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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
7
Fred and Laura Fenton enjoy Paris with visits to Versailles Saint Germain and Fontainebleau. A dinner with General Moore reveals Susie Moore’s engagement to Fred despite tensions. Laura and Fred confront a fragile social web as trust and money loyalties surface, setting the stage for further complications.
Popular Mechanics recounts Capt. Penfold describing a parachute descent with vivid details. He explains the sequence from tangled cords to opening canopy and graceful landing, noting wind, pace, and the feeling of safety during a free drop and final approach despite the altitude. A Maine note follows on Prohibition unity and moral resolve.
Instructions describe pineapple fritters with a batter of egg milk flour and baking powder, fried in lard and dusted with sugar. Also a pineapple soufflé with butter flour milk pineapple and eggs. pineapple cream frozen with ice cold ingredients. and a pineapple log cabin serving of sliced pineapple with sugar coconut raspberries and syrup.
In his memoir Sir Henry M. Stanley argues Grant and Lee were the war’s top ranking captains with Grant underrated. He notes a civil war preference for Lee among a military class but favors Grant for steadiness over flash. The text moves to a reflection on jealousy and romantic loneliness.
Wash and boned leg of veal filled with stuffing. Layer onions carrots and turnips in a kettle with salt pepper cloves bay leaves and salt pork. Add water and bake three hours. Serve with vegetables and strained gravy. Stuffing mixes stale crumbs onions salt white pepper parsley and melted butter.
A step by step cream puff method uses water, butter, flour, eggs and sugar. Mix water and butter boil add flour stir until smooth remove from heat cool, add eggs one by one, chill, drop on waxed paper bake until golden, then fill with whipped cream and dust with sugar.
Soak and boil butter beans until tender then salt. Boil cauliflower briefly, break into sprigs. Gently mix beans and cauliflower, place in buttered dish, top with white sauce and grated cheese, bake until brown. Add a teaspoon of tarragon vinegar just before serving.
A simple stew uses two and a half pounds of beef from the round, a quarter pound suet, four onions and one can tomatoes. Cut the meat and suet into thick pieces and simmer slowly. Add onions and tomatoes when half done. Sweeten with sugar if tomatoes are acidic, then season with salt cloves cinnamon and red pepper. Thicken with flour smoothened in water before serving on buttered toast.
Three ounces sugar and six egg yolks are whisked over warm water until frothy then cooled. Fold in a pint of whipped cream and chopped soaked ladyfingers, then mold with buttered cloth. Chill two hours buried in rice and salt for setting.
Alfred and Gilbert joke about vacation plans with Gilbert preferring the woods over the seashore due to too many summer proposals. Gilbert recalls seven women proposed to him last year while at the shore.
The Coca Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 includes Casey at the Bat alongside schedules and league records. It was compiled for distribution by the Coca Cola Company of Atlanta Georgia, sent with a 2 cent postage stamp. Also included is a booklet titled The Truth About Coca Cola describing the beverage’s purity and refreshment claims.
A child asks why the moon is not visible in daylight and a parent explains it is not lit up until after dark. The exchange reflects simple astronomy dialogue in a city setting with familiar child and father figures.
A light domestic scene unfolds at breakfast as a wife reveals her birthday and her husband promises gifts. He vows not to buy inexpensive presents and asserts he will choose items costing at least a dollar, signaling a humorous exchange about expense.
A manager challenges a librettist over an opening scene with villagers singing We are happy and gay. The poet sighs that the soft g should render joy as happy and jay, revealing a clash between intent and interpretation.
A witty exchange about club membership reveals a joke on wives blocking or supporting men joining a club. One man quips that many would join if wives could not hear of it, highlighting social dynamics and humor in conversational banter.
A chauffeur dismisses auto driving strain on the eyes while boasting sudden sharp sight. He recalls eye trouble before driving and jokes about spotting a church coin box and a distant policeman. He claims driving improves sight and calls it the best medicine for weak eyes.
Rivers questions the existence of a women’s secret society and Banks retorts that women excel at keeping and telling secrets, explaining why the group was formed.
Cleveland Leader notes a legal proceeding as a daughter's voice is to be heard in court today. The dialogue questions whether the jury has been fixed, signaling a high tension trial day.
A reflective quote by Westcott on living in proportion through stepping beyond self to fully experience and serve those we aid and who aid us. The maxim emphasizes reciprocal care and shared humanity as the measure of a well-lived life.
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