The Man Who Did Things Twice
A twin haunted figure, Henry Hobart Strigeling, lives his life in duplicate until a Tuesday death in room 63 at the Sumner house. The hotel scene spirals into a second death and a morgue fire as investigators seek which body is real and who died first or twice.
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Timaels
Wesley
Henry Hobart
Sumner House
Dr. Thiet
Ding
Tiany
Dr. Thin
Meary Hobart
Dr. Thiel
Henry Cobart
Dr.Thiel
Henry Moekvart
Sumner
Birds and their worth as allies to man in a nation’s wealth
A government backed treatise on the value of insect eating birds. The robin wrens kingbirds and nighthawks are praised for pest control and seedless grain protection. Experts note sparrows damage crops by consuming grain and spreading pests while wrens defend nests and keep webs in check. The nighthawk, once scorned, is shown as a helpful city and rural resident. Public sentiment shifts toward bird preservation for agricultural and ecological balance.
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Alan
Washington Monument
Jenny Wren
Fant
United States
Uncle Ban
Beean
Dreda
Apex
Seientivia
Tyrannus
Maecia
Vomeone
Lord Dunedreary
Principle. Miss Sweetly-Why Miss Scrawny!
Fragmentary OCR dialogue shows two characters, Miss Sweetly-Why and Miss Scrawny, arguing over catching fish and a prank. The text is garbled but indicates a theatrical or burlesque exchange with a tone of rural humor.
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Scrawny
Puck
Frozen tea novelty gains chef demand in Helena era
The article describes a new frozen tea and dessert fad, detailing how water is infused, poured into molds, frozen, and served with a spoonful of flavored cream. It also mentions another trend of nutmeg cantaloupe with light, subtle flavors, served with fresh leaves, highlighting growing popularity.
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Oman
A Hot Supper Dish for Sunday Theater Supper
A chafing dish supper idea for after the theater features angel hair pasta with tiny folded noodles and a malt paprika seasoned sauce. Cream is slowly beaten in then poured, with tomatoes and optional green peppers for color, and the egg mixture is folded in before serving hot.
Tomato Jelly and Beef Dish From Old Recipes
A fragmented recipe note describes tomato jelly made with gelatine or a no-gelatine method, served with lettuce and celery and flavored with spices. It also includes a beef dish with onions, potatoes, paprika, and slow cooking, offering two distinct culinary preparations from a historical menu.
New Peach Pudding and Modern Homemaking Ideas
A piece praises modern homemaking methods over old routines and invites young housekeepers to treat chores as solvable problems. It describes Peach Pudding with peaches, batter, and chocolate baked into a warm dessert, outlining steps including mashing peaches and folding in chocolate and eggs for a simple, economical treat.
Caramel Ice Cream Recipe From A Prohibition Era Note
A fragment describes a caramel ice cream method: sugar is browned in a saucepan, then dissolved with water and added to the cream mixture. The recipe aims to offer a change from regular ice cream, suggesting steps to blend the browned sugar with the base for a caramel flavor.
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House Wren
Washington
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