How to Make Good Old Fashioned Boston Baked Beans
Instructions for Boston baked beans from the Washington Letter note a blend of historical critique of U S Attorney General Wickersham and references to taft era trusts. The piece weaves culinary guidance with political commentary highlighting legal actions against Standard Oil figures and a call for reform under President Wilson. It includes a recipe detailing soaked dried beans, pork rind, brown sugar, molasses, and long slow baking, plus a public notice for stockholders at Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri.
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Washington
Clyde TH. Tavenner
United States
Wickersham
Ps D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Magnolia Oil Company of Texas
Texas
Mets
Wickesha
Beef Trust
Ballinger
Louis RK
Clovis
Star First
Philippines
Islands
Joker
Southern Pacific Union
F Wickersham
Taft
Camign
Atney General
J. Wickersham
Strong & Adwalader
K. , Rainey
House of Repres Mtatives
Strong & Cadalader
New York City
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General
Agens Great Corporations
Pee
Mr. Wickershiam
John D. Archbold
H.C. Folger, Jr
W. (. ‘Leagle
Standard Oi Company
Legal Tarff Teasta
Wilson
Willionaire
Fupnie Merritt Parner
Woman's Tome Companion
Boston
Wentworth Military Scientific and Literary Educational Company
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Lafaytte County
Missouri
Visit Notes From Kansas City Trip And Bereavement Return
Co 8 and J Huston traveled to Kansas City Sunday evening for a short visit. Mrs John Rogers, who came in for the death of her mother Mrs John Mulligan, returned to Kansas City Sunday evening.
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J. Huston
Kansas City
John Rogers
John Mulligan
Cavalry to Change Dress Red Trousers Fall From Austrian Regiments
The piece notes Austria plans to abolish red trousers in cavalry uniforms. Red britches trace to Archduke Maximilian and French influence after 1860s defeats, with Francis Joseph covering payments for cloth. A cabinet order then mandated red trousers for Austrian riders.
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Europe
Maximilian
Mexico
Brann
Reichenberg
Francis Joseph
Queretaro
Dumas Witty to the End in Memoir Tale of Dumas Père
Maurise Dreyfus in a new volume recalls the death of Dumas père meeting his son near Dieppe in 1870. The elder man jokes about twenty francs in his waistcoat, proving thrift misperceptions while his debts loom large and unpayable.
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Maurise’ Dreyfus
Dumases
Dumas Pere
Dieppe
Alexander
Paris
Dumas Fils
Boy Walks In To Bank Prepares For Job
A Kansas City bank president was surprised when a young boy entered his private office unannounced and calmly asked for a job. The boy explained he wanted work because there is money in banking, catching the executive’s attention with his bold statement.
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Kansas City Bank
Schleswig-Holstein question teased at school with joke
An elderly visitor asks students to name the famous Schleswig-Holstein question. A curly haired girl raises her hand and asks a humorous follow up about milking a cow, turning the moment into a light classroom quip.
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Gaele Zeb
Tabletop broiler cooks steak chops bacon all at once
A compact device heats from above and below, allowing steak chops and bacon to cook together on the table. Fans note even heat and quick searing with minimal equipment, though accuracy of temperature and health safety considerations vary by model.
In For Trouble From a Humorous Exchange
A lighthearted dialogue contrasts sympathy and self awareness as a woman notes her own misfortune. She remarks that a “handsome husband” can be both blessing and burden, prompting a playful exchange about appearances and wifely concerns.
Woman and man quarrel sparks lasting chase
A quoted exchange shows a gendered banter where a woman quips about pursuing a man, and the man concedes. The remark captures a playful dynamic suggesting ongoing pursuit and reaction over time. The fragment hints at social humor rather than a concrete event or named individuals.
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W. Wickersitam
Stockholders’ Meeting
W. M. Dage
Sandford Sellers
Viniti
Ruebel’s
Patletac
D Ruebel
Bell & Greer
A. Egle
Flexington
Rigklin Ave
DR. Phelan
Bell
Gelzer
Dumas
John C. Young,’ JR
Lexington, Mo
John R. Potts
N. 10Th St
J.O. Coffin
the Picture Shop
Esther
el Grillo
Elothen
Farm Progress
America
Pawm Progress
Olive St
St. Lowis, Mos
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Victor
Fred A. Day
Music Store
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Hinesley
Telephone
Kresodip
Crenshaw & Young
Texiizion
Missonpi
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Kansas City Weekly Star
Weekly Star
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