Classic Home Style Dishes From A Vintage Cookbook
A chaotic collection of antique kitchen recipes describes hash with liquor, cheese spread, scrambled rice with bacon, mash cakes with ham, a cabbage salad dressing fix, white bread ideas, Irish fritters, fish pudding with rice, rice with scrambled eggs, Chinese fish balls, and fish stews. The text blends step by step methods with culinary tips, presenting a window into period cooking practices and flavor combinations.
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Nts
Miner Brings 21000 Ounces Platinum Through War Zones
F W Draper an American mining engineer carried 21000 ounces of platinum from the Urals to the United States after express firms refused the load. Draper and his family guarded the cargo across Russia and Japan, saying he slept on a two million pillow while the secretary of commerce will oversee the distribution for explosives and scientific uses.
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San Francisco
Ural Mountains
Ruraia
United States
F. W. Draper
Department of Commerce
Draper
Russia
Japan
Austin
Siberia
Express
Secretary of Commerce
Boater
Ine
Lost for nineteen years in Burr Oak message arrives
A box sent by Captain Wheeler during the Spanish American War finally reaches its recipient after nineteen years. The package contained first aid items and medicine weighing about seventy pounds. The carrier, Phil adelphia and the Quartermaster corps, is noted but the box had lost its slicers and its final fate remains unclear.
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Burr Oak
Mich
Charles PL Wheeler
Wheeler
Camp Alver
Don Loring
Crile
Philadelphia
Cat RH
Nolse
Quartermaster Corps
The Only Son By Robert Adger Bowen
A fragmented verse meditation on sacrifice and love from Robert Adger Bowen. The speaker laments yielding a single, torn heart to service and asks whether greater numbers yield greater happiness when love is bound to one. The text references devotion, duty, and a lone son as central, with unfinished lines and interrupted cadence.
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Robert Adger Bowen
Vigilantes
Lomn
Ro Maen Avery
Food Cards Spread To Dogs In France War Rationing
French wartime controls expand beyond humans as authorities consider dog bread cards for animals doing useful work while gas and tobacco shortages bite. The Agricultural Society of Moulins spurred the plan amid shortages of gasoline and tobacco, with civilians facing tightened rations and rising prices.
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Paris
Republic
Carda
Agricultural Society of Moulins
France
The Curate Kinsley and the Rector of St Jamon
Kathryn Trevor manipulates church politics as Mr. Kinsley rises in favor and whispers of a promotion swirl through the parish. The rector, Doctor Trevor, confronts his daughter about rumors while the plot to replace him gains momentum.
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Kit
St. Jamon
Roberte
Roberts
Mr. Kinsley
Kinsley
Kathryn
Tim
Friend Iving
Kine
Mrs. Ballinger
Hind
Na Neven
Kartieyn
Afra
Smythe
Trevor
St James
Bear on Wheels Stuns Warren Boy and Town
Willie Hackenschmidt, 15, of Balmon Creek, hauled a 250 pound black bear into Warren on a farm wagon after pigs diverted the chase. He says pigs held the bear while he gave a decisive strike, ending the pursuit.
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Warren
Willie Hackenschmidt
Balmon Creek
Measles and Mumps Epidemic Warns of Army Ills
Washington reports fear that outbreaks of measles and a heavy mumps surge threaten the army and navy. Doctors note illnesses rise in southern posts, with quarantines and precautions intensifying at barracks. Surgeons admit progress toward a cure but concede the diseases remain a major concern.
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Washington
Pwalt
Prmp
Otthar
LA Wen
Silater
Holiday Season Push: Went Posts Across Sections
Postseason campaign extended through holidays with widespread posting across all newspaper sections. Readers reported renewed visibility of content and updated notices during the festive period.
Wild animals roam Colorado towns and forests
The state game commission and the U S forest service work to protect wildlife such as elk antelope and mountain sheep. They warn against animals growing tame and wandering into village streets or near haystacks in the Uncompahgre National Forest area.
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Ounty
Colo
Prarec Hon
State Game Commission
United States Forest Service
Colorado
Faint Quotes on Fads Amid Educational Cruise
Fragmentary dialogue questions what the next educational fad will be and expresses a wish for a new market boom. The overheard exchange hints at curiosities about trends aboard a voyage focusing on learning and industry.
LIVE STOCK COLTS FOR GELDING TRADE
Costa for the gelding trade outlines breeding and management to raise colts for future work. Begin early, ensure strong two year olds, train with plow and cultivation, then rest, build muscle through winter grain feeding, and aim for versatile three year olds ready to pull back and stand when required.
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Costa
Horse care tips for winter feed and protection
Dr. W. McCampbell of Kansas State Agricultural College advises horse owners to feed and protect work horses adequately in winter to endure spring work. With feed costs rising, economizing by reducing rations is poor policy. combine feeds to maximize nutrition and consider cottonseed meal mixed with roughage at about one to six, while using straw and some alfalfa hay when available.
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W. McCampbell
Kansas State Agricultural College
McCampbell
Kansas
Preventing Stomach Worms in Sheep Flocks
The piece advises rotating pastures and ample fencing to prevent stomach worms and internal parasites in sheep. By varying grazing areas and occasionally plowing up old pastures, the flock remains healthier, more vigorous, and pest-free.
Soft corn profitability for hogs and steers
University of Nebraska named husbandry dept says soft corn is highly profitable for livestock feeding. Using protein supplements like linseed meal and cottonseed meal adds value, as experiments show these substitutes are worth more than their weight in corn for feeding.
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Department of Named Husbandry
University of Nebraska
Brood Sow Winter Rations In Indiana Experiment
Experimental feed ratios from Indiana box station show corn and tankage dominate winter diets for brood sows. Mixtures include varying parts of corn middlings ground oats bran and meal, prescribed as excellent for breeding animals during winter.
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Indiana Box Periment
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