Household Hints and Recipes From The Table
A compilation of fruit bread and biscuit methods with steps for baked dishes, custards, and sauces. Includes fruit soaked bread, biscuits with coriander, baked eggs with cheese, watercress salad, Persian sherbet, apple pot pie, date jam, old fashioned doughnuts, pineapple sherbet, raised fruit cake, rhubarb wine, and a cream cake. Also lists practical tips on paraffin cleaning, ribbon use for mending, pepper granularity, cheese on potatoes, clover tea benefits, mesh bag cleaning, ironing crocheted buttons, and cereal desserts.
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Eriddia
Madras
Time extension for Union Pacific stock disposition discussed
Judge Ith asks about a deadline for the Union Pacific stock. Mr. Loomis urges a liberal time frame due to the money market, proposing one year to convert the stock and complete disposition, while Attorney General McReynolds opposes the plan.
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Union Pacific
Dia
Judgeith
Loomis
McReynolds
Union
Parson’s Kids Run Late to School Echo
Two girls hurry through Parsons Kun area fearing tardy arrival as the morning bell nears. One urges kneeling to pray for punctuality while the other suggests quick travel.
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Parsons
Kun
Lee
Local Fountain Clerk Clarifies Soft Drink Definition
In the Chicago Post, a dialogue with a fountain clerk clarifies what qualifies as a soft drink. The clerk explains the term means a tickable beverage and confirms that only soft drinks are sold.
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Chicago Post
It May Be Done From the Washington Star
Fragmentary OCR text shows quotes and misread lines about appetite and income, mentioning a brewery stock and a casual exchange. The readable parts hint at a column or cartoon caption style from a Washington Star page. The exact event or subject remains unclear.
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The
Washington Star
My Wife Swims From the Boston Siege
A fragmented verse recalls sarcasm about drinking and bravado as a speaker asserts his wife can swim, set against a hostile siege scene. The lines hint at teasing, danger, and resilience amid conflict without graphic detail.
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Boston
The Minister of Police A Paris Romance in Secret Service
Henry Mountjoy recounts a tale of De Sartines the minister of police in a tangled plot. Agents De Lussac Lavenne and Germain maneuver through prison, forges, and political scheming as forgeries threaten state security and power in 18th century Paris.
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Urineton
Henry Mountjoy
Paris
Ion
Ousseau
Pheumani
Vienna
de Lussac
Poly
Ter
Polhcia
Poe
de Richetens de Lussac
Richelieu
Monsieur
Caisell
Monsieur de Lussac
Larvenne
Mongieur de Lussang
Lavenne
de Sumines
Germain Bat
Baroness Linden Seeks Jewel Restitution From De Sartines
In a Paris hotel chamber a baroness confronts De Sartines with missing jewels and police misdeeds. She claims 100000 francs worth of gems were stolen by his agents, while he counters the theft claim and records the exchange, ending with a staged negotiation and a hint of continued intrigue.
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Germain
de Sartines
Raja Baronne Linden
Madame Linden
Monsieur
Madame la Baronne Linden
Madame la Baronne
Madame
Moneleur
Compiegne
Rue Coq Heron
Estepraca
Paris
Min
Monaleur
Frances
France
Sapeeres
de Bartines
Mupgaleur
Germialne
Orne
Monsieer
Ain
Lence
Dee
Palace of
Count de Sartines
Ison
de Sartinecs
A Daily Occupation Advice From an Old Printer
A columnist recalls an old school teacher urging daily forgetfulness to refine thinking. Let go of irritations, self-importance, and rubbishy thoughts to make room for bigger aims. Regular self-critique helps reveal what is truly valuable to others and to oneself.
Governor Sulzer and the Fight for Direct Primaries
Governor Sulzer faces a choice when Albany politics test his honesty. He selects to fight corruption, backed by his sensible wife, while noting the joint strength of state party leaders. Roosevelt and Hughes endure abuse as reformers confront machine tactics and public slander.
