Use of Apples in Daily Meals from an Old Cookbook
The article explores apple varieties like McIntosh and suggests many uses in meals from breakfast to dessert. It covers baked apples, stuffed varieties with raisins and nuts, apple sauce in the fridge, Brown Betty, apple pie, dumplings, fried apples with ham, and even a fried apple ring dessert with a detailed batter recipe. It also includes a short recipe for a batter and fried apples with a batter dipping method.
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Robertson
Going Places in a New House Move
Witty exchange about choosing to relocate rather than tidy. Two households swapped rooms and routines as one move sparked a fresh start.
Fat man wins weekly compensation in court ruling
James Williams a 58 year old miner from Rhostyllen near Wrexham was awarded six dollars a week in compensation after doctors testified the accident while working as a miner caused weight gain that prevents him from working.
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Wrexham
England
James Williams
Rhostyllen
Here
Williams
Artemus Jones
Apple Dumpling and Steamed Pudding Recipes
Mixed old fashioned recipes describe making Apple Dumplings with layers of apples in a greased dish, using bread, sugar, spices, and a hot bake, plus a method for a steamed suet pudding with molasses, spices, raisins, and baked or steamed finish. The instructions include dough, fillings, steam times, and serving suggestions.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
How It Started By Jean Newton
The piece notes how the motto Out of many one was chosen in 1776 for seals and currency. It states Franklin Jefferson and Adams selected a design and motto linking the new union to Virgil's Morteum. The new nation kept a link to classical sources.
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Jean Newton
Franklin
Jefferson
Adams
Morteum
Bell
King George Prefers Kitchen Visits and Light Cooking
Inman’s book Oil and Wine recounts King George pausing at a ward kitchen door and asking to enter. He remarks that he enjoys kitchens and sometimes does a little cooking when allowed, reflecting a curious hobby noted by a hospital official.
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George V
London
George
Philip Inman
Charing Cross Hospital
Light Pranks and Newspaper Hoaxes From Broadway to Egypt
A nostalgic stroll through practical jokes in journalism. Stories recount pranks involving Bill Phelan and Bill Hanna on Broadway, a fake Roosevelt Egypt assignment, balloon cup race coverage, and a vain schooner telegraph stunt. The piece closes with a humorous hat mix up at a Times Square hotel.
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Broadway
Bill Phelan
Cincinnati Times-Star
Old Morning Telegraph
Bill Hanna
Old
New York Sun
Hanna
Phelan
Herald
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
James Gordon Bennett
Bennett
Neighbors Share Everyday Kitchen and Handy Tips
A collection of simple home tips spread through a community column. Advice includes beating egg yolks and whites for pineapple pie, folding whites into mix before baking, and using soap to ease screw threading in hardwood. Additional hints cover preventing tomato milk curdling with baking powder and protecting table oilcloth from tears.
Ring Lost in Trinidad Hall Attracts Inquisitive Tourists
Visitors to Port of Spain seek a famed ring once owned by Queen Elizabeth and later given to Sir Thomas Warner. The rose diamond jewel, celebrated in local legend, vanished during a party in the Hall and its garden, a historic estate tied to Warner and the first English West Indies colony.
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Trinidad Hall
Port of Spain
Trinidad
the Hall
Elizabeth of England
Earl of Essex
Charles I
Thomas Warner
West Indies
Thomas
Shirtmaker Frock Returns in Autumn Styles with Elegant Variations
The shirtmaker frock reappears this autumn in softer tailoring and chic details like epaulet sleeves and gathers. It can be made formal in black with crystal buttons and a white satin knot or in crepe morocain in a rust shade, Pattern 9986 offered in selected sizes with completed sew chart and order instructions.
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Paris
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Highteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Language mixup joke at the restaurant scene
A waiter asks Are you Hungary and the customer answers Siam. The waiter offers table seating with playful puns about countries. The customer jokes he is in a Wales of a hurry and avoids extra orders with a riff on destinations.
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Hungary
Siam
Russia
Fiji
Turkey
Sweden
Denmark
Wales
Better Procedure from a Small Town Paper
Dorothy learns of a new baby sister via the paper and declares she will stop playing to begin advertising, a humorous note from the Chelsea Record about a family news item and a child’s reaction.
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Dorothy
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