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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
6
Home Cooking Fashions and Party Food Ideas
A long readable fragment provides recipes and food tips including custards, marshmallows, jellies, cakes, and savory dishes. It mentions beverages, fruit cups, nut meats, vegetable salads, and dressings, with instructions and serving suggestions. The tone reflects a mid 20th century home economics style, emphasizing thrifty, varied meals and entertaining options.
Summer Vegetables and a Quiet Kitchen Tale
A quirky, imperfect passage describes summer vegetables and a domestic scene. The narrator notes a cool, calm meal and mentions boiling water, salt, pepper, and herbs. A reflective tone hints at gatherings, cooking, and a garden feast with vivid but tangled details.
Picnic lunches ease the burden with simple foods
The note describes practical picnic provisions including wooden plates paper cups and dishes to lighten the load. It mentions sandwiches pickles and stuffed eggs as suggested items for easy meals.
Wreck of Diplomacy a Mayor Candidate Exchange
A public exchange reveals a mayoral candidate lamenting a private secretary about remarks being above people's heads. The secretary recalls a remark likening him to a man barking at the moon, highlighting misinterpretation and miscommunication in the campaign.
Doctors Oppose New National Insurance Fee Plan Amid Debate
London reports show physicians and allied groups oppose the national insurance measure citing small examination fees and concerns over coverage for servants. Debates focus on government administration and employer costs with estimates of contributions and registrations discussed, while other social notes mention foods and bakery specialties in New York.
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London
Pabst
Tiritiah Medien
New York Telephone Directory Costs 365000 A Year
The city pays 365000 annually for a telegraph directory edition. About 500000 directories will be delivered, handled by 400 men over fifteen days. Two books per subscriber, one city and one suburban listing, with new exchanges Woodlawn and Stane adding to duties.
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New York
Tnt
Stane
Woodlawn
Wildowbilows
Subecribera
New York Leads in Cakes and Bread Varieties
A New York City feature highlights the diverse cake and pastry offerings expanding nationwide. It notes the impact of German cake makers on design and production, with bakers expanding to a wide range of shapes, sizes, and fillings.
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New York
York
New York City
Mery
United State
Old Spaniah
Acoti
Engine Fire Devastates Charlatown Warehouse District
A blaze caused 10000 in damage in Charlatown when Boston and Milne railroad warehouse No 85 burned. Hay storage fueled flames endangering nearby homes as firemen fought hard to prevent spread. Ten year old James Well faced charges after admitting involvement with a cracker throw.
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Boston & Milne Railroad
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Gillett & Sons
Noodle Tale Sparks Odd Health Report
A garbled account from College Point mentions Mildred Ki ar age fifteen and a strange noodle incident. The text implies a medical examination and an expected report time, but details are unclear and fragments dominate the scene.
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New York
Mildred Kiar
College Point
Plan to Protect Slave Relics in Cumberland County
A movement in Cumberland County seeks to mark historic Underground Railroad sites facing erosion. Notable figures include Daniel Kaufman, who hid fugitives near Holling Springs, and others such as Stephen Wonkly, Philip Urechbitt, and Mode Gritth. Legal actions followed, with fines and appeals tied to fugitive slave laws, while routes shifted after the McCintosh riot in Carlisle in 1847.
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Daniel Kaufman
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Philip Urechbitt
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Kaufman's
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Walnut Bottom
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Richart Woods
John Morrison
Stephen Weakly
John Harder
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Kauffman
Woman Held as Gem Thief in Twinver Colorado
Mary Werner twenty one year old accused of peddling jewelry and linked to a string of burglaries in the fashionable section. Police found six hundred dollars worth of diamonds hidden under a hotel room carpet. She offered no clear account after questioning.
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Mary Werner
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Fragmented schoolyard scuffle ends with pupil restrained
A chaotic scene unfolds as two boys clash during a tense exchange in a classroom yard. One student loses control and shoves the other, prompting intervention by a staff member to separate the pair before further harm occurs.
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Borane
Wintrorher
New Sper and Theis here New Yorkers ly tun for have Utely eperds
Fragmentary text from Tarnoire Weekly appears to describe New Yorkers and a discussion about timing and a race or event. The excerpt includes garbled dialogue and names, with no clear cohesive facts or outcomes. The piece seems damaged and lacks verifiable details.
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Tarnoire Weekly
Virginia Megri Leo Leads Farm Club Work in Tennessee
The Knoxville Journal reports Sir Virginia Megri Leo heads the Farm Club initiative for girls in Tennessee. Under the U S Bureau of Education, she directs the tomato club program, aiming to keep rural girls productive, educated, and financially secure through agricultural work and club activities across the state.
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Usted States
United States
Mier Moore
Tennessee
Ani
Knoxville
Ant Tre
Alty
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