Adulterated vinegar probe opens in eastern Iowa
The Iowa Food and Dairy Commission launched a campaign against alleged adulterated vinegar in eastern Iowa. Inspector M E Flynn warns there is about $100,000 worth on the market and that six more months could net manufacturers a quarter of a million if left unchecked.
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Cherries at market tale and town improvements stir Pella
Cherries sell for 1.00 to 1.35 per bushel as residents discuss beautification at market square. Plans surface for a Pella gala day and a possible Carnival. Editor Roy Wymore departs for Chelsea to start Chelt Critic. Rhynsburger recovers from blood poisoning, Sally plans water system, and Perrys Bullers leads at Harvey. Thomassen law office gets new paint and carpentry. The town buzzes with activity and pride in local business and events.
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Lucky or Not in Cincinnati Life Columns
A quoted exchange from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune contrasts Eve's luck with social envy noting she had no women to criticize or envy her gowns. The Life section frames fashion as a refined art learned through lifelong patience, echoing Drummond on lifelong study and the pilgrim ages of mastery.
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Her Sacred Word in Barper's Bazaar Note
Penny pamphlet style item notes a cheeky bar on social obligation with a quip about a dress and luncheon. The snippet references a promise and a reaction to attending Alice's luncheon, framed in a light column tone.
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Quote from La Bruyere on laughter and happiness
The fragment reflects a reflective claim that laughter precedes happiness and fear of loss, expressing a cautious view on joy and perception attributed to La Bruyere. It centers on the idea that laughter may be essential to living fully.
A Hasty Marriage in Cromwell's Family
Oliver Cromwell, famed as a great airman, oversaw a surprising episode in his family life. Frances, his youngest daughter, attracted multiple suitors and a memorable courtship with his chaplain Jerry White. After a witty exchange, Cromwell invoked the name of Godwin and the couple wed promptly in a humorous, hasty ceremony.
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Amy crafts hats win $5 from father on fashion bet
On the upper west side Amy, praised as a kind girl, earned five dollars after she trimmed a hat for herself and wore a new creation. She later revealed she sold the earlier hat to the janitor's daughter, prompting her father's surprised pride.
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Upper West Side
New York Press
Dried apple cores inspire French sauces and vinegar
A fragmented Cleveland Leader excerpt notes culinary use of dried apple byproducts and a plan center quip on manners. It includes dialogue about engagement, a girl named Mabel, and a Chesterfield saying on manners. The pieces resemble short newspaper snippets with local tone and period voice.
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