Bouillabaisse Dreams and Marseilles Dine Disillusion
In a vivid reminiscence a traveler recalls Thackeray’s celebrated bouillabaisse line, the Marseilles tavern misgivings, and a midnight epiphany about saffron taste. He shares a humorous contrast between expectation and a sour, bilious bowl, ending with a vow to seek the real dish only in its native port. Also notes a brief aside on Africa's pygmy antelope, described by Bosman as the "king of the harts."
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Boulltabaisee
Thacksray
Cheray
Fangus
Rimie
Gerfial
Paris
Thacke
Boullla
Marseilles
Bouillabaisse
Thackeray
Maitre d
r_bouillabaisse
Pascal's
Basso’s
Canneblere
England
London
Africa
Gold Coast
Bosman
Guinea
Sullivan and the Illinois Democratic campaign critique
The Robinson Constitution argues against Roger Sullivan as Democratic Senatorial nominee, accusing him of Chicago boss tactics and heavy spending. It calls for defeating him in the September primary and rebukes widespread Sullivan support, claiming it would harm party integrity and local candidates.
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Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
The
Marshall
Democrat
Fitch
Teaders
Ain
Robinson
Trom
Eloguers
Chicago
Democratic Party
William Lorimer
Chicago Democratic
Jin
William “Lorimer
Lee O'Neal
Hinky Dinks
Bathhouse Johns
Illinois
Casey Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Miller spent a week in St. Louis. Miss Portia Quinn of Indianapolis visits her mother. Fred Bertram left Sunday for Pittsburg to visit a brother. Carol Clemand family from Marshall visited relatives last week. Arthur Osborn and his wife with two children were guests of his uncle T. H. Osborn. Mr and Mrs SW Nelson and baby arrived in Denver and called on Casey friends. Thos C Cooper, a wealthy farmer north of Casey, returned from a ten day visit to Ohio, his first since moving to Clark county 48 years ago.
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The
Banner Times
BB ‘Miller
St. Louis
Portia
Quinn
Indianapolis
Fred. Bertram
Pittsburg
Carol Clemand
Noble
SW. R. Nelson
Babe
Denver
Colo
Geo. Spence
Casey
Thos
Licking County
Ohio
Clark County
Children Cry For Fletcher's Castoria In Ad Fragments
Fragmentary old newspaper advert mentions children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and hints at nationwide reform goals by an experienced reformer. Ad language suggests forecasts of appearances in papers and notes prices as reasonable.
Sowing Winter Wheat Advice From Farmers and Experiments
Farmers weigh climate, soil, and seed rates for winter wheat. Local practice favors five pecks per acre in central Iowa with October sowing, while Ohio trials suggest eight pecks may yield more. Authors caution plots vs large fields and report 35 to 43 bushels per acre in good seasons.
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Intermountain States
Acre
Palouse
Towa
Ohio
Right Seeding Aims At Fifty Bushels Per Acre
The report notes an aim to achieve fifty bushels per acre from a fire-peck seed, indicating a focus on high-yield planting methods. It mentions conditions and expectations for improved crop production as the seeding strategy progresses.
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Etragedy
Dévone
Lincoln
Democratic Journal Handa
Fletcher
Castoria
E —Y Wallace
Cha
Herald Office
Charles Scott .Marshall, TL
the Herald
the Gentlewoman
WOMANS NATIONAL _MONTHLY
Suly
Everal
McCall's
Acon Farm
Glub No. 2
Women's World Peoples Popular Monthly
Gentlewomen
Club No
Fancywork Magazine
Everyday Life
Woman's World
Farm and Firesice
Woman's World: Home Life
Farm and Home
Woman's World Household
Woman's Worl Home Life ‘Club
Good Stories
Farm Life
Green's Fruit’ Grower
Farm Life Club
Prairie Farmer Household Magazine
Falmer's
Iters Home
L. Farm Life
Farm Progress
Boys Magazine
Home Life
Gentlewoman
Kimball's Dairy Farmer Home Life
Fann
Oman' S World
Wonan
Woman's Home Weekly
Woman's World Home Life
Gentlewoman Today
GLUBB
Kansas City Weekly Star
GLUB
Gentlewoman Woman's World
Kansas City
Weekly Star
Farmer's Whig
Dispancase
Paul
Farm Life Glub
Rural Weekly
St. Paul
American Home Woman's World
Grathewoman
Tae
Kimball
Eporlirytt
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