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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
4
Lord Carrington confronts a tangle of infidelity, debt and danger after discovering Ellen Carrington’s secret plans. A forged bond with Lord Strathgate, a missing dresser, a twenty thousand pound cheque, and a suspicious coachman hinge on a perilous flight toward Portsmouth and America.
Carrington confronts the ruse of a masked intruder at his manor as he vows vengeance on Strathgate. Admiral Kephard urges restraint while Lady Ellen’s disappearance sparks a swift search. Seton discovers a toppled carriage with a pistol wound, indicating a deliberate attempt on the driver. The chase heads toward Portsmouth as Carrington and allies race to recover Deborah and face Strathgate.
Philadelphia Press records a reporter challenging a public official about charges while the official cites silence as a virtue. The exchange hints at public perception and the role of media in political accountability.
Informal lunch ideas for a small country party describe a simple eight to ten guest setup. Emphasizes a bare white table with purple asters and clematis, minimal centerpieces, matching tableware, and casual greeting rituals. Includes a simple menu with tea, hot chocolate, canapés, a bouillon course, and a light fruit and cheese finale.
A recipe for custard souffle describes heating sweet milk, making a smooth paste with butter and flour, then gradually adding the milk. It cooks briefly, then folds in beaten egg yolks and whites with sugar, bakes in a greased dish, and serves immediately with vanilla or wine sauce.
Instructional note on preparing artichokes under Italian fashion. Trim bolront leave tender greens. Cut artichokes in half lengthwise season with salt and pepper. Stand in olive oil half hour. Drain flour dip in beaten egg yolk. Fry in deep pan serve on folded napkin with sauce.
A convenient disinfectant is made from lime chlorite mixed with vinegar and water in equal parts and kept in the cellar. A few drops scatter purify the air in sickrooms. When painting windows use a clean dry brush with fresh water and washable acid. Ammonia in soft water removes grease and soap stains. Pat or grease stains lift with kerosene then warm washing.
During stair varnishing, stain every other step while in use on the first day. Once dry, stain the remaining steps. Place a wooden block on the dry steps as a reminder to proceed.
A homemaker notes that an onion’s strong smell attracts other odors and clears a closed house of smells within a day. To use, cut onions into small pieces and place in two or three saucers per room, replacing daily until odors are gone. Also suggests onions absorb paint and turpentine odors in freshly painted homes.
A traditional method for orange marmalade using Seville oranges described in a Scots recipe. The rind is boiled until soft, juice is extracted, mixed with raw juice, and sugar is added. Cook about 20 minutes, test on a cold plate, then jar and seal with paraffin after it cools.
A historical recipe explains breaking three eggs into a bowl and mixing sugar milk flour and lard with lemon extract. It describes a firm dough rolled to a quarter inch thick, cut with a cocky cutter, fried in hot fat, and finished with cinnamon sugar. Crullers keep up to ten days in proper storage.
Instructions describe covering a bread riser pan with pink crepe paper and tying a 2 litre gift for each child inside. A pie sits center table and after lunch children pull cords to reveal gifts. Colorful ribbons distinguish boys and girls with variations suggested.
A historic cookbook style entry describes Roil a chicken until done then skin and shred the meat. Layer in a buttered dish with crackers, lemon peel, nutmeg, and cream, repeating with butter and crackers and chicken, finishing with cracker crumbs and butter. Bake hot. It also gives a twine method to clean bottles by shaking soapy water through twisted twine and rinsing.
Practical kitchen notes explain thinning burned edges with fine sandpaper while cake is warm, lining the plate with paraffin paper to prevent sticking. A recipe for Dodger corn cakes uses Indian meal flour molasses eggs soda and hot water, fried like pancakes and buttered. A mock cream for coffee blends milk with a baked egg yolk, heated to scald.
A collection of testimonials endorsing Peruna for various ailments including coughs pneumonia and general ill health. Letters from readers in Washington D C Ontario and other places praise Peruna in liquid and tablet forms and urge others to use it for relief and recovery.
Fragmentary ad copy features a biblical quote on speech and a tobacco promotion for Lewis Single Binder cigarettes. Mentions Peoria and a faded reference to a fac tory or vendor. Likely a late 19th or early 20th century classified style item with advertising copy and moral signal.
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