Omelette Tartarin Secret Ties Paris to New York
A narrator travels from Paris to New York in search of the famed omelette Tartarin. He learns the dish vanished with chef Alphonse, now in America, and that Mademoiselle Dubois became Madame Napoleon, guarding a kitchen secret. Alphonse confesses the tartarin was hers, inspiring a reunion and restoration of Cafe Napoleon’s splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Napoleon
Paris
Monsieur Duhamel
Helse
Monsieur Alpheus
America
Hotel
St. Charles
New York
Mademoiselle Dubois
Monsieur
Monsieur Napoleon
Monsieur Alphonse
le Dubois
Ebbein
Madame Napoleon
Hotel St. Charles
Arcret
Alphonse
Elas
Monsieu
Moneleur
Madame “Monsier
Cafe Napoleon
Mas Oiselle Dubois
Alphonso
Mademoiselle
Napoleon Hon
Chapman
Omelette Tartarin Legend Ends in New York
A tale recounts the inventor of the famous omelette Tartarin and kings who sought it, now lamenting its loss. The narrator recalls a trek to the St Charles restaurant in New York to taste the famed dish and encounters a chef claimed to possess royal recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur
New York
Charles
Alphense
Martista
Ana
Tal
Kim
Medalae Napoleon
Mademoiselle Durbole
Napoleon
St Charles
Ehab
Tartaria
First Flowers in Pulpit Origin in Northboro Church
In Northboro Massachusetts a curious custom began in the 1690s when Dr. Allen, a flower-loving preacher, placed a garden on the church steps beside the pulpit. A deacon complained, then the preacher relocated flowers into the Bible, inspiring a practice of placing garden towers or cut flowers in pulpits. Other churches adopted the practice, funding flowers through collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northboro
Masa
Doctor Allen
Fundamental Principles of Health Eds and Public Action
Abstract discusses health education principles, promoting factual publicity and advisory bodies to combat avoidable disease. Advocates public endorsement by a credible organization to bolster national health leadership and prevent premature excretion.
Facts or Fictions of Medical Knowledge in 1914
A critical essay argues that progress in science rests on three elements: determined units measured units and devices for measurement. It laments reliance on opinion over fact, notes poor birth and death registration in the United States, and urges competent, trained authorities to speak with the authority of experience to prevent health decisions from being driven by dogma and manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolce
United States
Mary
Trew
The Line of Gravity and Human Balance
An exploration of the plumb line through the body showing the normal upright balance and how deviations called the Kangaroo and Gorilla types require muscular effort and cause backaches, headaches, and misfitting shoes or corsets. It explains Meyer's line, foot bearing, and the danger of poor alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Mayers
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Stegnbaum Prog
Joe Gideon
Mischler Bros
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Jas. Freeman
Frontier Supply Co
T Abanola
Cordove Cigar CO
Frontier Supply Company
Wyoming
Rere
Angelo Molinar
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Starch
Fernoco
Omelette Tartarin
Parson Allen
Northborn
Mass
Ay Albert S. Gray, M.D
A.S. Gray
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