Egypt’s unrest eased by Roosevelt aid and British firmness
The article argues Theodore Roosevelt spurred Britain to harsher policy in Egypt, quelling nationalists. Sir Edward Gorst ends leniency, suspensions and jailings rise, while British rule is hailed as civilizing by some and opposed by Egyptian nationalists. Copts fear loss of Christian rights amid pan Islamic currents.
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Cairo
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Edwin Gorst
Great Britain
Turkey
France
Alexandria
Young Egypt Party
Sudan
Kitchener
Nadia
New Times
East
Syria
Sheikh Shawfish
Ventilation Properly Key To Winter Health
An article stresses that fresh air matters as much as furnace fire for health in winter. It urges bottom ventilation, outlines better window devices, weather strips, and indoor measures like burlap curtains, rug linings, and newspaper under carpets to reduce drafts and keep flooring warm.
Bread Without Flour Uses a Wheat to Dough Machine
A French invention transforms wheat directly into dough using a screw thread machine. After washing the grain mixed with tepid water and yeast, salt, it swells to twice size and is crushed into a smooth paste. The resulting bread reportedly has large holes toward the crust and a pleasant odor.
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France
Harper
Russian Mulberry Grows Rarely in Pennsylvania Farm
A Russian mulberry tree on A. 9. McElroy's farm near Antes Forte is bearing fruit, described as resembling blackberries but much sweeter. The tree is expected to yield about seven bushels, with ripe fruit being gathered daily and spread on canvas to dry.
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Pennsylvania
North Tier
McElroy
Antes Forte
A. Toxbring
Lawrenceville
Philadelphia
North
Old Fashioned Dressing Tips for Turkey
The recipe advises soaking bread in cold water then draining and mixing with crumbs. Add butter or chopped pork, salt, pepper, and sweet herbs especially sage and parsley. An egg adds smoothness, and a touch of lemon peel or grated nutmeg improves the mix.
Molasses Candy Recipe from New Orleans Text
A simple candy technique using one cup of molasses one cup of brown sugar and a teaspoon of vinegar plus butter. Boil without stirring until the syrup hardens in cold water then add baking soda and pour onto a buttered plate. When cool enough pull with the ends of the fingers for candy.
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New Orleans
Leftovers Beets Preserve for Later Use in Dishes
The article describes washing and boiling remaining beets to remove butter or sauce, then dropping them into weak vinegar. In this state they stay usable for a long time and can be kept for future balads and garnishing.
Cold Water Care Tips for Stockings in Ik
Readable fragments advise washing stockings in cold water to extend wear. The note contrasts cold water with warm water and suggests cold washes prevent shrinking and keep stockings looking better for longer.
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Aca
Bown
Young
William T. Ellis
India
Joseph B. Bowles
Sausiara
Jis Sud
the Centaur Company
New York
Bseke
Bears
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Carter
Carters
NER
Defiance
Kodaks
K. Zimmerman Bros
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minn
Pmershandisa
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis
Western Canada
D.w.park
Waverly Sentres
Closa
Prince Albert
Julius Woodward Ey
British Columbia
Graham Island
Pacific Coast
Merrily. & Merrill
Grandville
Vancouver
13. C
Lenox
Yabow Ea
Iissof Rayo Petal
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