Roosevelt Saves Colden Trout From Extinction
President Roosevelt learned the Colden Trout named for him faced extinction due to its tastiness. He ordered preservation measures by the Bureau of Fisheries after appeals from California friends who knew his interest in game. A proclamation made Mount Whitney a government forest reserve guarding fish habitats.
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Roosevelt
Bureau of Fisheries
California
Mount Whitney
Volcano Creek
Roosevelt Golden Trout Saved from Extinction
Theodore Roosevelt earns the title savior of the Roosevelt Golden Trout a rare western species saved from extinction by the U S fish commission. Eggs exceed a million will stock streams nationwide and the trout will be planted from Volcano creek Mount Whitney to Bozeman and Leadville. The fish displays a golden hue and tests the bravery of anglers as it spreads across U S waters.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Huntsman
San Juan Hill
Executive
Washington
United States
United States Fish Commission
Roosevelt
Fish Commission
Volcano Creek
Mount Whitney
Cal
Bozeman
Mont
Leadville
Col
Izaak Walton
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Funny World
How to Serve Informal Lunch for Small Party
Informal fall luncheon guidance for eight to ten in the country. Emphasizes simple centerpieces, matching doilies, and easy flow to dining. Includes a palatable menu with cantaloupe, bouillon, mushrooms on toast, stuffed eggplant, and fruit dessert.
Custard Souffle Method in Elegant Steps
A classic custard souffle recipe instructs to heat milk, whisk butter and flour, add hot milk, cook briefly, then fold in egg yolks and beaten whites. Bake in a greased dish in a slow oven for twenty minutes and serve immediately with vanilla or wine sauce.
Artichokes and Home Tips from an Old Page
The page offers cooking and household tips including how to prepare artichokes with olive oil and hollandaise, a disinfectant using chlorate of lime and vinegar, window painting care with lard and ammonia, and stain removal with kerosene. It also notes steps for varnishing stairs with alternating day applications.
Autumnal Verse and Towny Bits In Hopperstown Echoes
Night and morning scenes describe autumn hush and fading vitality with flora and wind. A house column mixes satirical lines about weather, money, marriages, and local gossip, including a notice about a writ and a drummer staying at the Hopperstown hotel.
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Mays
Weil
Ruth Tate Brady
Oklahoma
Miss Brady
Inhambane
Gaza
Lourenco Marquez
Maj
Baldwin
Transvaal
Paris
Andras
Leadvalle
Cob
Aster
Mr. Thunderer
Misa Cloud
Indian Territory
Colorado
Illinois
Squire Purdy
Hank Tumms
Tibbite
Sudon
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