Memorial Day Mediation on a Mountain Farm
Dorothy Hartwood faces a border dispute between her father and Maj. Loudon over land with a torn community. A secret history of the Civil War era, forgiveness, and a battlefield graveyard lead to reconciliation as the major reveals old deeds and both sides seek peace.
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Cuba
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Maj. Loudon
Kate
Tom Hartwood
Dorothy
Alabama
New Hampshire
Pater
Kate Loudon
Nick-a-Jack Cave
London
Delver
Pete
Marie London
Marie Percy
Missy Kate
Marie Robbitt
Mother
Robert Percy Gordon
Maj. London
Lord Chesterfield
Miss Dorothy
Hartwood
John Hartwood
Jeff Anderson
Jeff
John Mhartwood
Peter
Spade
Dor
Marie Ha’twood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Columbia
Southland
T. G Harbauch
Ohio
Departure Gift Or Worry Bundle For Abby Frazer
Miss Abby Frazer prepares for a Denver trip while relatives gift her travel treats and safety gear. Mrs Knight presents a large emergency parcel with bandages vaseline and scissors and warns about railroad accidents. Abby hides the bundle fearing she will forget it.
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Abby Frazer
Denver
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Abby
Knight
Miss Abby
Mrs. Knight
Hints for Housekeepers on Lard Salad Cabbage and Bacon
A southern housekeeper explains scorched lard is not spoiled lard and shows how to purify it by boiling with water to lift the cake of lard. The piece also suggests crisp white cabbage leaves with mayonnaise, thin broiled bacon for easy digestion, and a tip to flavor water with fresh orange peel for fragrance and softness.
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Detroit Free Press
French Fritters From a Classic Recipe
A historic recipe from the People’s Home Journal details French fritters. It lists half a pound of flour, half a pint of milk, a second half pint boiled and mixed, egg yolks and whites, salt, and hot lard for frying. The batter is formed, fried until light brown, drained, and served with hot sauce.
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People’s Home Journal
Millinery Fits and Bills Follow Funny Hat Hunt
A Chicago Journ humor piece notes a man reluctantly tagging along as his wife shops for a spring bonnet. The milliner jokes that hats don t fit only when the bill arrives, suggesting hats fit heads while bills fit men.
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Chicago
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