10 Mar 1899
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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
1
A garbled page from The Oak Park Vindicator includes scattered notes on Chicago hospitals politics and business figures, remarks on Cervera Miles and Dewey, and observations on colonials Lord Cromer and the Philippine debate. It references Armours Pure Food talk and a Minneapolis farming program for women students.
A New York Times cooking expert explains how a single goose yields multiple dishes. Methods include crisped goose skin, a stuffed neck entree, a fricasse using neck wings and legs with its stock, liver en brochette, and a pot roast from the remaining body, showcasing German-inspired economy.
Miss Annie Hobson, visiting kin near Jackson Mississippi, clung to a Kentucky horse as it bolted through town. She held the reins and kept her seat through sharp turns until the mount was stopped. The incident shows notable courage from the sister of Lieut Hobson.
Philip Vanderdeckken and Amine foil a raid on Mynheer Poots house. They defend the door using loaded carbines and pistols, Amine courageously aids, and Philip defeats the four robbers. Mynheer is grateful, Amine safe, and Philip hints at vast wealth as their uneasy moment ends.
The piece recounts Rudyard Kipling as a near sighted student at the United Service College in North Devon. He earned the English prize on leaving in 1882 and led the College Chronicle as editor. His wit and language shone though he seldom led his class, until a school press feud forced the headmaster to resign.
Snippet shows theater audience remarking on an actor who spoke before the curtain. The chatter questions why the performer appeared unsettled or reluctant, suggesting he seemed eager to return home after arriving to fulfill his engagement.
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