Household Hints and Sally Lun Gems
A flurry of clipped recipes and household tips appears, including cakes, sauces, puddings, and meat dishes. The column features steps for white cake, baked apple pudding, and horseradish spruces, with notes on egg, sugar, milk, and baking powder quantities. Various domestic hints and medical notices follow, along with brief items about a bronze inkstand sale and a Protestant Episcopal remodeling plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Lun Gems
Anil
Corsitall
Ereim
Diyolek
Ugar
Hartie
Dona
Dr. Suger
Mrs Vanderbilt in Hunting Costume Amuses Readers
The New York Letter notes the Vanderbilt and Astor women in hunting attire, describing their leisure as fashionable and idle. It mentions William K Vanderbilt in Scotland and public photos of noble ladies in hunting dress, commenting on the novelty and social spectacle of the portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Astor
Vanderbilt Lades
Drosa
Tie Sen
Great Britain
Fragmented Mariner Notes and Yankee Tales From Lewiston
Readable lines describe frontier trading, a planned bridge over the Calvatia river, and distant moves from Port Townsend to Washington Territory. Mixed items mention Native resistance, depredations near Holyook, and a claim about a Maine farmer’s protested note tied to Robert Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Cal
Port Townsend
Waatinctou
Lee Angeles
Cal
Calvatia Wever
Oregon
Elle
Lainan
Olivawen
New York City
Idlans
Holyook
Arjacula
Lewiston
Ata
Lovie
Wil Ad
Matin
Burton
Canada
Yukon
Hickwart Carpite
United States
Indernulty
Weil de 16
Doc Quintes
Maine
Aga
Cece
J. Kartas
Robert Morris
Morris
Revolutionary Army
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Family seeks cure from Druggist for hereditary king's evil
A family afflicted for years by hereditary king's evil finds no relief from top physicians. They try Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup after advice from Henry Beebe, with favorable results. The ad promotes Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup as a broad family remedy priced at 1.00 per bottle or 6 bottles for 5.00, and claims it purifies blood and aids stomach liver and kidneys. It also mentions a trumpet used by ships and a preacher cured of catarrh by a recipe free on request.
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Alress
Mivw
Maret
Gonte
Brahe
Sures
Henry Beebe
Hibbard
Jos Meniiam Teies
Iblerd
Alexander
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local report
Fragmentary text references names and places but lacks coherent events. Appears to be an OCR garble with partial words such as dates, committee mentions, and remedies. No clear person, organization, or location described.
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Lord Wolseley
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Eid
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Keery
Weetineheus
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Fiurcu
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Foia Fee Bolt
HHOOD
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Pune
Ats
Ann
Taxella & Fom
State Street
Chicago
Sian Cele
Spain
Wayan Oretvbair
Huviwto
Fa Wanaaet Aig
Mike Neil
Whrer
Ture
Wiles
Tate
Prientay Colighalliet
Owen
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan
Avenar
Crimean
Hiker
Jonrutass
Ady AI
Max Ees Tee
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Ipa
Anit
W.wn. U. B
Toni K. Sean
Mileubechy Witis
Betas
Morwaut
Wren
Mra FF
Mondaw
Leringe East
Bastin
Maya
Hind
Mr. G
Tein
Institut
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Rane
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Petringa
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