Instruction
A fragment describes forming cooked soup meat into balls, flattening them, and frying until browned with pepper and salt to taste. Includes steps for assembling with cold boiled potatoes and onions in the food chop process.
Alaska Garden Boom Defies Ice and Snow
The Alaska region is profiled as a potential garden spot with reports from Fortman Salmon Hatchery Loring and other Alaska locales. Letters describe potato yields from small plots, beans, beets, cabbage, and radishes promising for pioneer farming under harsh conditions.
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Alaska
States
Alaskan
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Arctic Circle
Fred Patching
Fortman Salmon Hatchery
Loring
Burbank
Ohio
Haines
British Columbia
Williams
Montauk Point
Eagle
Glass Stain Remedies and Jelly Bag How-To
Instructions cover stain removal for glass ink mildew scorch and lemon rice tips. Also describes a ease jelly bag made from cheesecloth and embroidery hoop, plus potter’s alum polish and cake baking care. Finally notes stewing meat in cold water and gradual heating for tender broth.
Pickled butternuts method from early guide
Advice for gathering butternuts on a hot clear day and salting until tender. Process includes sun-drying until black, packing jars three fourths full, and preparing a spiced vinegar with brown sugar cloves peppercorns allspice berries cassia buds and cinnamon. Boil spices in vinegar, pour boiling water over nuts, repeat for two days, then age in a cool dark place for a month.
Apple pudding with bread crumb layers baking method
A family favorite pudding combines sour apples bread crumbs sugar cinnamon lemon rind nutmeg and butter. Alternate apple and crumb layers in a buttered dish bake three quarters of an hour then uncover bake sixteen minutes more and serve in the same dish.
Cold Ham and Celery Mold With Slaw Dressing
Combine finely chopped cold ham with an equal amount of celery or lettuce, line a dish with lettuce and fill with the ham celery mix. Prepare a dressing like cold slaw by heating eggs sugar butter mustard pepper and vinegar to a soft custard, then fold over the mixture.
Eggs a la Caracas
A quick Caracas style dish using dried beef onion tomatoes and eggs. Sauté onion in butter until light brown add stewed tomatoes beef and both raw and hard boiled eggs then fold in grated cheese. Serve on hot buttered toast and garnish with sliced or chopped hard boiled eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiliet
Embroidered Frame Eases Linen Indelible Marking
A woman finds a simple method to ink linen by stretching the fabric in an embroidery frame. The tight frame makes marking easier, nearly as simple as writing on a tablet, prompting readers to wonder why this hadn’t been tried before.
Divinity Fudge Recipe From Historic Kitchen
A simple candy method mixing two cups sugar with half cup corn syrup and half cup water. Boil until brittle in cold water, then beat into frosted whites of two eggs and fold in one cup nut meats to set on a plate.
Clerks Grumble Over Federal Salaries and Cabinet Parity
Government clerks press for higher pay as living costs rise and cabinet officers receive increases. The article notes Roosevelt’s $50,000 salary, the Vice President and Speaker at $12,000, senators and representatives at $7,500, and ambassadors ranging from $12,500 to $17,500 for major posts.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Cannon
House of Representatives
Congress
Austria-Hungary
Brasil
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Russia
Turkey
Salaries of U S Consuls General and Federal Officials
The article lists annual pay for U S consuls general in London and Paris at 12000 each, with prior fees as high as 20000 to 30000. It also details salaries for other posts including Canton 5500 Shanghai 8000 Berlin 48000 Havana 8000 Athens 3000 Rome 4500 Yokohama 6000 Mexico City 6000 St Petersburg 5500 Cairo 6000, and federal officials such as Supreme Court justices 13006 and 12500 for associate justices, district attorneys and marshals with varied city figures, plus numerous other positions and salaries across government agencies.
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London
Paris
Canton
China
Shanghai
Berlin
Havana
Cuba
Athens
Rome
Yokohama
Japan
Mexico City
Mexico
St. Petersburg
Cairo
Egypt
United States Supreme Court
Associated
United States
Circuit
New York
Boston
Portland
Pittsburg
Grim Reaper Decreasing Pension Roll Since 1893 Report
A Commission of Pensions report shows a steady decline in U S pensioners with 1908 total at 961 687 and an expectation to drop to about 800 000 next year. Since 1866 total payments reach 8 600 000 000 and two Revolutionary War pensioners remain, Sarah C. Hurlbutt 90 and Phosade M. Pelmeter 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commissioner of Pensions
Sam
Sarah C. Hurlbutt
Elijah Weeks
Massachusetts
Washington
Phosade M. Pelmeter
Jonathan Wooley
New Hampshire
Atlantic Fleet to Lose Vote in National Election
Report notes 1800 Navy and Army personnel aboard the Atlantic Fleet will not vote on election day as Manila Bay stops citizenship rights and Philippine statutes bar service members from voting. New York provides the largest bloc with 1800, followed by Massachusetts and Pennsylvania with 1200 each. other states and territories are listed, totaling nearly 100000 federal employees who cannot vote. Officers say balloting on ships exists only to satisfy curiosity, not to affect results.
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Manila Bay
United States
New York
Empire State
Maseachusetta
Pennsylvania
New England
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
District of Columbia
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Century Magazine
South America
North Africa
Asia
Boston Herald
Chow and Gatsup
Henry Burke
Chena
F. N. Kreuz
Wakefield
A. Fowler
Kuskokwim River
W. H. Snyder
Council
C. W. Thornton
Nome
Henry Kuehner
Woialn Children II School
Golovin
HOT
Farnlon
Caracas
Linan
Divinity Fudge
Ashington
Newark
N. J
Vermont
Maryland
North Carolina
Florida
The
Smithsonian
Civil Service
Interstate Commerce
International Bureau of American Republics
William Loeb
Senate
Post Office Department
Grim Reaper
Atlantic
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