Vintage Cookery Notes on Mutton and Savory Dishes
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century kitchen guide detailing mutton roasting timing for weather conditions, preparation steps, and sauce ideas. It includes mutton stew methods, yeast rules, and baking tips, plus recipes for cornmeal muffins currant biscuits and gingerbread, with attention to texture and economical cooking. The text mentions David Copperfield in a moral aside about duty and workers.
Radium's role in advanced cancer discussed at NY symposium
A New York symposium on cancer treatment chaired by the American Association for the Advancement of Science reviewed radium therapy. Dr James Ewing of Cornell warned against overreliance for cures, noting strong palliative results in advanced cases but limited impact on operable cancers. He and others emphasized early diagnosis, careful dosage, and surgical options where appropriate.
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New York
James Ewing
Cornell University Medical College
American Museum of Natural History
Bectlon K
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Doctor Ewing
Aancer
Memorial Hospital
Ewing
Joseph C. Bloodgood
Johns Uooking University
Jesus
Les
Tts
Crusnie
Cupoor
Qgards J. Lakeman
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Winter
Koenigeberg
Prussia
Messenger balks at trip for remains in Chicago
Jerry Cohan, a messenger, started from the Aus Altorium hotel with a heated note ordering remitting of Mr Rosenfeld’s remains from Graceland cemetery to Mrs Rosenfeld. He balked at the mission and returned to the hotel while another messenger delivered the cremated remains to the intended recipient.
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Chicago
Jerry Cohan
Aus Altorium
Rosenfeld
Graceland Cemetery
Mra. Rosenfeld
Old Man in Shelby Lives Healthier Than Most
A 72 year old Shelby resident known as Old Man Jolly remarks he has never taken medicine or seen a physician, has never used strong drink, and during the Civil War served with the Confederate army but never answered a toll call, reflecting a lifetime of uncommon health and endurance.
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Shelby
Jolly
Uifdong
Charity Pioneer Plans Statewide Children’s Court Reform
Mrs. Luete Bornholm Lowenstein, a wealthy young Missourian, dedicates her life to philanthropy by drafting a state code to aid poor and delinquent children. She studied in New York before returning home to advocate children’s courts, education for the blind and deaf, and centralized oversight to replace fragmented charity groups.
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At. Lanik
Luete Bornholm Lowenstein
Hir Elty
State Department of Education
Brakeman Rescues Self On Trestle After Crush Injury
P Gossard a Portland Lumber Company brakeman hung from the ends of a one hundred foot trestle to free a truck crash victim. He suffered a crushed leg and was later amputated by a doctor. He held on several minutes until help arrived and was taken to Portland Hospital.
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Cuthlamet
P. Gossard
Hhe Bortland Lumber Company
Joge
Atending
Mace
Mme
Portland Hospital
Five Boys Die in Baltimore Woolbank Cave-In
In West Baltimore five boys were buried alive in a woolbank cavern. Four were pulled free but one, Frank Davis aged fourteen, died a few hours later from severe injuries.
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Baltimore
Kiar
Toad
Frank Davis
Lone hunter's year in Lake Poygan marshes inspires quiet life
Wiltur Haertl, son of Mr and Mrs P A Haertl, left city life to live alone in a marshland houseboat owned by the Huck Up club on the Lake Poygan marshes. He paddled to a farmhouse to call home, rising before dawn for duck hunts, finding solitude but no monotony in a year-long back-to-nature experiment.
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Neenah
Wiltur Hnertl
P. A. Hnertl
Hueetl
Noenat High School
Chicago
Huntaman
Gaeb
Huck
Up Club
Lake Poygan Marshes
United States
Haert
Buck Grounds
Haertl
Wilbur
Milwaukee double suicide ends secret marriage tragedy
In Milwaukee a secretly married couple Alving Loup and David Bersensky were found shot dead in a car under brush ten miles north of the city. Each had a bullet to the temple. Bersensky reportedly said Alyina must hire a servant soon but he could not support her as he deserved. They apparently shot each other after a brief life together.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alving Loup
David Bersensky
The
Cay
Bernsky
Bersensky
Alyina
Hienne
Iits
Ragged Dress Holds First Prize In Obscure Inheritance Tale
Mary Novak, a Bohemian immigrant, long valued a ragged dress tied to her late aunt's will. After twenty years in Cleveland's rag factories, the dress became a focal point when authorities settled her modest estate. The item revealed a quirky bond between poverty and memory, ending with a small inheritance for Mary.
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Cleveland
Mary Novak
Bohemia
Warrenaf Armary
Mary
Beltia
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