Fragmentary verse fragment voice reading night sky
A torn line of poetry speaks of love vows against darkness and fear, with hints of light and farewell. The text remains incomplete, offering fragmented imagery rather than a full narrative.
14 Oct 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
1
A torn line of poetry speaks of love vows against darkness and fear, with hints of light and farewell. The text remains incomplete, offering fragmented imagery rather than a full narrative.
In 1910 Miss Marcie Destrode aims for a literary career aided by a plot service run by Mr. Richmond P. Blunt. She funds a $10 plot, drafts harsh criticism after discovering the hero’s unhappy ending, and receives a sharp legal reply that plotcraft is a pastime, not a profession.
An Atchison girl ends a two year engagement after returning gifts. A messenger boy delivers a baking powder ad cook book and a band ring, both linked to the fiancé's mother. The girl realizes the gain of leaving a parsimonious husband and wakes the family with joy.
Blunt, a cynical bachelor, correspondence with Marcie turns to romance during a Tennessee visit. A fat young stranger asks after Marcie, they meet, and over moonlight and song a bond forms, ending with Blunt admitting he was wrong and the couple embracing happiness.
The piece recalls Harry Lauder’s first London appearance after provincial fame. To wow the crowd he rode a meat bone horse prop rigged for a grand entrance, but a buck threw him, leaving him sprawled yet the audience demanded more. He recovered, then quipped addresses his wish to try again.
J. F. Breazeale outlines home canning methods emphasizing proper jars with rubber rings and glass tops, careful sterilization over three days, and handling tips. He notes corn sweetness degrades quickly after harvest and explains packing, salting, and water levels, plus pressure checks for safe storage.
A compact aphorism notes that art may be guided by morality but cannot be its servant, reflecting Victorian to modern debates on ethics and art. The line emphasizes autonomy of artistic value beyond moral jurisdiction.
A recipe describes mixing butter sugar egg yolks four squares chocolate and flour with baking powder then folding in egg whites. Bake in small tins, hollow center filled with apricot or orange marmalade and top with marshmallow or chocolate frosting.
The Delineator notes chestnuts are widely used in Europe as cheap, versatile food. In France Spain and Italy they are served as vegetables, mashed with oil, or made into flour for bread and cakes. Europeans also boil chestnuts for compotes and other culinary uses.
A vintage custard pudding method using milk eggs raisins marmalade and lemon rind. Prepare by dissolving sugar in milk whisk eggs into milk fold in chopped raisins line a buttered mold with halved raisins press them inside, pour custard, cover with paper and cloth and boil gently for an hour then serve cold with hard sauce. The note claims the recipe comes from a very old cook book.
A simple emergency dessert recipe describes chilling whipped cream with egg whites and vanilla, then layering with sugared ripe plums. Serve by placing cream on a dish, arranging plums, and topping with another cream cone and plum.
A recipe instructs buttering a baking dish then alternating layers of bread crumbs and fish loaf remnants. Top with crumbs, moisten each layer with leftover sauce thinned with milk or milk and water, then bake until crumbs brown for a savory breakfast fish option.
Instructions describe a pudding made by beating a sugar water mixture in a spider and turning it to line a bread pan. Scald milk, add sugar and eight eggs with vanilla, then bake in a water dish for an hour. Half the quantity uses three eggs. serve chilled with whipped cream.
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