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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
7
A garbled catalog of kitchen instructions outlines various dishes and fillings. It mentions pork breast, gravies, celery, oysters, crab-like preparations, and a gelatin dessert with cream. The text is unclear and fragmented, offering stray steps and ingredients without coherent structure.
Fragmentary text mentions a beery deed offering at a fort site. Names and places are unclear. The line hints at a historical or local event but lacks readable details to identify participants or outcomes.
An instructional fragment lists a rustic menu featuring Balmer and Green Pea Salad with a dessert of Chicken Pudding En Casserole and heavy stews. It instructs on arranging peas, serving with preserves, and includes a rice dish with chicken liquor, pepper, tomato, onion, butter, and cayenne, all baked in ramekins.
In Leyte province Philippines a large depot of asphalt is noted near Tacloban where ships can anchor. Cargoes are loaded from lighters at the mines and transferred to shore, with limited overland transportation available.
A mixed-era clipping combines a Shakespeare critique on hypocrites with a dramatic note of thousands of volunteers battling a massive forest fire in California. The fire threatened central regions, with crews containing the spread and protecting key waterworks as rangers and forest service workers acted to hold lines and secure the area.
Visionary quote from Lloyd George outlining a policy that binds agriculture to industrial growth. Emphasizes restoring public support for farming, addressing economic mood shifts, and training robust workers to sustain both agriculture and industry.
A fragmentary quotation reflects on wisdom and duty, contrasting what is commonly believed with what is best to pursue. It notes the importance of firm resolves and personal conduct, while mentioning prudes and censures in a cautionary tone. The text also contrasts prayers for friends with fathers preying on them, suggesting moral complexity.
An unclear report describes a meeting between a treasury official, a companion, and King Albert of Belgium in Rock Creek Park Washington. The official and George exchanged remarks about the king, with a humorous line about seeing a king for the first time, ending with a puzzled response from George.
The South African Journal of Industries July 2019 notes notices replacing cane with cotton in parts of Zululand. Potters report cotton preparation appears more promising than sugar, citing faster planting and handling within six months and lower transport costs than cane.
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