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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
3
A fragmented set of historic instructions outlines making grape jelly, pear preserves, quince jelly, and spiced fruit syrups. Steps cover mashing, boiling, straining, and jarring with varied spices like cloves and cinnamon, plus sugar and vinegar elements. Mixed methods reflect era kitchen practice and recipe variety.
Practical household hints cover cooking with cantilever cabbage method, safe alcohol bottle use, and simple dressings. Tips include making milk and cream sauce, canning fruit with sugar and water, ironing and storing linens, avoiding darkening fruit when washing, and preserving dried peaches with broad mouth jars.
Partial OCR line shows repeated phrases and garbled terms about a bet and places. No clear people organizations dates or locations are readable. The readable portion lacks coherent event or reporting details to form a factual summary.
Fragmented recipes describe dishes like Delmonico Crozaing and Fripmont Sandwichte with ingredients such as roentind, tofilecenn waif, and Delimonico dressing. The text outlines methods for cooling, steaming, and assembling sandwiches and a roast duck with Peanut Stuffing, ending with a Conserve recipe.
A fragmented OCR shows vintage recipe notes for Pimiento Bloque Chops Spanish Chopy dish Tomato Salad and Small Cakes with steps and ingredients. Text includes pepper pulp stock whipped cream croutons bread crumbs ham mushrooms butter and varied seasonings. Several lines are garbled but reference to serving ideas and presentation remain.
The veteran poet Frederic Mistral is reported as suffering only a slight indisposition due to heat. A visitor found him at his desk in the afternoon correcting proofs for his forthcoming volume Lea Oligades. He has seen a premature obituary and notes that such certificates of longevity are common while Italian papers publish the flattering notice.
A fragmented report discusses a cardinal seen as genial and democratic amid debates on church and state. It mentions Catholics and Protestants, his education, and public reactions as they recall his influence and public appearances outside a cathedral.
The Bogte SVL ball hosted for Mrs Stuyvesant Pid at Nesepart featured a grand ballroom display in pink and red tones. Decor included French mirrors, lamps, and fruit trees with moonlight effects while guests enjoyed a waterfall of petals and snow white doves among hundreds of globe ornaments and delicate flowers.
James R Mann the great objector faced hostile questioning as he defended his stance on parliamentary warfare. The article recounts his exchanges with speakers and peers, noting his insistence on orderly conduct and adherence to precedent, while critics questioned his motivations and influence within the chamber.
The Four Graces of Grace family prepare for the wedding of Gladys Grace to Captain Hamilton Grace of the Fleet, from Ireland to New York circles. The Grace sisters all married prominent peers and politicians, tying the family to Parliament, the Lords, and titled households. The wedding will occur late this year at Rattle Abbey, historic seat of the Grace estate.
The article outlines a Bible study review focusing on faith, the power of God, and the life of Jesus in a school setting. It discusses themes from scripture, including forgiveness, the mission of The Son of God, and lessons on faith and doctrine for varied audiences.
A vivid scene on a windy harbor sees an angler clash with a rival as the fish turn fierce. In a chaotic struggle, the angler struggles to free a huge catch from the jaws, finally prying the net open and losing the prize.
Fragmented article discusses books for children or readers with titles like Pilgrition and Mromima and references a shift toward consuming a cold drink with cacao. It notes a public interest in certain monarchic ailments and mentions a rise in consumption of a beverage associated with digestion and appetite, mentioning Philadelphia press notes on dulminr moll.
The London Chronicle notes a 17th century push to better prevent and suppress certain offenses. Offenders faced fines, with a quarterly public record kept by the peace and a fee schedule for various services and penalties. Nine lives allowed before harsher punishment for a common swearer, with jail risk after ninth conviction.
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