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Sulzer
American Review of Reviews
William Sulser
Albany
Segiature
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles EK. Hughes
Iliam Bulner
Reonvelt
Hughes
Typhoid Threat in Philippines Raises Health Alarm
The St Louis Republic reports typhoid spreading across Luzon and beyond in the Philippines. Dr Helser, insular health director, says the outbreak rivals cholera in severity and control difficulty. Growth linked to better transport. army and civilians receive free inoculation but emphasis is on public education to boil drinking water.
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Philippines
St. Louis Republic
Luzon
Helser
Insular
Army
Calrly
Fragmented Verse Imagery From Night Path
A cryptic, dreamlike scene unfolds as a girl moves along a moon lit path. She passes a house and mirror while shadows lengthen and a pale face appears, ending with a distant, unclear reference to a city and figure.
French leaders warn alcoholism threats to nation
Former French premiers Alexandre Ribot and Leon Bourgeois urge action against national decline linked to alcohol, tuberculosis, and poor hygiene. They cite high mortality in France and compare it with England and the Netherlands, urging bold government measures. Wealth distribution data appears, noting many fortunes exceed one million dollars while overall inheritances total 71 million.
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Porte
Alexandre Ribot
France
Hygiene Social Alliance
Leon Bourgeois
M. Bourgeois
Englan
Germany
Fronanty
England
Holland
Scandinavian
Republic
The Curse of Cans from the Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record notes that Americans produced about 2 billion common tin cans last year. It laments widespread dumps of used cans and questions why old tin cans have not been recycled into lasting, useful forms like bottles, calling for a practical disposal solution.
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Philadelphia Record
American Can Company
Landsea
Retort Courteous on contempt of court remark by suffragist
In Harper's Weekly a suffragist recalls defying a judge after he lectured her and snapping her fingers. She mentions embroidery of the word fudge on a sofa cushion sent to the judge as a post sentence remark.
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Harper's Weekly
Cities In Business Move To Allow Municipal Ventures
The Republican majority in the Springtele Mass legislature votes to empower cities and towns to establish municipal markets coal yards ice plants or other ventures to adapt to labor and seasonal needs in the Pennsylvania coal fields. A concert moment ends with a joke about frying them in lard.
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Mass
Duke of Leinais and Leinster Tenant Lands in Great Britain
Fragmentary notice notes the Duke of Leinais and Leinster dealing with tenants in Great Britain. The readable text hints at land or tenure actions but lacks full details or clear dates.
Home Cookery and Household Tips Collage
A lengthy collection of old fashioned recipes and practical house hints. It covers desserts such as cream pies banana pineapple desserts and chocolate pies, breads like whole white and graham bread, and snack ideas like popovers and Mexican penochie. Also includes cleaning and household tips, window washing, and general kitchen observations.
Death in the price ring and calls for prohibition
The Detroit News Tribune discusses the dangers of prize fighting exemplified by Calgary events. It notes fatalities are possible despite strict training and laws and urges cities to ban prize fights to prevent further deaths like Luther McCarty’s.
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Detroit News-Tribune
Cen
Calgary
Feaud
Luther McCarty
Paternalism in Switzerland Defended Against War Stress
The article argues that unlike European military states, Switzerland rejects paternalism in government. It asserts that government and people are one, opposing despotic rule and any pretense of warfare. It emphasizes popular control over foreign and domestic policy as essential to unity and stability.
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Switzerland
American Review of Reviews
Europe
Switserland
Willie and Mom Debate Angles and Angelic Help
A child asks if an Angela in the house is an angel and will fly. The mother responds with a cryptic line, signaling a Tomorrow moment in a domestic scene.
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Willie
Wille
To Make Things Better From the Washinngton Pout
A cheerful note from the Washington Post praising efforts to improve life. It acknowledges a hopeful voice urging progress and support for those striving to help communities.
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Police
Henry Montjoy
de White
Beauregard
Bastile
Onsieur
Monsieur Vitry
Monsieur de Launay
Monasieur
de Sartenes
Monsieur Beaupre
la Force
Beaujon
Vincennes
de Valliers
Lonthieu
Gaussin
Bette Merrill Company
Republic OF France
Duke
America
the Duke of
Leinais
Leinster
Great Britain
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