National Museum of Mexico History and Archaeology Growth
A historical overview of the National Museum of Archaeology History and Ethnology in Mexico, detailing its origins under Viceroyalty, post independence development, funding shifts, and a shift to two departments. It highlights Genaro Garcia’s leadership, the museum’s publications, and its expanded collections and exhibits across aztec toltec tarasco and other halls.
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Tasty Lima Bean Salad And Lettuce With Dressings
A wartime recipe notes a Lima bean salad using canned beans with minced parsley chives and celery, served on lettuce with mayonnaise or French dressing. It suggests strawberry desserts with lemon jelly ring molds and whipped cream, plus angel food for texture.
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Packing Clothes With Chloroform Advice From Physician
A physician recommends placing an ounce bottle of chloroform with a split cork at the bottom of a trunk to slowly evaporate fumes that kill moths and disease germs. Avoid inhaling fumes when opening the trunk. Clean clothing thoroughly, turn pockets inside out, brush, remove ruching, and shield underarms. Charcoal wrapped in tissue can help prevent odor from air exclusion.
Meat serving pairings and sauces list
A dated guide lists meat dishes with suggested accompaniments. It matches roast veal with tomato and cranberry sauces and horseradish, mutton with currant jelly and caper sauce, lamb with mint, turkey with cranberry and currant jelly, and venison with berry sauces among others.
How to carve meat with a steady knife grip
The guide explains keeping the knife angle constant after the first cut to avoid jagged slices. It advises a direct sharp incision with no sawing, wielding the knife lightly as a wedge and the fork as a lever to joint even large fowl depending on how the joint is situated and held.
Raised Bure bread dough buns recipe
Raised bread dough enriched with sugar butter egg milk and soda is mixed to dough, let rise, folded with currants and lemon savoring, shaped into small buns, proved, baked and brushed with sugar water for a glaze.
Flower Cake Decorations From Fresh Violets
Fresh violets from your garden or Gorist can decorate a white cake. Make a sugar syrup, dip flowers, and let the coating harden before using. Any small flowers may be treated this way and arranged in a wreath or garland for decoration.
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Baking Powder Blecults Instructions
Step by step directions describe mixing two cupfuls of flour with baking powder, sifting twice, adding three fourths of a cup of milk gradually, stirring quickly with a knife, cutting out dough and baking in a hot oven as advised by Woman's Home Companion.
Casey at the Bat in Coca Cola Record Book 1910
An advertising notice describes the Coca Cola Baseball Record Book for 1910 and a booklet The Truth About Coca Cola. It mentions poems, schedules, and baseball facts, sent from Coca Cola Company of Atlanta for a 2 cent stamp. The ad promotes Cola Cola as cooling and thirst quenching.
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A Child's View of Scarlet Fever Tale
A little girl of eight overhears scarlet fever in the neighboring house and tries to entertain a caller until her mother arrives. While recounting the news she confuses phrases and declares Johnny has scarlet fever because his face is red and his chest is broken.
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Jimmy's Geography Joke In Sunday Magazine
The Los Angeles Times Sunday Magazine presents a quip from Jimmy Tiggs on geography. He defines geography as what you put inside your trousers when you fear a whipping, reflecting a child’s playful misdirection.
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Such a Polite Little Boy Scene at Milkshed
A hostess proudly declares they keep their own cow to ensure pure milk. The polite guest child interrupts, joking that someone has stung them with a sour cow, hinting at a playful misunderstanding in a domestic scene.
Fragmentary ad and garbled text from a punctuation filled page
Readable items mention Red Cross Ball and leading grocers with prices. Most of the text is garbled but hints at promotional lines and product names and a few scattered phrases about people and a ball event. No clear individuals or events beyond Red Cross Ball references.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!