Something to Think About
A brief item presents a prompt titled Something to Think About. The readable fragment hints at reflection or opinion, but no clear facts, actions, or named individuals are included. Further context is needed to identify any concrete event or public figure.
Simple old fashioned desserts from pantry notes
A collection of vintage dessert recipes using bread crumbs, sour milk, raisins, and nuts. Steps include steaming puddings, making rich almond pastes, caramelizing sugar for pastry shells, custard fillings with meringue, and cassina tea desserts with lemon and orange zest.
Time is the only treasure and power of use
The piece argues that time is a priceless resource, never recoverable once spent. It urges recognizing the value of every minute, valuing others, and striving to reduce waste as life comprises only time and effort. It cites Seneca and Frederick the Great to stress prudent living.
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Stamford Growing Fast with New Brick Buildings
A reader notes Stamford evolving from a small town to a budding city with frequent new brick structures. The piece praises the widening streets, walkways, a new plant, and highway paving while urging residents to keep streets clean and invest in local improvements.
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Belief in Divining Rods Draws Odd Echo From Persia
The article discusses the forked twig divining rod used to locate springs in Persia and Babylonian Magi traditions. It cites Calla and Sir Oliver Lodge, noting scientific skepticism yet ongoing claims of success as the practice persists and is linked to ancient inheritance.
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