Dainty Luncheon Menu and Invalid Dining Guide
A vintage dietary guide offers dainty lunch ideas and vegetable recipes for invalid meals. It covers lettuce guides, egg and yolk preparations, chicken and peanut spreads, cucumber dressings, and light desserts, plus serving tips, salad dressings, and safe canning techniques. It emphasizes fresh ingredients, small portions, and appealing presentation.
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Lettice
Pankin Jena
Gresaine
Permet
Coe Rathesy Yang
Poater
Oias
Chivalry Tales and a Jersey Court Kiss
A collage of comic and court reports features a New York tale of a chivalrous man who returns a dropped coin, a New Jersey husband admonished for kissing his wife without consent, a quip about musical notes with a class of fourth graders, a humorous regional dialect exchange, and a testimonial on Postum coffee noting health benefits after quitting coffee.
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New Jersey
Jersey Benedict
Washington Herald
Agricultural notes on farm routines and livestock care
The article discusses practical farming tips including pasture and feed management, dairy and poultry tips, crop care, and storage. It covers sowing alfalfa and clover, use of silos, potash and fertilizer basics, proper nest and cleanliness, water management for ducks, and cautions on moldy grain and disease in horses and cattle.
Uncle John and Margaret Meet in a California Trip
In a summer journey, Margaret endures Uncle John’s tireless teaching as he guides a party through California farms and a papier mache model ranch. A new acquaintance, Mr. Livingston from Iowa, joins at dinner while Margaret worries about romance and social missteps amid Uncle John’s blunt humor.
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Margaret
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Uncle John
Eliza
Iowa
Mr. Livingston
Eliza Amy
Bfe
Middle West
John
California
Toho
Thia Ranch
Jack Jenkins
Waybe
Picror
Jobe
Erica
Livingston
Jon
Mr. Jenking
Jenkins
Aunt Eliza
Mind and medicine in the age of psychotheraphy
A Woman's World essay argues cheerfulness and belief can influence illness as much as drugs. Imaginary symptoms often stem from fear, and mental treatment complements physical care. Physicians should address both mind and body to heal the sick and advance psychotherapeutic practice.
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Jissim
Aleo
America
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Main Steet
Buffalo
N.Y
Publicity Law and Tuberculosis Reporting Gaps
Disjointed excerpts highlight debates over public health reporting in multiple states and territories, noting that several regions lack tuberculosis case reporting requirements. The text juxtaposes domestic scenes with reflections on reporting failures and personal anecdotes, including a housekeeper and a Canadian farming community.
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