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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1914

Page

6

Misery Creek Saga of Samson South and Sally Miller

A stirring chapter on Misery Creek follows Samson South and Sally Miller as rival clans clash over a shooting. Bloodhounds trail a suspect, a truce is tested at Spicer South’s fence, and Samson defuses a tense confrontation while a wary outsider stalks farther along the ridge.

Misery Creek Sally Miller George Leecott Sally Sam Sone Crow Black Sameone Tamarack Spicer Samson Taumarack Spicer Jesse Jurvey Josee Purdy Lexington Sammaon Jim Hellman Samson South Jim Hollman Hollman Spicer South Samson Hodder Lescott Uncle Spicer Plumb Willin Lestott Rameon South Old Spicer South Hyar Sameon Jease Perry Laccott Sameng Jim Jesse Purry Sameen Jieromd Leecott

Old Fashioned Cake with Brandy Fruit Mixture

A historic recipe details six cupfuls currants and three cupfuls raisins with eftron and almonds, mixed with butter and sugar, spiced with nutmeg mace cinnamon cloves and allspice, then baked eight hours in a lined tin. Brandy is added, cake iced white then given a thick icing for decoration.

The Hearty Course For Private Family Meals

A recipe fragment describes a light hors d oeuvre style course built from chopped shallots, pepper, and a tomato dressing. It suggests arranging small plates with a sauce, pepper, tomato slices, olives, onions, and a dressing of olive oil, lemon juice or vinegar, salt and pepper. It mentions anchor tea and a dish with chopped hard boiled eggs, capers, and minced parsley.

Delicate Chicken Paste With Cream and Curry

A fragment describes mixing small pieces of chicken with a thin cream spread over bread toast. It notes soaking seeds to remove skins, spreading leftovers to prevent souring, and adding curry powder to the cream for richer flavor in a macaronite baked dish.

Tablecloth repair method described in a homemaking note

A homemaking tip explains how to create napkins from a half worn tablecloth by folding and felting a very fine seam on the wrong side of the damask so the stitch does not show, enabling neat repurposing of fabric.

Sarmeon Jong Lescott L Leecott Leecott, Booth Combernesa Learond Laccott Haddock Mnger Faner Rea of Galilee Barber

Original Recipe Fragments for Layer Cake Filling

A recipe fragment lists ingredients: one cupful sugar, three quarters cupful creamed with one half cupful milk and beaten egg whites from three eggs, one and a half cupfuls flour, one and a half level teaspoons baking powder. Bake in two layers. Filling uses three cage Volks, one cupful sugar, two tablespoons thick cream beaten light with vanilla. These are very good.

Sugared Popcorn Syrup from Boiled Water and Wacupsule

A historical note describes making a syrup by boiling a water solution until droplets form on a spoon. It then pours the syrup over six quarts of freshly popped corn and stirs thoroughly to coat.

Fried Turnip Portrait From a Uprooted Recipe

Peet white turnips cut into half inch cubes. Soak in cold water for half an hour. Boil in salted water until tender. Drain dry and fry in oil until golden brown on both sides.

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