Tos Cerrillos Rustter
ML ANDERSON, Publisher, 10S CERETLIO-EW MEXICO.
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Newspaper
Los Cerrillos Rustler
Location
Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1890
Page
7
ML ANDERSON, Publisher, 10S CERETLIO-EW MEXICO.
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A Chicago Journal passage describes pulque, a Mexican beverage, detailing its preparation in Mexico and how barkeeps in Chicago handle distribution. It explains the basins, pig skins, and the messy serving method that can deter American customers, noting the aroma and texture and the tactful but unsanitary serving practices observed by critics.
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A private sale displays a suite in the Louis XV style crafted entirely in silver and plate, including a dressing table with a double-thick plate top, an oval mirror, silver washstand, and three chairs. The pieces, elaborately chiseled and hammered by hand, were made for a Boston millionaire’s wife and are showcased as lavish, wasteful ostentation.
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