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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
4
Wednesday meals list a breakfast with fruit cereal omelet potatoes and coffee followed by lunch of oysters baked potatoes and cakes and a dinner of roast duck soup vegetables and baked apples. The text includes numerous misspelled dish names and scattered references to meats and desserts.
The article compares corn with hard wheat, noting its lower gluten content and fat amount, and urges wider use. It provides cooking guidance scalding yellow corn meal for digestibility, suggests menus featuring corn dishes, and gives recipes for corn bread and Indian corn pudding with detailed preparation steps. It emphasizes decorative table settings using maize colors and harvest motifs for corn themed gatherings.
A detailed collection of traditional corn meal based recipes including corn cake with eggs and sugar, a dense batter bake in pans, a milk and cornmeal pudding, and a rich custard like boiled cornmeal dish. Instructions cover milk types, molasses, soda, butter, and baking times.
A brief instruction notes careful peeling of chestnuts by H M C, detailing how to remove shells before blanching for use.
Detailed instructions on blanching chestnuts and two methods to cook meat for flavor and nutrition. Includes a full brioche sponge and dough process with yeast, eggs, butter, and spices, plus shaping, rising, and baking steps for a two-part loaf.
The night hawk is a twilight bird common on farms noted for preying on insects and pests. It travels south in winter and north in summer, nesting on the ground with a bare earth home. Known by a white throat mark and a swift, aerial hunting style, it dives then rises gracefully.
An English teacher runs a royal boarding school in Bangkok for fifteen Siamese princesses aged seven to twenty, focusing on reading writing and domestic arts. Princesses return home on Fridays and return Mondays. male presence is restricted. French and English are taught, and Western manners influence Siamese court life.
Burglars blew open two vaults at the State Bank of Greenwood Wisconsin early today and took $5,000 in gold. Five men were implicated. a gunfight erupted as they fled after a dynamite blast drew bystanders including the cashier. The Marathon County sheriff pursued leads.
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