American Women Cookery Debate Sparks National Color
A lengthy commentary questions whether American women still master cooking and domestic arts amid urban life. It contrasts French cookery with American home skills, notes domestic science classes improving skills, and defends the modern average home where women often cook. It also cites timeless quips on politics, meat markets, weather, aviation, and public figures in a satirical, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Wiley
Prof. Wiley
Wiley
America
Substitutes for costly dishes in a humorous list
A humorous list of inexpensive kitchen substitutes from a reader, with playful examples such as feeding a baby ribbon instead of ribbon cake and making home made soda water from a dry soda cracker. The piece pokes fun at culinary tricks and ends with a quip about appetite and dining out.
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Sugar from Beets and Cane Sugar Origins
The article explains how sugar was first produced from beets in 1797 and describes the beet sugar production process. It notes that beets now supply a large share of table sugar and details steps including diffusion in water, lime addition, carbon dioxide clarification, bleaching with sulphurous acid, and crystallization.
Taxicab Wins Test Chicago
A Chicago quartet learned delay in taxi finance can be costly after a night ride to Evanston. They paid $84 owed to the driver, believing the clock would run out, and faced court action with police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mvanston
Thme
Theen
Squire Royer
On'gar Seeks Realty In Odd Market Dialogue
A whimsical exchange between On’gar and Adolf probes vacant lots and building rules in broken English satire. The dialogue questions property access and availability, with mocks of real estate jargon and market eagerness.
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Gar
Adolf
Shackleton lecture tour teases with tall tale of Irish wit
In a March 11 column Norman New York previews Ernest Shackleton's upcoming U S lectures. Peary will introduce him in New York as the press hypes anecdotes about the polar explorer and a stageboy trades his seat for cash in a brisk street vignette about opportunity.
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New York
Ernest Shackleton
South Pole
United States
Peary
Shackleton
Sir Ernest
Dee Cook
Sir Ernie
P. A
Ireland
Goone Vale Pool Championship Decided at Wheateake Barn
Val Broddocks defeated Baz Goodhunch 150 to 151 in the Goone Vale pool championship held Tuesday at the Blite parlors in Wheateake's barn. Eyebird's candy and wagers on the scratch shot drew attention while other town notes mention habits and social events.
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Goonevale
Blite
Wheateake
Val Broddocks
Baz Goodhunch
Reflections of a Bachelor and Social Views
A New York Press piece argues gender stereotypes in dating and romance. It contrasts men worrying about money and status with women’s focus on love and fashion. It notes men fear public mistakes while women rely on instinct and fear judgment.
Fragmented public remark on courage and gender roles
The text critiques cowardice and social expectations. It debunks patience with poor companions and asserts manipulation by men and the need for women to present themselves well. It warns against financial influence altering votes and behavior.
Franklin MacVeagh the Treasury Secretary in Focus
In The Public Eye the writer notes Franklin MacVeagh, a lawyer-turned political figure, as a resilient cabinet member. It contrasts his steady work in the Treasury with scrutiny faced by other officials, highlighting his long tenure and past role running a major Chicago wholesale grocery business.
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Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Mac
Veagh
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Chicago
Star Dust and Surreal News From the Times
A fragmentary column mixes odd tidbits about Niagara’s glow, a divided will, and a famous actress Lillian Russell with the real name Helen Leonard. It references high costs, cabinet counts, and a light mockery of politics, law, and family life in a dreamlike newsy patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
Helen Louise Leonard
Mary
Bank earns depositor trust with steady monthly growth
In These Busy Days the text touts a bank where staff provide expert attention to every depositor and notes deposits rise month after month as proof of customer satisfaction.
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Jake
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Little Old New York
Norman
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Delmonico
Goosevale
de. Bawbuck
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Niagara
Digge
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Redelars Wilson
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Josh Wise
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Washington
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Kh. Rh
Spencer
What View
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Aontetaat Doabler
Heary
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Heekue le Je Oe
M. Hecker de Stetgaeer
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Back US
Halvh & Stacy
KB. Olmstead
Rewhatant Cashier
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Patter An
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Stacy
Soliant Ha
Victor
Pacific Coast
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Second Ave
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Pioneer Place, Corner First and
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Ianog
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Third Ave
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Matin
Seriw & Haldridor Tailors and Men's Furnishers
Pike Street
Voren
Minor
Lady Wellington
Pacific Coal & Oil Co
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B. D. Voris
Waldorf
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