21 Feb 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1885
Page
1
Fragmented OCR article recounts Adlai Sehardt on Kelly's Island claiming a German descendent, old legends, and a violent past. It describes wrecks, snakes, and a family’s decline amid an electric brake invention and local market notes from a 19th century-tinged newspaper page full of garbled ad text.
Splendid dedicatory services featured Hon. Robert C Winthrop and Hon John W Daniel with Senator Sherman presiding at the Washington Monument dedication. The address praised Washington, the Union, and national unity, recalling origin and progress of the monument and urging enduring memory of the Father of his Country.
New weavers Melrose and Coupoure named Henrietta offer lustre and softness like the best fabrics. Dia Dalma known as Imperial Silk Warp yields 44 inch width with deep mourning appeal. Fabrics include crepe for veils, French armure brocades 44 inches wide, extra heavy black goods for wraps, black gros grain silks at low prices. Mourning finish options noted.
A battered recipe segment describes a beef kidney pie with two pounds of steak, calf's kidney, onions, thyme, marjoram, celery salt, and pepper baked in a buttered paste. Also details apples en beurre with stale bread slices, butter, sugar, cinnamon, and batter, baked to warm, glazed with apple jelly for glossy finish.
Describes Esteem and generosity of painters Murilly and Valanjie toward enslaved artists. Juan de Mareja, a slave of Pareja, secretly painted and was freed by the king yet remained with his master. Gómez, slave of Murilly, completed a work his master sketched, earned artistic respect, and left few surviving pieces.
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