Vegetable diet is appetizing at sanitarium luncheon
Edith M. Barele notes a luncheon at a sanitarium serving only vegetable foods with eggs dairy and no fish or meat. The menu is long and features nut based chops roasts and croquettes along with other meat substitutes in savory gravies.
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Chestnut and Mushroom Dishes Feature in Meatless Menus
The menu emphasizes chestnuts and eggs used in wartime meatless meals. Mushroom omelets appear as a prime egg dish while mild cheeses like cottage cheese are common. Olives replace other vegetables, and all seasonal vegetables are served in varied preparations. Fresh, dried, and canned fruits appear with drinks and ices, cereals and bran feature prominently in meals. Desserts include custards.
Not Good-Bye for the customary meats and beverages
The excerpt details a vegetarian diet option during a stay including oatmeal soup with mushrooms and dairy additions. It briefly shifts to a traveler reference about a crew member and two Malden American ladies aboard the Bergenland, noting a cherished rubber plant kept on the sun deck until the voyage’s end.
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Wad Uwalla
Washington Dog Turns Expert Mathematician
A Washington, Edmonds story about Princess the English setter owned by Edgar L. Blake who can add, divide, read license numbers and answer questions with barks. One bark means no and two mean yes as reporters test her arithmetic and date recognition amid other kitchen recipe snippets.
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Princess
Edgar L. Blake
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Bone to Pick Phrase From Sicily Baffles Readers
The piece explains the saying I have a bone to pick with you a griping phrase with Sicilian roots. It notes a bride’s father once gave his son in law a bone signaling a challenging obligation and mentions meals and drinks at gatherings.
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Sicily
Italy
Apple frappe fad sails from London to New York
A Stevenson led rumor reports a new London craze called apple frappe, blending applejack with prune juice to chill in a shaker, gaining demand aboard ships and prompting English crew to adopt the drink as it spreads to London markets.
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Georgia
Hquora
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Andrew Brown
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My Neighbor eSays 1924 Pork Roast and Storage Tips
The column advises cooking pork roast for about 50 minutes per pound and recommends wrapping stored linens in dark blue paper to prevent yellowing. It also offers cake slicing tips to keep portions moist by keeping slices centered and pressed together.
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Man Hangs On to Same Phone Number 40 Years
New York report notes a Brooklyn resident has kept the same four digit phone number for four decades. Gilbert, a picture framer and restaurateur, first used the number when he worked for Hugo Tolber and continued in his own business. The shift to the four digit Malp 40000 era recalls early days, as the number endured through changes.
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New York
Foward Cilbert
Pictore
Drooklyn Eagle
Suspicious Bank President Studies Law
Suspicion grows as the bank president and a paying teller draw attention with the teller noting unusual behavior. The president’s interest in law prompts questions about intent, while the cashier questions the potential risk of overstepping boundaries.
Adventurer's Pistol Found in Honduras
A pistol, believed to belong to William Walker the 1850 Nicaraguan president, was found in Spanish Honduras by Gregory Mason of the University of Pennsylvania. Mason, en route home via New Orleans, plans to donate the weapon to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Walker was executed in Trujillo, Spanish Honduras.
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Wiliam Walker
Nicaragua
Gregory Mason
University of Pennsyyvania
Honduras
Mason
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Walker
Trujillo
Legends of Napoleon Lafitte Buried in Louisiana Marsh
Louisiana natives near Parataria Bayou claim Napoleon lies buried in marsh graves with Lafitte and John Paul Jones. They insist Napoleon was smuggled from St Helena and buried at Barataria while Jones joined Lafitte, contrary to established history. All-Soul's Day flowers mark the sites.
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Jean Lafitte
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Jones
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