Dining Art by Joseph Dugniel Shows Elite Style
The article profiles Joseph Dugniel, a chef tied to W K Vanderbilt and born in Birmingham. He claims artful dining via courses, invention of a new ethos, and theatrical serving, including woodcock prepared with red wine sauce and a show of cigars, while stressing control over guests and timing.
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New York
New York Society Daughter Refuses Dower Offer
A young socialite rejected her father’s plan offering 100 to buy a house and 25 000 to fund a life, plus interest on another 100 000. She demanded more, noting even the chef’s expenses. The tale ends with the matchmaking dispute and no marriage.
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Photography Turns Page Printing On Its Head
A western inventor experiments with using photographic plates to print books and newspapers directly from typewritten pages. The New York Evening Post notes the shift toward photo printed text and a future where composition is largely eliminated. Richard Howe praises photography's potential for future newspaper production. Chicago News.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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Chicago Nowa
The Cole Collection Crane Coin Talk
The piece notes coin collecting origins tied to B H Collins of the treasury and a notable dealer who died recently. A 1700 big cent sold at auction for about $20,000, with values rising annually, and copper cents and half cents described as especially scarce in good condition.
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B. Ht. Collins
Treasury Department
United States
Los Colve
Washington
New York World
Doctor and Patient Trust in Medicine’s Uncertainty
A prominent scientist warns against trusting boastful doctors who claim perfect cures. He urges avoiding those who denigrate peers or pretend to know every outcome. He notes medicine is not a precise science and uncertainty is human nature. Denjorest's Monthly.
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Denjorest's Monthly
Fae Love of Muale and Slavs in Song and Dance
Biographical sketch notes the love of music among Slavs and a culture of village bands and dancing. It contrasts musical vitality with chronic heart disease advice urging moderation and exercise, citing experts and public health views.
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