Change in Reno social life reflects Nevada divorce laws
The piece notes Reno residents and visitors shifting from frontier mining life to a more modern scene with autos and social events while many seek divorces. It mentions that under Nevada law one must reside six months from arrival to qualify, shaping the social scene and legal prospects.
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Ney
Reno
Nevada
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
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Golden Gate
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Reed Denton
South Dakota
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Dts
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Reno Divorces Drive Nevada Boom and Costs
Reno becomes a national divorce hub as residents seek six months residence to file, with W H Schnitzer noting easy proof and prompt results. The scene brings 60 new residents, 100 cars, higher rents, and a buoyant hotel trade, while critics warn of moral risks amid gambling reforms.
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Slous Falls
America
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Union
South Dakota
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Yregent Matriontaires
W. H. Schnitzer
Reno
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District Court
Dvorce
Donsideration
Queen Alexandra Outdoor Life and Photography Affection
The article portrays Queen Alexandra as fond of outdoor activities and photography. It notes her walking in good weather, yachting, driving, and frequent farm visits at Sandringham. Her passion for photography spans 19,000+ photos, with meticulous captions and albums tracking royal subjects across Europe.
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Sandringham
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Gnee
Europe
Cam
Denmark
Wolferton
Randringham
Princeas of
Walad
Lord Suffield
Marlborough House
Sunday Cooking Aims For Light Weekend Menus
An Irish perspective on Sunday cooking urges preparation on Saturday for lighter summer meals. It suggests boiled potatoes ahead, creamed vegetables reheated, and cold dishes like rolled salmon with mayonnaise for loading meat dishes and dessert.
Apple Jelly and Egg Delicacy from Old Garden Bed
An old garden sketch laments neglect and offers a recipe for an apple jelly dish. Prepare a rich stock with gelatine, lemon juice, and jelly layers, interleaving poached eggs in warm jelly. Cut into squares served on lettuce with pickles for a decorative, savory presentation.
Moon-Kissed Lotus Society in Tokyo Seminary
A Japanese society named the Moon-Kissed Lotus mirrors American sororities. It emphasizes home interests and culinary arts, with strong focus on domestic science at the Tokyo seminary where the group began.
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Japan
Hiuwing
Tokyo
To Preserve Green Corn From Fresh Cobs
Instructions describe preserving green corn by boiling corms, removing kernels, drying in sun or slow oven, and storing in paper bags. Soak overnight before cooking. Boil kernels about three minutes to retain milk in the cob.
Dying Vine Reflects on Life and Purpose in Fading Growth
A fragmented poem fragment contemplates a dying vine clinging to life and the meaning of existence. Vague lines mix questions about aging, vitality, and the insistence of form as leaves cling to the wall. The speaker muses on what matters amid decay and change.
Codfish as Wealth and Recipe in Early New England
Early letters recall Goswold praising cod in 1002 as wealth of the new world waters. Salted cod dominates taste and trade, with cooking notes for cod sauce, codfish mauce, and codfish balls. Emphasis on soaking salted fish and practical uses in ledgers and kitchens.
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Goswold
England
New England
Time Aids for Busy Cooks and Alarm Guided Kitchen
A fragmented guidance piece urges setting alarms to manage cooking tasks. It advises timing beans on the stove and water replenishment, and to schedule reminders near when each item should be finished. The text emphasizes reducing mental load while cooking.
Two Clothes-Bara in Pettent Order and Buttoned Hine
An odd fragment notes two clothes items needing arrangement and finishing touches. One set remains in apparent disorder while the other requires an ending and buttoning. The text suggests this method will reduce unnecessary pastes and handling.
Scotch Woodcock Salad Recipe Note
A fragmented recipe describes Scotch Woodcock Salad with walnut meats celery olives and a beef extract, combined with a dressing of butter flour hot milk and cheese. It details mixing steps and garnishing with lettuce radish for serving.
Teaching Boys to Cook in Norwegian Schools
Norwegian schools increasingly teach boys to cook and prepare meals. They believe cooking is as essential for men as for women, noting many occasions in a man's life where such knowledge proves useful.
On the Line. The Weathern Lovely Sky Clear
A garbled excerpt describes a scene of dialogue and emotion about weather and clothing. References to heaven and sorrow imply a moral or reflective moment. Names and clear facts are absent, leaving a fragmentary, introspective note on weather and attire.
Old Time Utensils and The Warning Pan Story
A faded description details the porringer a two handled metal cup with a cover used by children for meals, and the warning pan a circular metal bed warming tool with a long wooden handle and perforated cover. It explains their role in frugal kitchens of early homes and the bread peels symbolizing domestic peace.
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Wordaworth
Tomatoes for Salad Preparation Method
Kitchen tip suggests scalding potatoes before use to chill them thoroughly and make peeling easy, with the potatoes kept behind the tee until needed for salad.
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