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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
3
A Chicago essay argues against using social or family influence to land jobs. It frames the business manager as the engine of hiring, rejects "pull" as unfit for modern firms, and urges apprenticeships based on ability, readiness, and fit rather than status.
Herbert Moxon visits his aunt and uncle to find a feud between Miranda Sweet and Miranda Sour. The boy helps end the quarrel by cutting down the sour tree and reunites Jem Miranda Sour returns with forgiveness, and the Sweet family welcomes her back.
A historical recipe fragment outlines cake fillings and icings. It mentions walnut fillings with cream sugar nuts and vanilla, maple syrup, and methods to thicken with cornstarch. Additional items include almond icing with almonds and prunes, filbert whip with chocolate, and pineapple topping with boiled icing.
A humorous meditation on thrift and extravagance: a Lady of Uncertain Age opts to dine nightly in smart hotels, saving by living frugally in a furnished room and boiling breakfasts while indulging in lavish dinners with multiple frocks and generous tips.
A compact note describes a filling for confections using sugar and cream or milk with chopped fruits or nuts. It mentions apple jelly with chopped figs as an option. The material reads as a brief recipe tip from a historical kitchen section.
A Boston man and a Chicago bride, recently married, travel by rail and draw attention for their effort to appear like an old married couple. An accident forces a stop, and at a small town station they face a plain restaurant and the question of meals. The bride and groom discuss the lack of a menu and the waitress offers pork and beef as the meal option.
A garbled OCR passage shows a waiter asking about orders and a customer asking for doughnuts and black coffee. The text includes odd spellings and missing words, with references to a cook, wirelens, and rubber tires, all in a terse lunchroom moment.
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