Family Meals For a Week Menu Plan
A dated menu listing multiple breakfasts lunches and dinners with left-overs noted. Includes items like lamb, veal, beefsteak, clam broth, codfish, asparagus, beets, peas, potatoes, salads, soups, pies, puddings and various breads. Mentions tea and coffee and desserts.
The Pear Shot That Shattered a Boast
In a tale from a small orchard, Mr Badame boasted of shooting a pear from ten paces. To prove it he hired Johnny Jones to drop a pear as he fired. Johnny dropped early and ate the pear, the shot misfired, and Badame never bragged again.
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Mr. Badame
Johnny Jones
Johnny
Mr. Dadame
M* Radame
Dream and Torture in Sultan Tale and Homemaking Tips
A sultan dreams of torture by enemies and vows mercy, transforming rulers and people with compassion. The text then shifts to practical household advice on preserving fine thread warp, thread reuse, and sewing quality, followed by two dessert style recipes for creamed cucumber sauce and a Graham pudding with step by step ingredients and methods.
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Reteh
Tony's Honest Mistake and a Generous Return
A cheerful story shows Tony discovering the money from a sale is bad. He tells a young buyer and, with good humor, offers to keep all the change rather than risk passing bad money. The boy cheerfully accepts the kindness, proving generosity can turn a minor mishap into a friendly moment.
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Tony
Dorothy Orders Steak Alone in Restaurant
A mother allows Dorothy to enter a restaurant by herself ordering a steak. After a long wait the waiter asks for Dorothy's preference and she responds with a hopeful assent.
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Dorothy
Skeleton Lesson With a Doctor and Child
A doctor explains to his young daughter what a skeleton is. The girl struggles to recall definitions as the lesson unfolds. She finally answers that a skeleton is a man who has his insides outside and his outsides off.
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Mary
The Dancing Cross Craft Idea
A short instructional note describes making a dancing cross using tissue paper a needle a cork and a palm. By threading the needle through the cross and inserting it into a cork the cross will move and rotate on the needle as the palm supports it.
Teapot Handle Holder Ideas for Ornamental Use
A practical teapot handle holder can protect china. describe two linen discs six inches wide with Floral embroidery or monograms. sew edges, add a lining, and fasten with buttons. Options include removable linen holders, quilted interiors, and robe-style fabric choices from remnants in silk cretonne or satin.
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