Hay Box Cooking for Soldiers in Sweden Described
A Globe-Democrat writer details a hay box cooker used by troops in Sweden. The method relies on tightly packed hay and heavy paper to insulate a kettle set in a box with holes for vessels, cooking meat and vegetables by retained heat over several hours.
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Globe-Democrat
Chinese youth in mission schools sparks debate on Sunday teaching
A fragmented discussion argues for Chinese students to lead missionary Sunday schools while criticizing selective social reforms. The speaker urges public awareness of conditions in cities like New York and San Francisco and questions policies on opium and moral reforms.
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Francisco
Cirty
Cehul
Inexpensive Home Pasteurizing System for Milk
A guide to pasteurizing milk at home to prevent fever in children. It describes boiling water in a can with a bottle, cooling the milk, and using an ice chest made from a wooden box with sawdust and a tin pail to keep milk cold and safe for use.
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Chicago Tribune
Health Department
Deadhead turmoil framed by an actor on voyage
Oscar Asche and Lily Brayton head to Australia recalling a theatre collapse that disrupted a Macbeth performance. He recalls a burned theater forcing a shift to a distant venue and a writer doubly charged for unused dress circle tickets.
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Oscar Asche
Lily Brayton
Australia
Mareser
The Real Tone on Life's Slippery Keys
A fragmentary discourse questions life as tied to certain keys and slippery places. It hints at musical imagery and abstract ideas about perception, gendered references, and elusive understanding without clear argument.
Kansas Round Barn at Cotttrells Ranch Houses Herds
The Irving Ark area hosts a massive Kansas round barn at Fred K H Cot trells ranch. It is 100 feet diameter with a stone first story and a 74 feet tall dome. The barn holds 300 head of cattle, 500 tons of hay, and 10 000 bushels of grain. Mr Cotttel raises Hereford cattle on his 160 acre ranch with a 153 head herd.
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Irving
Ark
Kansas
Cottrell
Cotttel
White Steamers Prove Kerosene Fueled Car's Victory
The White Steam Cars from Cleveland tested on the 1909 Glidden Tour ran on kerosene across 2650 miles from Detroit to Denver to Kansas City under observer supervision. The run showed cheap fuel costs, no smoke or odor, easy handling, and easy access to kerosene along the route.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Denver
Kansas City
Pinkerton
New York Sun
Imade
Convention Hall
Ten States
Middle West
Australia Has Vast Unexplored Areas Despite Population
Australia contains more unexplored land relative to its population than any other nation. Exploration and mapping efforts spotlight vast tracts of remote terrain across deserts, jungles, and coastlines.
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Australia
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema After Treatments Fail
A Vermont reader reports severe itching inflammation and raw skin on face and neck that improved within months after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The note mentions multiple doctors and medicated cotton, with water staining fabrics, and cites Potter Drug & Chem as sole proprietors of Cuticura remedies. The item closes with an unrelated New York Times snippet on ship Laurentic’s three-screw turbine mechanism.
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Pearsons
Northfield
Potter Drag & Chem. Corp
Cuticura Remedies
Boston
Mass
Atlantic
White Star Line
New York Times
Tampa Cigars Rise From Humble Start to Global Leader
The Florida Times Union notes that Havana style tobacco history began in Tampa twenty three years ago. The city now hosts about 200 cigar factories employing around 12,000 workers and producing nearly 200 million cigars annually. Tampa is described as a world leader in cigar production.
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Florida Times-Union
Britannic Burns 510 000 Tons of Coal in 33 Years
The Britannic has burned 510000 tons of coal over 33 years of Adantic steaming, as recorded by LR 88. The note highlights the ship's long service and coal consumption.
One in the dark and two rubber tires order
A quick lunch patron orders doughnuts and black coffee. The waiter relays the order to the cook by wireless, jokingly phrased as One in the dark an' two rubber tires. The brief anecdote appears in Chicago News.
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Chicago News
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