The Paddist in the Schoolroom and Calaveras Big Trees
A mass of editorial observations on education reforms and religious influence in Chicago and Boston, followed by a detailed account of California’s Calaveras National Forest bill. It highlights the North and South Calaveras groves, the naming of giant sequoias after notable figures, and praise for Mrs. Lovell White’s leadership in saving the trees.
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Clumey
Payelolo
Chicago
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Roosevelt
California
Calaveras National Forest
Elub
Congress
Calaveras Grove
Calaveras County
Booth Grove
Tuolumne County
Pred G. Plummer
United States Forest Service
Calaveras
United States
J. P McPherson
Abraham Lincoln
Connecticut
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Nelson
Custer
J. W. Dawson
Harcock
Dowd
Lovell White
Hittel
Californts
Massachusetts
Stunna
Waterion
Pennyyvania
James King
Daniel Webster
Sir John Frankiin
Grant
Foreign Dishes in Cookery and Service
An old style column discusses the craze for foreign cookery, balancing nostalgia for homestyle meals with curiosity about Hungarian goulash and German pancakes. It describes authentic Hungarian goulash, Schmann or German pancakes, and Bruilleau coffee as a potent mixture, noting the trend while preserving traditional tastes.
Homebound Reflections and Tiny Tasty Recipes
A reflective piece contrasts a life of travel with returning home to wife and duties, then shares charming chafing dish recipes. It includes oyster dishes with mushroom additions, lemon zest toast, and a warm rarebit oyster dish for unexpected guests. The tone blends nostalgia with practical kitchen tips from the era.
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Hanor
Homey tale and kitchen tips in a rough era
A rustic vignette on home life contrasts with practical crowding tips for entertainments. It includes a quirky home description built from an old scow and lines about freedom from smoke, plus practical guidance on refreshments, buttering bread, lemonade and claret cup portions, and culinary verses on polishing, roasting, and hash mistakes.
Breakfast Blues And Porch Views In Rose And Blue
A reflective column discusses mood and morning routines, urging readers to swap blues for positive thinking and simple acts like fresh air, breathing, and light activity on the porch or doorstep. It replays Shakespeare on perception and ends with a kitchen tip about potatoes simmering gently to improve texture.
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Eroka
Constipation remedy free ad
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for constipation. It claims lasting relief by toning intestinal muscles and offers a free trial bottle by sending name and address, with location listed as Monticello, Tl.
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Lemuelderdale
Quincy
Elmer McMillan
Speed
Mon Monahan
Stonewall
Missy
Ca Well Byrup
Cat Monticello
Gift Necklace Shocks Clerk With Ultra Low Price
A buyer offers a $1 000 price for a $5 000 necklace, prompting surprise from the seller. The exchange hints at a promotional gift but ends with the surprising discount, illustrating a bold sales pitch amid curiosity.
Fate and brawl mix with home life and ads
A rugged scene recounts Patrick arriving home battered after a street altercation with a Dutchman Schwartzheimer. His wife Nora scolds the dead man, while Patrick defends him as the dead, and a sharp household humor note contrasts with an ad pitch for Defiance Starch claiming it safe for fine fabrics and economical. The clippings blend domestic dialogue, jokes, and product pitches.
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Patrick
Schwartzheimer
Nora
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