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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1894
Page
5
A household column provides recipes for Cinnamon Stars using powdered sugar egg whites almonds and cinnamon with star cutters and baking guidance. It also details Pork Cutlets with Pickle breaded and fried then served with a brown gravy. Stewed Calf's Liver lists browning bacon flour broth wine and bouquet garnished with herbs and optional gelatin for a cold dish.
A garbled mix recalls Civil War prize losses by the Confederacy and Napoleon at St Helena sold for 130 francs. It notes tales passed orally among Mohammedans, Jain fasts, ancient temple timber, passenger taxes on French ports, and Japan’s population compared to a hypothetical U S figure.
The article details a three-man Secret Service guard for President Cleveland, assigned to protect him and his family at Gray Gables and during travels. It describes each detective’s appearance, locations, and movement from Buzzards Bay to Boston, Greenwich, and New York, with continuous close proximity to the president and household.
Robert J. Burdette essays in the October Ladies' Home Journal urged readers to avoid magnifying troubles. He compares grandiose self-importance to a mountain and recommends viewing life through the little end to focus on patience and hope. The piece notes how others may view us through the same lens.
The narrator describes a trout fishing excursion near Craggy Mountain in Buncombe County North Carolina. He mentions Cushing’s preserve, companions Frank Chapman and John Fox Jr., and a humorous account of hornets nests used as bait. The piece blends humor with vivid natural description and local character anecdotes.
A collage of light anecdotes and malaprops from a Woman's Dress Reform League meeting and everyday exchanges. Jokes cover misprints about age twenty thirty odd women, quips on English ruins, restaurant portions, curdling whey, and a nurse's misinterpretations.
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