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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
The article explains an ancient caste framework governing society with four main divisions: producers, distributors, guardians, and teachers. It traces soul progression from Shudra to Vaishya and then to ruling classes, detailing duties, restrictions, and moral responsibilities tied to education and wealth.
This column shares practical kitchen guidance on jelly making with strawberry juice, sugar steps, and jelly tests. It also covers fruit juice reuse, cucumber pest control with tobacco, and economical uses for lemons in punch. Additional recipes include pineapple salad, boiled dressing, tomato salad for the poor, ham soup, hamburger with tomato sauce, and a bread sponge cake.
Nell and Olive discuss a dance at the Scotts country home. Nell worries about outfits and money, while Olive muses on independence and marriage. They plan to borrow a dress, note guests include Frazee and a widowed doctor, and dodge talk of a divorce.
Richmond man Clucel woke after days of drinking to find a $225,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad check in his possession. A messenger mistook him for the New York train clerk and handed over the envelope. Believing it safe, he deposited the check at a Washington savings bank and later slept at a hotel.
A Swiss man crafts a watch entirely from ivory sourced from an old billiard ball with bands and tase in the same material and accurate timekeeping. The article notes Paris produced a phonographic watch in 1897 and describes overall size versus pocket use. It also cites royal objects and a librarian anecdote illustrating library work and misheard book requests.
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