Wheeler national monument area named by Roosevelt proclamation
Roosevelt proclaims Wheeler national monument in the Rio Grande National Forest Colorado. The tract sits near the continental divide at about 11 500 feet, famed for erosion formed canyons ridges pinnacles and buttes. It ties to Fremonts ill fated 1848 expedition and displays historic camp relics. Tourism is expected to grow once access via road or trail is established.
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John C. Fremont
Fremont
California
Rio Grande
United States
Great Sierra
Santa Fe
Wheeler National Monument
Rio Grande National Forest
Colorado
Rolls for Breakfast How toShape and Bake Yeast Rolls
Recipe style directions for making breakfast rolls including yeast mix, rising times, kneading, buttering, rolling, cutting and shaping into various forms such as rounds, braids and linked rings. Emphasizes warming, rising, and multiple shaping methods.
Use Soda To Clean Silver For Quick Tarnish Removal
A method using washing soda in boiling water loosens tarnish from silver. Place a tin dishpan over heat with water, add washing soda, boil ten minutes, then wash with hot soapy water. Dry and polish with flannel. Caveat: use only on silver, avoid plated or oxidized wares. Sterling silver remains undamaged. Old bar sand and corundum are not suitable.
Anise Zwiebach Recipe Summary
A recipe instructs beating five egg whites, adding yolks sugar and anise seed, then flour to form a cream. Mix 20 minutes, bake in a long tin at moderate heat about twenty minutes. Slice partly cooled rounds of three quarters of an inch and brown in the oven.
Rice Pudding with Currants Recipe Method
Instructions for making rice pudding with currants. Rinse and tie half a pound of rice in a cloth, boil in cold water for one hour, then add currants, rewrap, and boil for another hour or more. Unwrap, stir, and serve with sweet sauce.
French Omelet Recipe from Early Cookbook
A basic French omelet recipe combines four eggs with milk or stock and butter, seasoned with salt and paprika. The mixture is cooked in buttered pan for two to three minutes, stirred to even out, then shaped into a balloon form and served hot as breakfast or luncheon course.
Oyster Beds Face Health Inspection Demands Across Europe
French press has warned of health risks from consuming oysters. Belgium’s Royal Society of Medicine endorses strict inspection of oyster beds and calls for regulated retail sales and rigorous examination of all oysters entering Belgium.
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Belgium
Royal Society of Medicine
Potatoes Baked with Onions Recipe Card
Wash peel and dry a dozen potatoes. Melt four ounces of butter in a roasting tin. Slice four large onions and layer over the potatoes. Season with salt and pepper. Bake in a moderately hot oven, basting and turning for even browning. Drain and serve.
Schwab Opposes Tariff Change for Steel Industry
Charles M. Schwab testifies before the ways and means committee arguing that future needs justify high protection while the present tariff should stand. He cites the shift from Bessemer to open hearth and German methods, the cost rise with better steel, and asserts the present generation deserves the benefits of its sacrifices amid a strong steel trust in global markets.
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Charles M. Schwab
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Schwab
Congress
Steel Trust
Taft to visit Panama Canal project with experts
The article notes President Taft, with engineers and specialists aged 18, will visit Panama. It warns of possible administrative upheaval and changes in plans, while defending Taft’s expected personal direction of the canal work and his deep knowledge of the project.
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Taft
Panama Canal
Panama
Col. Goethals
St. Louis Republic
Canal W
Canal Zone
Use of Harriman's Money
The New York World reports Harriman raised 260000 for the Republican national committee after a White House conference with President Roosevelt. Harriman boasted the fund changed about 50000 votes in New York City, altering the national outcome by about 100000 votes. Roosevelt encouraged the fund and implied influence over railroad policy.
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Edward H. Harriman
White House
Roosevelt
New York
Harriman
Republican National Committee
Sidney Webster
New York World
Plea for Tariff Continuance Reveals Price Pressure
The business lobby in Washington seeks to maintain high prices through tariff favors, arguing protection benefits industries while consumers bear the tax. They admit tariffs raise costs, and the issue centers on privilege versus right, not price reduction. The text emphasizes the public's right to lower prices and fair competition.
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Washington
Will Roosevelt Be Busy
The article questions President Roosevelt's heavy workload as he prepares House and Senate reports on secret-service resolutions and the Foraker resolution. It mocks reliance on imagination over facts and notes the demanding task will test patience and persistence.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Foraker
Mr. Roosevelt