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Newspaper
Peak Hill Express
Location
Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
8
A kitchen column lists fish grilled with lemon butter and herb stuffing, cold fowl and ham aspic moulds in brown jelly, sweetbreads with olive sauce, and sweet balloons made from flour, butter, and eggs. Includes stepwise cooking cues and garnish ideas.
Instructions describe making savory tongue balls with cold tongue dice simmered in stock, onion, and breadcrumbs then baked briefly in china cups or souffle cases, topped with butter and breadcrumbs. Also detailing New Apple Pudding with minced apple, suet, currants, lemons, eggs, and spice baked in a mould, served with sweet sauce.
The article notes St Michael Cornhill in London, Inducted headmaster by the Bishop of London, linked to antiquary John Stow. It recalls bells rung to ward off fiends during storms, a tale Stow corroborates about carved stones and a storm sighting. The steeple imitates Magdalen College Oxford’s tower.
By order of the Home Secretary the body of Mrs Catherine Powell of Penarth Road Cardiff was exhumed. She died after a two month illness blamed on peripheral neuritis and cardiac syncope. Nail parings showed arsenic, raising questions of possible poisoning.
The Le Eclair paper rose from Le Peuple branding to cover the D Angeley Regent Street scandal. A staff member aided a political criminal to escape to America, drawing a thirteen month sentence but boosting the paper’s notoriety. Editor M. Ernest Judet leads the chauvinist publication.
Venturia County California claims one of the world’s largest apiaries with about 2000 colonies owned by Mendelson a post-master. A neighboring apiary owner Mr M Donald says Mendelson’s income this season over running expenses will be 12000.
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