Chile Bisque to Eleven Dishes From a Cooks Crank
An extended, if fragmentary, recipe compilation lists Chile Bisque with peppers, tomatoes, rice, and stock, followed by lobster Catalana, sardines fried and baked, various meat dishes, and dessert items. It preserves old culinary terms and a mix of Mexican and Spanish styled preparations.
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Tentative Route Outlined for New York to Seattle Auto Race
Article discusses a proposed New York to Seattle cross country auto race next summer. It notes past ocean to ocean runs by L L Whitman and C B Carris in a Franklin achieving 15 days 2 hours 12 minutes. Routes beyond Granger face poor roads and heavy mountain crossings with May June being rough in the Northwest.
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Seattle
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Newport
L. L. Whitman
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Jack Frost
How to Make a Cup of Coffee From the Washington Star
A vintage guide to coffee quality and brewing methods. It covers selecting good beans, keeping equipment clean, water temperature, and timing for boiling coffee. It presents boiling and drip methods, tips for aroma retention, and a note on rings worn on the left hand, with a brief cultural aside.
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Washington Star
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The New Baby in New York Herald
A visitor inquires about Jimmie’s newborn and how the baby resembles family members. Jimmie notes the infant arrived not Tuesday night and remains undecided which parent he resembles, mentioning shared traits such as nose and mouth from his father and mother, and ears from Aunt Sarah.
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Impecunious Loan Request Reversed by Rainy Day Postscript
Mark Twain recounts a friend plagued by loan requests. A persistent debtor mails £5 to be laid aside for a rainy day, only to misplace the note and discover a rain soaked postscript noting the downpour outside. The tale hinges on a comic reversal and mislaid money.
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Mark Twain
Mark
The Death of Rajah the Orangutan in a Zoo
An Hampton Magazine article recounts Rajah the orangutan who wore clothes and dined with a napkin. He died after parasitic bacteria infected his group, while his keeper comforted him in his final hours and the ape longed to be lifted.
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Hampton's Magazine
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Ani
The Feet and Footwear in Healthy Living
Bland guidance on foot care stresses daily foot baths and clean stockings, argues cotton over wool, and warns against tight or unsuitable shoes. It notes German and Japanese discipline about feet, and urges firm soles, ankle support for children, and minimal use of rubber overshoes indoors.
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