Dearest Dolly and the boyhood tales on Sunday
A mosaic of clipped vignettes from early 20th century life. Verses about Dolly as a cherished figure blend with anecdotes on childhood memory and a Western shepherd dog named Katie guiding sheep. Names and places appear in the fragmentary text, inviting readers to glimpse nostalgic scenes and moral musings.
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Hannah Grant
Grant
Uwlrsses
Hin
Cincinnati
Louisville
Georgetown
Chillicothe
Helen Nicarlay
Gen. Grant
St. Nicholas
Everyoone
Charles Dickens
Iolace
Coloradoo Mesa
Katie
Lan
Rim Rock
Sunday Magazine
Weary Creket and the Crowd Ride a Bicycle
The New York Journal reports a playful exchange between Weary Creket and a cyclist. They discuss distances to inns and how far the crowd would travel on a bicycle, highlighting humorous patter about travel and navigation.
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Teo
New York Journal
Classic Codfish Moussaka and Caramel Almonds From Old Recipes
Recipes from Boston Post and New York Times outline codfish with potatoes and eggs, baked bars of caramel almonds, and veal knuckle in savory wine gravy. Directions cover boiling, mixing, caramelizing, and chilling to set dishes, with notes on timing and texture.
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Boston Post
Baking Dough From Yeast Sponge and Final Loaves
Morning instructions describe dissolving compressed yeast in warm water, mixing with flour to form a thick batter, letting it rise, then adding water salt sugar butter and flour to form dough. Knead until light, shape into four loaves, place in greased pans, allow final rise, bake until springing in oven.
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Wiil
New York World
Domestic Recipes And Tips From A Household Column
A compilation of practical kitchen and home advice including boiling underground vegetables with salt, sour cream sweetness with a pinch of soda, preventing soda spots in baked goods, and simple cleaning tips. It also notes safe heating ideas for summer bathrooms, salad ideas with cherries and peanuts, pumpkin preparation, drying herbs for storage, sherbet without milk, and using advertisements to ease housework.
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cure All Coughs
An old advertisement certifies that druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It promises effectiveness against severe ailments and pneumonia without opiates and notes a yellow package. Henry Lefferts signs the notice.
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Foley
Henry
Lefferts
Government clerks face efficiency review by Nagel
Washington officials report a new efficiency test ordered by Secretary Nagel reveals about one in ten clerks under his department are inefficient. The piece traces long standing civil service concerns, salaries, and the push toward civil pensions while noting potential private contracting savings and ongoing reforms.
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Washington
Nagel
Department of
Canterece
Ors
Lke
United States
Averag
Endhta
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Dolly
Durting
Dolly Dolly
Valentine
Sunbeam
Newark
Pilease
Philadelphia Record
Yottall
Jack
Frion
The
Christian Register
New York Times
Roter
San Diego
Cal
Loreen
Ching
Lkely
Svard
Admiral Sah
Charles W. Eliot
America
New York Evening Post
Waterville
Kan
Columbus
Ohio
Genta
Stiratt
Chestnut Street
Passaic Avenue
Franklin
A. Home Institution
Park School Hall
BB Browk
BA. Connolly
Hanmer V. CoorsYrarr
Willian
EL Parry
Prolavie
Jaime
Prince Jaime
Hellevan
Orew
Pats
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