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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

3

Secret Opposition to Immigration Clause Faces Senate

Washington reports persistent opposition to Burnett's literacy and defective alien exclusion bill as senators weigh politics ahead of adjournment. A separate anti immigration study by American Genetic Association members calls for tighter limits, while anti trust bills loom in the House amid White House pressure and labor exemptions.

George Clinton Washington Burnett Alabama House Senate Committee On Immigration of the American Genetic Association United States Alexander B. Cance Massachusetts Agricultural College Irving Fisher Yale University Prescott F. Hall Boston Robert de C. Ward Harvard University New York City E. K. Sprague United States Public Health Service Wilson House of Representatives White House Arista Mle Ag Labor Congress Clayton Webb North Carolina Committee On Judiciary Hobson Underwood Oscar W Merrimac

Ingenious sandwich tips for elegant luncheons

A witty guide describes crafting small round loaf sandwiches using round baking pans and large cans, scented butters, and delicate fillings. It outlines potato and celery mayonnaise layers, cucumber slices in French dressing, and pepper Neuchatel cheeses with olive oil.

Fireless cooker boosts speedy breakfast routine

The piece extols the fireless cooker and a percolator as a way to enjoy a luxurious breakfast at home before starting the day. Overnight simmered oats, hot coffee, and milk left at the door create a ready meal in the bathrobe morning, with rolls and an orange to sustain workers until lunch.

Linen closet design for long lasting storage

Linen stored in a warm poorly ventilated closet yellows and cracks sooner. Build a cool dry closet with shelves covered by linen slips fastened with drawing pins. Use broad slips that fold back to cover contents. old sheets may be used.

Glazed Carrots With Peas Recipe Instructions

Wash and scrape carrots then cut in strips. Four cups. Boil salted water fifteen minutes then drain. Return carrots to pan with one half cup butter and one half tablespoon sugar. Cover and simmer until tender. Add one can French peas, drained and warmed ten minutes. Season with butter salt and pepper.

Separating Honey From Wax by Gentle Heating

Instructions describe placing a honey frame in a warm oven to melt honey and wax, then removing the frame and allowing the mixture to cool so the wax can be skimmed off easily.

When Packing Linen for Long-Term Storage

Advice on preserving linen by rinsing to remove starch, drying thoroughly, and folding in blue paper to prevent yellowing and cracking, ensuring longevity of linen articles.

Scrubbing Brushes Care Tip Doubles Brush Lifespan

A cleaning tip advises drying scrubbing brushes with bristles downward to extend their life. Turning them upside down allows water to soak into the wood and rot the bristles, shortening durability.

Flavoring foods with blossoms and leaves from roses and other flowers

The article details how nasturtium seeds, rose petals, and leaves can flavor pickles sauces and fillings. It notes pink rose petal tinctures for color, rose honey from petals and sugar, and methods for imparting fragrance in butter cakes and rhubarb pies. It also mentions violets chrysanthemum carnations and cherry leaves as flavoring aids and cautions about sprayed roses.

Thrush Misses Train Then Catches It To Hatch Nest

A thrush in Limavady Ulster built a four egg nest under a first class carriage above the steam pipe. The train schedule change delayed the 4 50 pm departure, causing the bird to return and lose nest and eggs. Railway staff withdrew the carriage to allow hatching and the bird resumed incubation after arriving back in Limavady.

Limavady Ulster Ireland Londonderry Traina

The Fingerless Kind Meet on Atlantic City Boardwalk

Lillian Russell visit to Atlantic City notes many slashed skirts on the Boardwalk. She quips they may be last spring leftovers. A young girl comments on her own dress with the line Fits like a glove, doesn't it.

Lillian Russell Atlantic City Miss Russell

Suggestions for Ice Trust Advance in Price

A satirical list argues for raising summer ice prices citing thicker blocks heavier handling costs large blocks wasteful cutting and storage difficulties. It notes winter cold predicting scorching summer demand and claims ice quality warrants extra charges while asserting price usually ignores production costs.

Ice Trust

Dodging the Isaac Proposals Ride in Louisville

A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a man avoids Miss Wombat at a dance to seek a chance to propose. The exchange hints she senses his intent but offers no confirmation of anger.

Still a Bachelor. Patience and Militia

A dialogue where Patrice questions the value of her brother’s militia service. He notes four engagements and no capture, implying continued military involvement without defeat. The exchange hints at pride and concern in family loyalty amidst conflict.

Militia Patrice

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