Quotations on Ambition and Prudence in Classic Verse
A fragmentary excerpt presents two lines of verse from Campbell and Shakespeare. The passages contrast human limitation with ideal aspiration and caution, inviting reflection on moderation, knowledge, and action as guiding virtues.
Nuts in Various Ways in Luncheons and Salads
A discussion on the value and cautions of using nuts in meals notes their high protein and fat content and digestive impact. It provides recipes for Brazilian Salad and Berare s Salad using Brazil nuts and coconut with detailed prep steps and dressings.
Autumn Apple Dishes From Green Duchess and Pantry Tips
Green apples are in season offering fine dishes for today and winter. The Duchess apple can be cooked with the peel for extra flavor. slice unpeeled for spiced fruit. pair with onions and fat for pork chops. Also included are cream of Elsh soup and pineapple salad with red pepper and lettuce, plus Figaro sauce with bacon and tomato, finished with mayonnaise.
Fish, Fowl and Fowl Delicacies From Oven to Table
Various baked fish methods with stuffing and vegetable sides. Large fish with coarse bones are used, salted water prep, bake with bacon for basting and parsley garnish. Alternatives include tomato or fresh tomato toppings and a butter onion pork stuffing. Kentucky fried chicken baked in oven after stovetop fat. Roast duck with orange sauce includes livers bacon green onions mushrooms parsley and a orange glaze pour over gravy.
Cited Aphorisms on Wit and Friendship Do Not Reflect a News Item
The fragment presents a garbled quotation about pregnancy wit and niceness, followed by a line about discreet friendship. It reads like a miscellaneous quotation page note without identifiable people, places, or events. The passage lacks a coherent newsworthy subject.
Crown Roast and Fancy Appetizers Featured in Spring Menu
A menu of home cooking delights includes New potatoes served with butter cream and red pepper, Crown Roast of Lamb prepared with bone trimming and pork wrap, Anchovy Canapes with lemon and egg garnish, Cheese Custard with bread layers, Red Peppers and Mushrooms stuffed and baked, and Nutmeg melons diced and served chilled in cocktail glasses.
Emiliano Zapata a Peon Turned Rebel Leader in Mexico
Francisco Urquidi portrays Emiliano Zapata as a south ern Mexican revolutionary guiding peasant land reform. Zapata, thirty eight, six feet tall, light complexioned, blue blooded in peasant movement and driven by land ownership aims. He and his Zapatists have opposed Diaz Madero Huerta and await Carranza reforms.
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Emiliano Zapata
Mexico
Francisco Urquidi
Zapata
Morelos
Carranza
Zapatists
Diaz
Madero
Huerta
Murray's Plea for Mileage in Congress Debate
Oklahoma's Alfalfa Bill Murray urged a generous mileage allowance arguing members should bring families to Washington. He contended lonesomeness leads to roaming at night and cited Lincoln Webster Garfield Bryan to defend mileage as proper. The House applauded as he framed mileage as a family support measure.
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Congress
Washington
House
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
The
Oklahoma Statesman
Alfalfa
Bill
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
James A. Garfield
William J. Bryan
Mr. Murray
Doctor Jordan Heads Educators at St Paul Meeting
Dr. David Starr Jordan of California was unanimously elected president of the National Education Association at the St Paul convention. Resolutions endorsed woman’s suffrage equal pay simplified spelling social centers larger playgrounds increased teachers salaries pensions for teachers arbitration of international differences and Wilson’s watchful waiting policy. A plan for a national university was favored and Congress was urged to appropriate 500000 dollars for educational improvements. The association did not require sex hygiene in schools but urged teacher training institutions to cover related subjects.
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David Starr Jordan
California
National Education Association
St. Paul
The
Resolutions Committee
Wilson
Congress
Association
Mrs Longworth stirs London gossip at dinner
Mrs Longworth asked Sir Edward Carson loudly when his wedding would be, prompting a curt denial that no wedding is planned. Roswell Eldridge of New York is in London to buy horses and cattle while there is talk of various social missteps and comparisons to peers.
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Nicholas Longworth
Alice’ Roosevelt
London
Edward , Carson
Ulster
Ballie
Its Class. American Eagle-What do you think of my song of freedom?
British Lion-It's a scream.
Why He Fell: Kathryn Jack Huggins Encountered by Kittye
A fragmented line hints at a dramatic stumble involving Kathryn Jack Huggins and a person named Kittye. The text suggests an awkward encounter ending with a fall or trip as someone witnessed the moment. Further context is unclear.
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Kathryn
Jack Huggins
Kittye
What Puzzled Him
A brief note portrays young Raymond asking his mother what cows eat and drink. He wonders how cows can drink water and still produce milk, prompting a simple explanation about grass, water, and dairy.
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Raymond
Let me propose a toast to married life a Brook Indiana toast
George Ade the cynical bachelor at a Brook Indiana farm picnic said to friends that engaged couples claim only sunshine in marriage while the married retort with a joke about moonshine. The quip reflects Ade’s humor on the topic.
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George Ade
Brook
Ind
Economy Place in Pennsylvania Sparks Confusion
A reader notes a place named Economy in Pennsylvania and humorously questions whether it is a summer resort, hinting at misnaming or local lore.
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Pennsylvania
More Likely and the Banter of Marital Woes
Wry exchanges ponder marriage as failure and differences of opinion turn to humor about wives. A quip about colors and washing speed highlights a playful edge. The saying about dead men’s shoes hints at waiting for opportunities.
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Doctor Jordan
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