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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
4
In Warwickshire a wary traveler befriends a monk, feigns aid to a mob, helps quell a purveyor scare, and flees Stratford on a borrowed horse with letters of state and a cloak, while plotting to vanish within 12 hours as the tale continues.
A Pittsburg millionaire recounts a tale about Andrew Carnegie and a Montenegrin prince aboard a touring car. The prince learns Highland custom as locals salute by removing trousers, a jest Carnegie uses to explain the practice. The page ends with a brief quip about Tommy and a school opening.
An Oxford student was rusticated and on departure his college staged a mock funeral. A band led a hansom procession to the station with friends in mourning. Within a week the stunt repeated at Cambridge.
Bishop Samuel Fallows leads St Pauls Reformed Episcopal in a new Christian psychology movement that blends prayer and mind healing with medical treatment. He cites cases of heart fear relief and sanity support, stressing collaboration with physicians and neurologists to treat both mind and body.
A widow with no money finds work by handling and cleaning delicate art pieces. Her skill with fine lace leads to colonizing private collections, expanding into broader care of priceless relics. Her success shows how a single talent can open new career paths for women with limited options.
Candied Roses and an Oll egg cup method describe lining cups with rose petals and nuts. Three loosely placed English walnuts rest in the center while hot syrup binds petals, then spun syrup seals the nuts. A delicate bonbon is prepared with care.
Instructions describe making nut candy with syrup sugar butter vinegar soda and nuts. The method uses boiling potatoes to mash and bind the candy then rolling on a board adding pulverized sugar and molding into squares. This yields a sweet confection as a finished treat.
Orange baskets are prepared by cutting orange cups to make shells, removing pulp, mixing with pineapple, almonds, candied cherries, and sweetening to taste. Fill shells, top with whipped cream, pierce handles, and garnish with violets and fern sprigs.
Prepare one quart of vanilla whipped cream and chill. Cover ten cents worth of marshmallows and 15 cents worth of candied cherries, chopped and folded into the cream before serving. Slice a lady finger, top with cream, and sprinkle chopped pecan meats. More marshmallows improve the dish.
A simple mix of dried apples peaches and raisins simmered together to taste. The dish is described as nectar for the gods and fruit for their food with adjustable sweetness.
Mrs Dosebai C Jessawalla the first Parsee woman to receive English education travels worldwide. She recently attended parliament in native robes and was hosted by London society. In her 87th year she works on oriental embroidery to present to Queen Alexandra before resuming her globe tour.
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