28 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
1
The bank led by J S Spurgeon and P C Collins invites every man woman and child in Orange County to open accounts. It markets itself as the Financial Bureau of Information for the county and offers 4 percent interest on time deposits.
The Rev. C George Currie preached at Holy Trinity and St Ann's on Growth. He argued life continually gains as it clothes itself with deeper truths across physical moral and spiritual planes. He used parables and Biblical progression to show that God’s ideas root and expand without loss, culminating in a future Christian perfection.
The Cross arguments the mind of God through Christ. A British chapel reveals a blood-red cross at its center guiding visitors to scenes from the life of the Son of Man. A Christo-centric faith frames life as a plan and explains its enigmas.
Pare uniform potatoes and lay them around the meat in the pan as it bakes. Baste with drippings for browning. Fill custard cups with bread crumbs and chopped cooked chicken, add a beaten egg milk salt and pepper, then bake in hot water until set.
Heat vinegar into yolks and butter to cream. Add salt mustard and pepper. Shave cabbage and mix with dressing. Roll dough for rolls, braid three strands, let rise, bake, then glaze with beaten egg white and water.
Combine two cups each canned corn and canned tomatoes with salt pepper and a rounded teaspoon of sugar. Butter a dish and add butter pieces then stir in butter. Top with a cup of fine stale bread crumbs and butter generously. Bake thirty minutes and serve hot for luncheon.
Six or eight cold boiled potatoes with one third the bulk celery one egg one teaspoon salt one teaspoon sugar one half teaspoon white pepper scant teaspoon dry mustard two tablespoons salad oil four tablespoons vinegar. Stir sugar pepper and mustard into the beaten yolk, add oil gradually, then vinegar, fold in beaten white, cut potatoes and celery small, mix with dressing, garnish with parsley or celery tops.
Pare and steam four apples then sieve. Add butter yolks eggs salt milk and bake in hot water twenty minutes. Beat egg whites to stiff froth and top. Dust with sugar and brown. Serve cold. Success notes that true winners never betray their integrity for money.
Practical cleaning and maintenance tips covering marble cleaning with benzine and common clay leather care with castor oil, carpet choice, stain removal with ether, turpentine use, tin cover for bureaus, dusting gilt frames, stopping leaks with soap and whiting, brushing velvet crevices, color changes from juices, and mold prevention with corrosive sublimate on bed springs and woodwork.
The 23 year old George Auger of Cardiff Wales stands 7 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 320 pounds. He describes life as a giant as no joke and details constant hurdles from three beds in hotel rooms to doors hats and clothing custom made to order. He cannot ride in a cab and must use the trolley and platform while avoiding damage to gear and furniture.
A. Maundeville notes in Era Magazine that Constantinople's sultan palaces, while not grand in architectural beauty, evoke Arabian Nights charm. The white marble and gilded stucco blend with Bosporus reflections, creating a picturesque background that lures visitors and residents with a sense of mystery and tragedy surrounding palace life.
Representative Littlefield recounts a tense hour in New York when his pocketbook vanished after a lunch with his wife. With no funds, he secured change by pawning his gold watch and later recovered the pocketbook from a New Jersey man who found it on a train and returned it to Lewiston, Maine.
An early Philadelphia Presa item recounts a sly warning from a longtime boarder to a newcomer about paying board. The speaker remarks that Mrs Starvem has shown unusually polite behavior that morning, hinting at underlying trouble.
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