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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
10
The piece lists March favorite egg dishes such as shirred eggs in pastry shells with ham and stock, baked at 400 degrees for about 45 minutes, served with gravy or tomato sauce. It also describes a Spanish omelet style using tomatoes onion pepper parsley bacon and butter, folded and plated, with instructions for cooking and serving.
The text explains serving style where each person receives a dish and eats directly from it once cooked. It highlights individual portions and the practice of consuming meals without shared plates or utensils.
Unclear recipe fragment describes a tomato mixture with crisp bacon and parsley to serve four. Advises not to cook the omelet until the instant it is to be served to avoid toughness.
Chill hard boiled eggs then halve and scoop yolks to mix with minced ham mushrooms and flavorings. Refill whites, top with white sauce buttered crumbs and bake twenty minutes. Serve four.
Portland yachtsman Henry Fraser Todd, 68, who died recently, prepared a last will that speaks in sea terms. The document, admitted to probate, states he struck a lee shore after 66 years at sea and directs that his estate be enjoyed by those it will benefit rather than beachcombers.
A brief item notes harsh winter conditions in Cleveland Ohio with a tongue in cheek remark about the cold. No further details or named individuals are provided in the readable text.
County Detective Gideon Rabshaw, assisting Sheriff Hanratty’s crime squad, is called to a jail cell where a bold suspect declares a confession in a tense exchange. After deliberation Rabshaw leads the man to the street, noting his need for warmth inside.
Osaka, the industrial center of the Japanese empire, retains its status as Japan's largest city with a population of 2,333,800. The figure reflects its pivotal role in commerce and industry within the empire.
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