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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1893

Page

6

Some Sanitary Aspects of Bread Making

Dr Edson argues that disease germs may contaminate yeast raised bread, urging a switch to pure baking powder like Royal. He explains yeast fermentation, heat in baking, and the dangers of infection from bakers’ hands and air dust. Baking powder yields carbonic gas in oven baking, avoids germ exposure, and preserves bread safety and shelf life.

Have Edson M. D. Bestth New York Itida Peete Edson Ete Baking Powder Company Newark

Notable People and Notable Transfers Across Borders

A collage of short notes: Mrs Charles Stewart Parnell plans to publish her late husband's private political papers. Ruskin earned about 140000 from sales 1886 to 1893. Wealthy Philadelphians take large life insurance policies totaling millions. Eugenie seeks English doctors for illness. Mrs John Vinton Dahlgren funds a Georgetown convent at 50000 in memory of her son. General Rufus Saxton earns a Medal of Honor for Harper's Ferry service. A Moscow monument to Alexander II emerges in Byzantine-Russian style with electric lighting. Ella Wheeler Wilcox inspired by her husband who notes her thumbs as muse. The Danish queen, after Victoria, stands as Europe’s remarkable monarch with formidable progeny. Mme Ida Lane Ney showcases 3000 yellow cigar ribbons in a Vienna gown. A nose-shape study links retrousse noses to earlier marriages. Harriet Strong sells pampas grass with 2,000,000 plumes produced and a large export.

Charles Stewart Parnells John Ruskin Wanamaker Hamilton Disston J. B. Stetson Eugenie Paris England John Vinton Dahlgren Ella Wheeler Wilcox Mme Ida Lane Ney Vienna Harriet Strong Whittier Cal Europe

Understanding How Electric Cars Work Taught by a Street Dialog

An elderly observer in Philadelphia asks how electricity moves a trolley car and how the motor translates current into motion. A companion explains watts and amperes, describing the central dynamo, overhead wires, motor brushes, and cog wheels while noting the remaining mystery of how electricity makes the ear move.

The Philadelphia Times

Grasshoppers on Toast in Pomona's Luxury Fixin's

A Western tale recounts grasshoppers as superior luxury to French dishes. John Mills of Pomona recalls Kansas hoppers savored fried in butter, praising their game flavor and declaring a journey from St. Joe to Wichita gratified by grasshopper dining. The anecdote ends with a rustic quip on gratitude and appetite.

John Mills The Progressman Pacific Hotel Pomona Cal Kansas St. Joe Wichita Chicago St. John Pathfinder

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