Mademoiselle Colette Stirs Cranberry Cove Romance
In Cranberry Cove Mademoiselle Colette arrives as a charmingly disruptive guest. Her lively sea adventures with Harry Dean spark a budding romance, a canoe crisis, and a near-miss storm before her engagement offer is rejected due to prior marriage. Harry’s honesty wins support from Mr. Dean as they plan a future aboard the Midge.
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RS. Dean
Geanus
Charles
Eunice
Helen
Svon
Mrs. Dean
Pharry
Tieri
Harry
Mademoiselle Colette
Eavive
Eahoeing
Euest
Laughine
Mr. Holiwell
Jlarry Dean
Cranberry Cove
Conway
Longbridge
Mr. Stockwell
Dean
Mr. Grey
Mr. Dean
Mademoiselle
Madamoiselle Colette
Harvey
Madermoise Dle Colette
Mademoisele Colette
Mademaiselle Colette
Marry
Sheep Rock
Eimiee
Jane
Jaisband
Phice
Deans
Jake Parker
Warry
Velen
Mar. Dean
Seal Island
Iarry
Monsieur Taul Smoloff
Vienna
Mademoiselle Colette Platon
N. Y
Race Course Coupes and the Fleur de lis Killing Plot
A veteran trainer describes a noted track killing scheme and a costly oversight. The plan hinged on Fleur de lis being renamed Maxine and not flagged to poolroom bookmakers, costing tens of thousands when Maxine won and the deception surfaced.
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Gettysburg
Benning
Washington Post
Railbirds
Fleurde-lis
California
Jockey Club
Maxine
Fleur-de-lis
Beau Brummel the tidiest pig in Loamsdale
Samuel Marker of Loamsdale Illinois touts his pig Beau Brummel as the nation’s cleanest pig. Raised by a Gordon collie family the pig wakes for a wash refuses breakfast until bathed and helps herd cows with squealing drives. He cannot bark like the collies but offers expert cow guiding skills.
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Samuel Marker
Loamsdale
Ill
Mr. Marker
Beau Brummel
Gordon Collie
Mamma Collie
Callie
Callies
Beau
Marker
Do Not Suppress a Yawn Says Gentle Guide
An urging article promotes yawning openly as healthy for the body and society. It argues yawning relieves tension, expands the chest and heart, and broadens thought. Readers are advised to yield in quiet, undisturbed spaces with full, bold yawns.
The Youngest Barber of Azusa California
Cecil C. Lyman, nine, claims the title of youngest barber in America and runs a chair in his father C. W. Lyman’s shop after nearly three years in the trade. He shaves with a steady hand, never gashes a face, and doubles as a mountain guide in the San Gabriel range when not cutting hair.
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Azusa
Cal
America
Cecil C. Lyman
San Gabriel Range
C. W. Lyman
Digestibility of Cheese and Preparations for Easier Digestion
The article explains that cheese digestion is hindered by fat forming an impervious coat. It advises thorough mastication, grating hard cheeses, dissolving soft cheeses, and pairing with crackers or salads to aid breakdown. It notes fatty acids can irritate weak stomachs and mentions fondue as a savory, nutritious cooking method.
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The
Washington Star
Illnesses A Result Of Boredom And Mental Suggestion
An excerpt discusses illeses arising from boredom and lack of mental stimulation. It cites a New York Tribune view on how cheerful treatment by an experienced physician and engaging activities can cure many ailments. Examples show psychosomatic symptoms improving with exercise, amusement, and social engagement.
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Milady
New York Tribune
Palm Beach
Mary
Veal Pancake with Kidney in Rich Gravy
A Brooklyn Eagle recipe describes mixing flour, salt, six egg yolks, brandy, water, and minced fried calf kidney into a thick batter. Whip egg whites, fold in, add cream parsley and lemon juice, then fry spoonfuls in fat. Finish with hot oven rising pancakes and serve with thick gravy.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Parsley Butter for Fish Dishes
Beat three tablespoons of butter until creamy then slowly mix in half a tablespoon of strained lemon juice and one tablespoon of finely minced parsley. Season with salt and pepper to taste. beat until thick and creamy and chill briefly. For broiled or boiled fish, add a full tablespoon of lemon juice.
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Washington Star
Catskill Preserve Tart Plum Delight
A vintage note describes a simple preserve made from maple sugars and plums. Melt the sugar in water, cook with the plums, and balance sweetness with tartness for a delightful spread. Recipes from the Herald offer a traditional method and plain kitchen guidance.
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Catskill
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