Zelda Cameron Moves to Help Merriams Mortgage
Zelda confronts her father about Olive Merriam and her mother's debt held as notes in trust. She seizes mortgage papers from the bank and plans to avert foreclosure, while Cameron resists but ultimately agrees to delay collection. Balcomb, a broker, schemes amid Mariana’s finance intrigue as interurban capital enters town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda
Olive
Harrison ‘Street
Rodney Merriam
Mariana
Ezra Cameron
Mrs. Forrest
Cameron Black
Zee
Olive Merriam
Merriams
Cameron
Polly
Burton
Thomas Merriam
Miss Cameron
Ezra Cameron Seen Ahead in Parallel Alley by Jefferson Street
Jack Balcomb walks behind Ezra Cameron in an alley running parallel to Jefferson Street. The passage is described as Ruby street by name, with no reason given. The fragment suggests a pursuit or notable encounter in a street-side setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Balcomb
J. Arthur Balcomb
Mariana
Commercial Club
Jack Balcomb
Patoka Land and Improvement Company
Wall
Patoga Land and Improvement Company
van Cleve
High Street
Ripple Creek
Arizona
Ezra Cameron
Ruby Street
Professor’s Query on American Happiness Sparks Debate
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item notes a college professor seeking reasons for American unhappiness. The reply from a speaker labeled Grouch suggests professors talk too much as a probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiler
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary sports quip from Kansas City Journal
A cryptic line in the Kansas City Journal mocks a rival for not achieving a match, suggesting if they ever get to play they’ll be blown to atoms.
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Het
Kansas City
Thorough Rug Care for Summer Storage and Moth Prevention
The article outlines methods to clean air and store fine rugs for summer. It covers washing with cold water and naphtha soap, kerosene treated woodwork, beating and airing rugs, pepper tea spray, and rolling in newspaper with wooden rollers inside a manila bag to deter moths. Cheaper rugs receive similar but simpler treatment with gum camphor and burlap coverings.
Breaded Salad Eggs for Substantial Daytime Snack
Boil eggs until hard then peel and halve lengthwise. Remove yolks and mash with olive oil or sour cream salt and lemon juice. Mix in finely toasted crumbs until dry enough to handle. Refill whites with the mixture sprinkle with crumbs and chill. One half egg suffices for an eight year old.
A New Sandwich Created From Ground Chicken Paste
A sandwich is described as white meat chicken ground to paste, whipped cream added, seasoned with horse radish salt and pepper, stiffened with gelatine, spread on thin bread slices, and decorated with olive rings cheese and lettuce or cress with no top bread slice.
Ice Chamber Preservation Method Then Sealed With Cloth
A historical instruction describes filling an ice chamber with ice and sprinkling coarse salt to moisten and seal a clean cloth over the ice. A newspaper is tucked on top and edges secured to exclude air. No food should be stored in the ice chamber and the lid should only be opened when absolutely necessary.
Potato Salad Recipe Card
To one quart of mashed cold potatoes add one sliced cucumber one green pepper and two small onions. Mix in one half cup chopped celery two chopped radishes and mayonnaise dressing. Serve on lettuce leaves.
New Potato Prep Tip Sparks Smooth Skin
A quick method to peel new potatoes without staining fingers: submerge in cold water for a few minutes then rub with burlap or coarse cloth to remove all skin particles.
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Ghamrock Circle No. 18
W.co.w. Sica
Mabel, Roberts
Georgia Pennett
Gugar Loaf
W. Moeta
E. Schneider
LE Lodge
A. F
A.M
C. Gills
Hendricks
Ping
Aes
Mabel Roberts
Bee
Cou. L. Jewell
G. A.B
B. W. Lundy, Cort
Spirea H. Pearce
Lloyd SP
A. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Oregon
E. A. Dodge
U. S
Coquille River Electric Co
Frank Morse
Coquille
Transportation
W. R. Panter
Sa. m
Osquille City
Coquille City
Atl m
Rivea
D White
Masiza
Benden
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