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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1916

Page

2

The Destroying Angel by Louis Joseph Vance

A serialized novel installment features Hugh Whitaker pursuing a past wife now a famed actress Sara Law. She vanishes after an engagement to Drummond, who is rumored dead. Whitaker is beaten in darkness and hides at Martin Ember’s country home where he investigates a mysterious spy.

Hugh Whitaker New York Sara Law Drummond Whitaker Martin Ember

The Whitaker Mystery on Ember Beach

Whitaker swims to Ember cottage beach and spots a shadowing man watching the woman. A clash follows after a mistaken assault, ending with Whitaker injured, aided by the wary, strong woman who insists on helping him to the boat. He debates his stubborn route home as she steadies him.

Whitaker Drummond Neither Astare Assur Deuce Ember Fiske

Unclear prompt fragment about a girl and a spy

The text poses questions about a girl and an unrecognized spy and asks whether the girl knows Whitaker. It reads as a fragment seeking clarification and hints at a continuing plot labeled to be continued.

Davitt Story Draws Irish Audience Laughs

The narrative recalls Michael Davitt recounting a tale about the Irish Tribune. Davitt, freshly released from prison, appeals to a Dublin crowd at the Rotunda only to be greeted by a former inmate shouting his prison number, provoking a roar of laughter from all present.

James Collins Dublin Collins Michael Davitt Haslingden Davitt Irish Tribune Chatham Rotunda

Poison in Self-Defense in Plant World

The National Geographic Magazine notes many plants produce poisons as a self-defense. Some poisons reside in seeds or roots to protect offspring while others form alkaloids like nicotine and quinine. Overdose poisonous drugs such as strychnine and digitalis are byproducts of plants used for defense.

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Beef Stew With Dumplings From a Hearty 19th Century Recipe

A traditional beef stew method using bone in for 15 servings, with shinbone as an alternative. Brown seasoned meat, simmer with onions turnip and carrot, add potatoes, then drop dumplings made from flour milk salt and baking powder. Cook until dumplings rest on meat and potatoes without crowding.

John Bull Plum Pudding and Pudding Sauce Recipe

A detailed historical recipe for John Bull Plum Pudding using suet sugar currants raisins sultana raisins mixed candied peel and spices with eggs brandy and flavoring. It includes step by step mixing boiling in a buttered mold tied in a boiled napkin and serving with a brandy butter sauce.

Dove Chicken West Indian Creole Style

A recipe describes cooking dove chicken in water until tender. Remove and return the broth with tomatoes parsley peppers onions and seasonings to stew into a rich gravy. Stuff with mashed potatoes raisins and gravy then brown in the oven and serve with remaining tomato sauce.

Pickled Eggs in Beet Vinegar Pickle

Roil fresh eggs half an hour then cool in water. Boil beets until tender and dice with spiced vinegar. Shell the eggs and add to pickle jars. An ornamental pickle and considered very good.

Butter Substitute Mixture Yields Great Savings

A suggested saving method mixes equal parts margarine and fresh butter. The blend tastes similar to pure butter and offers economical value for households seeking flavor and stretch.

Corn Custard Instructions From Old Recipe

A historic recipe lists corn, one pint milk, butter, sugar and salt with two eggs. Mix the corn, milk, salt, butter and sugar, then add beaten yolks and whites. Bake in a buttered dish in a moderate oven until firm.

Pressing Silk With Muslin Protection

Instruction on silk ironing suggests placing silk between layers of muslin to prevent stiffness. Use a moderately hot iron and ensure the muslin dries thoroughly for a smooth finish.

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