Cooking Veal The Best Ways From A Historic Guide
A historical guide outlines selecting veal from a two month old calf with pale pink lean parts and clear white fat. It lists cut types including cutieta from legs, stew meat from breast and shoulder, chops from ribs, roasts and steaks from leg and loin, and describes several preparations such as Creamed Veal, Veal Jelly, Spiced Veal, and Stewed Veal with butter, onions, broth, and herbs. The methods emphasize proper cooking steps, seasonings, and serving ideas.
Doan's Kidney Pills Referenced In Odd Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue describes a man praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache while a Brit and a Canadian discuss colonial feelings and a social visit in Canada. The exchange shifts to humorous banter about taps rooms ale and regional loyalties as a man from Iowa chimes in. The passage ends with an expletive.
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Canada
Dunso
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Ioway
Rescuer Cassius Chex Credits Saving Widely Shared Wealth
In a Washington Star quote, Cassius Chex recalls his approach starting in business by not only saving pennies but rescuing resources that others were squandering, highlighting a mindset of prudent stewardship and value recovery.
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Cassius Chex
Washington Star
And Marriage a Battleship
A playful exchange on ships and courtship from the San Francisco Chronicle notes a humorous view of courtship as a transport. The brief dialogue contrasts marriage with a battleship and a transport, reflecting era tone.
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Jack
Tom
San Francisco Chronicle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Cure All
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat catarrh a widespread disease. The notice asserts the product is the only remedy needed and offers a $100 reward for proof of its efficacy.
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Hall
Crafty Burglar Meets His Match in Scholar’s Bed
A college professor famed for concentration returns from a science meeting and, hearing a noise under his bed, asks if someone is there. The intruder, knowing the professor’s quirks, lies and replies no, prompting the professor to remark on his certainty about a presence.
Tax proposal on diamonds and furs aims to raise revenue
The Chicago News notes a proposal to raise duties on diamonds and furs with no hardship expected for the rich. It argues the tax will add value and pawnbrokers will be able to advance more money.
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Chicago News
Demand and Supply in a Father Son Dispute
A senior Algy habitually seeks water for extra money while his father vents overpaying his son. The father questions why the son is never satisfied, noting his own generosity versus the son's demands. The exchange reflects generational tension and cost of living.
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Algy
Lippincott’s
Henry A Useful Son-In-Law
A father-in-law confronts Henry with a request to repay kindness by admitting that dinner dance tickets found in his room belonged to his wife and to tell the mother-in-law they slipped from Henry’s pocket to settle the matter. The exchange takes place in the library as the two men seal the informal settlement.
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Henry
New York American
Could a man keep a lion for a year with a quart of molasses
A Pathfinder tale presents a boy testing a moral: could a man feed a lion for a year on a single quart of molasses. The father dismisses the absurd proposal as the night’s quiet ends with a slipping echo.
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Yees
Pathfinder
Carpenters Protest at Duggan and Trapp’s Headquarters
A. St. John, business agent of Local 1258 United Brotherhood of Carpenters, announces a meeting near Bohe’s cigar store from 11 to 12 a.m. with Duggan & Trapp's headquarters as the focal point.
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A. St. John
United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America
Duggan & Trapp’s
Bohe’s
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