The Macaroni Article and Its Place in American Kitchens
A long feature discusses macaroni history from Italy to America, noting German and Chinese influences, and outlines quality tests and cooking methods. It extols American-made pastes, explains drying, cleanliness, and pricing, and provides multiple recipe approaches from simple boiling to baked and creamed dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macnon
Avera
Fey
Wwe
Amerieth
Farenik
Portalis
Iruly
France
America
Daniel
Maple lager cake from Mrs WF S&S
A readable recipe fragment describes beating butter sugar cream then adding sifted flour milk and baking in layers. It includes folding stiffly beaten egg whites into batter and making a sugar syrup to pour into the hot mix while beating until firm. The text shows several OCR errors but conveys a maple lager cake preparatory steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF. S&s
Fry
Alice
Jules
Recipe Fragments on Salads and Chocolate Story
A reader offers tips on serving a fruit salad with olive oil and French mayonnaise, plus a request for a chocolate cake recipe. The chocolate method describes melting chocolate, boiling sugar with water to a thread, then mixing with the chocolate and spreading on the cake.
The Welsh Miner and Home Life of Welsh Miners
Daniel E. Gregory portrays Welsh miners as educated in spirit if not in college, highlighting their literacy, musical homes, and devotion to the Bible. He notes the mother as moral center, strong family cohesion, and comfort from scripture, with political views aligned to worker welfare and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyner Devent
Andre
New York
Phi
Aro
Christ
Daniel EE. Gregory
The Collar City of Troy: A Million Miles of Production
Prom Leslie's Weekly notes Troy New York as the nation’s collar capital. Ninety five percent of US collars come from New York and half the country’s output is from Troy, with 78,000 workers and annual collar production around 20 million dollars. Women dominate cottage and factory work sustaining this vast industry.
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Troy
Prom Leslie's Weekly
N. Y
New York City
Chicago
United States
New York State
Perhijis
Uth
Amt
Elf
Nhoul
Strikes in France Report Details Factory Shutdowns
The Ministry of Commerce released its own report on strikes in France. It states that in a given year no more than eight strikes occurred with men women and workers involved. About 667 factories were affected and the typical strike lasted around 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Commerce
Lis
France
Belme
Jose
Swamp Root Laboratory Highlighted as World’s Largest Medical Lab
A report praises the Swamp Root Laboratory project in Binghamton as the world’s finest scientific medical lab. It describes eight stories, steel construction, fire-proof masonry, and central city site with 221 by 45 by 407 feet frontage. It notes direct rail access to shipping and showcases testimonials to Swamp Root from grateful customers.
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Binelimton
Binghamon
Brisketty
T He ‘Tribune
Ito
Scranton
Tribune
Lewis Street
Chenanga Street
Lackawanni Avenue
Kilmer & Co
Twoeukl
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Lida Ames Willis
Marquette Building
Covon
Heath
Prins
Osator Macuroni
Mrcaroni
Ameri
Timbales
Macaroni
Lmiraln IY
Willi
Willer
the Natural Food Co, Niagama Pates
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamston, WN
Skotched
He ‘Tribune
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanly Avenue
Tlemen
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