Celery Recipes Expand From Hors d oeuvres To Entrees
The New York Sun describes celery serving ideas beyond the usual. Uncooked celery stuffed as hors d oeuvres or salad, and even as an entree, with cheese pastes and capers. Various fillings include cream cheese and flavorings, with dipping dressings and crisscross stalk presentation. Also notes boiled celery with mayonnaise variants and celery in salads with horseradish.
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Tob
Enu
New York Sun
Promaine
French engraver Pere Tible displays arm history in Paris
In Paris Grevelle quarter a renowned professor known as Pere Tible shows his left arm etched with the history of France. The engraving includes figures from Charlemagne to Gambetta, royal and republican leaders, and symbols spanning eras and victories.
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Trere
Paris
Pere Tible
Grevelle
Asa Kimi
Permavege
Sre
Republic
Robespierre
Run
Gambetta
Mothers Craft Inspires Tiny Pine Needle Soldiers
A mother turns pine needles and bristol-board into a standing paper horse and needle tents for her son Robin, then recounts a playful scene of soldiers in improvised pine needle forts. In a second tale, Floss the yellow cat plays with a clever fox, until the cat hides in fear and never retrieves his wild companion.
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Robin
Floss
Unscrupulous In-Laws and Nut Handling Adverts
A fragmented passage shows a comic exchange about marrying into a family and a father’s quip on supporting two. The text shifts to practical tips noting that pecan shells soften after brief boiling, followed by garbled lines suggesting aging remedies and a Hill’s product reference.
Wickersham Advocates Practical Religion in Episcopal Campaign
Former Attorney General George W. Wickersham details a Nation-Wide Campaign by the Episcopal Church to boost practical and efficient religion. He calls for a church led effort addressing workers material needs and fair compensation, plus expanded educational hospital and social services with a goal of over 42 million dollars and 1,500 new church workers.
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George W. Wickersham
United States
Episcopal Church
Mr. Wickersham
Church
Revival Meeting Notes Go Awry in Jammed Report
Fragmentary OCR gives garbled lines about a missionary and revival meeting. Names and actions are unclear but hint at a domestic dispute or social encounter linked to a gambling spouse. No clear date or place is readable.
Saving the Anvils Story Recited From Carmack Favorite
A Tennessee Senator Carmack tale recounts a Memphis stevedore carrying anvils who slips into the river. Struggling for help, he pleads for a rope as crew on the dock mock him, threatening to drop an anvil if aid does not arrive.
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Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Memphis
Anna P. Silver
Ile
Farmer confronts boys over apple theft near school
A New Jersey farmer annoyed by schoolboys dipping into his orchard chases them off with menacing booted force. The next day the youths linger near his fence as he contemplates further action and stern words.
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New Jersey
Warning on land as students seek football place
A local man warns intruders off his land while a college student and a roommate joke about expenses and taxes. The spokesman admits they came to ask to join a football eleven as the farmer grimly notes the need to appeal to a father for funds.
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Great Caesar
Making Him Useful and the Wet Poodle Rescue
A lady reported her missing poodle Jost Her pet. The police found the dog wet and dirty, with a passerby washing windows on a pole. The officer recalled this odd rescue, leaving the lady overjoyed and curious.
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Joye
Cleer
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Me Hill
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G. W. Wickersham
Gsambler
Curt Geobler
Sten
Tamond
Trond Metalic
Saturda
Kingan
Cadet
Rene Ratte
Sean Pustioensese
Ceéecin
Men’s Clothing Department
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Coats
Ss. C. Prevo & Son
Greencastle, Indiana
Jor
Tro
Thodus
Reo
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Ent
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Mov
Au Bus
Elny Hai
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