Meat and diet balance in old kitchen wisdom
A discussion on meat in the diet notes meat’s appeal and its appetite stimulating extractives, warns against overreliance, and suggests substitutes like milk eggs cheese nuts peas and beans. It links meat reduction to better health and a heavier purse and ends with a Wordsworth quotation.
Frappes and granites from fruit juices and ice
Instructions for making multiple frappes and granites using fruit juices sugar and water. Tea frappe blends orange lemon and pineapple with strong tea. coffee and chocolate variants, fruit frappe with lemon juice. orange grape frappe with whipped cream. granites using sugar syrup and crushed fruit. Includes freezing in ice salt molds and garnish ideas.
Psalmic Patriotism and Deliverance in Psalms 85 and 126
A literary study of Psalm 85 praising mercy forgiveness and revival and Psalm 126 declaring Zion’s deliverance. It frames Israel’s affliction and restoration as spiritual and temporal blessings with faith in divine mercy and future fruitfulness. Psalm 126 shows foreign observers recognizing God’s miraculous act.
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Dobbin and the toes that never were
A quirky musings piece questions the fate of the horse Dobbin as civilization trains him to a new gait and the dream of toes returns. It pairs this with a tale of a clever orangutan named Dohong who disassembles his cage bars to study life beyond his enclosure. It ends with a quip on golf tempting a man to vacation south in winter.
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William T. Hornaday
Compliments of the Day Soldiers Weep for Inspection
A wartime joke described in the Journal of the American Medical Association notes officers inspecting recruits during a formal muster. A sergeant assesses each man’s bundle of toiletries and tools, quizzing Private Mac Toole on items like toothbrush razor and housewife, finding him apparently prepared and compliant.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Has Another Think Coming in a Wherry Cradle
A reflective note on arrogance and learning, mentioning a worn and a man who teaches him more. Quotation about thrones rocking and a rocking throne described as the cradle of Wherry sets a satirical, period tone.
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