Fragmented Idaho and world notes on farms and events
A scattered column notes diverse items from Idaho crops to world events. It cites Minnesota wheat output about 80 million bushels and exports. Dakota production figures for 1898. a Chicago Jewish Charities reform ending charity balls and bazaars. Ontario timber policy pushing milling to Canada. and possibilities of Canada-US trade shifts. It also mentions a seismic observation near Hudut and a new island near Barnes coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakotas
Dakota
South Dakota
Ontario
Michigan
Canada
Canida
United States
Canary Bird Color By Pepper Diet At Whyland
A popular elisor for canary birds in Whyland colors plumage reddish yellow or deep orange by feeding tim birds cayenne pepper with molasses. Denlera vary pepper, turmeric, or madder to craft vivid shades. Dealers guard formulas. plumage fades with treatment and birds kept away from light. A Paris theater uses four animals in Robinson Crusoe, including a dog as Toby. The dog’s stage name is used there, though in Faro he answers only to Toby.
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Whyland At
Robinson Crusoe
Paris
Robinson
Toby
Faro
la Nature
Yang
Priday
James J. Corbett
Alice
Carson City
Jeffries
Ming
Tom
Corbett
Sullivan
Jetfries
Jeff Nke
Lakewood
N. J
Anish
Tommy Yan
Modern dining haste and steam engine advance cited
An article contrasts quick service dining habits with a German method to boost steam engine efficiency using exhaust steam to vaporize a sulfuric acid liquid, adding about half a horse power per engine without extra fuel. It also notes Cordilleran Society findings at Glen Eyrie near Pike's Peak, including an extinct goat-antelope related to Himalayan antelope and a slender-limbed horse species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Technical School
Charlottenburg
Germany
Jesse
Geological Society of America
Glen Eyrie
Pike's Peak
America
Himalayan
Asia
Pique and Duck Costumes Dominate Summer Fashion Lines
Fashion notes highlight light weight piques and duck costumes with embroidered details. White, pastel, and striped fabrics showcase elegant tunics, Eton coats, and paneled skirts. Garments feature varied trims including lace, gold buttons, contrasting seams, and double-breasted boleros.
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Waller
Eton
Khaki fashions and elegant summer gowns from Paris
An English description of Parisian khaki cloth trends dominating chic racing costumes. It highlights skirts laid in shingles with bodices of ecru lace over black satin, high belts, and lace inserts, plus white organdies trimmed in black lace and extensive tucks. White nun’s veiling and embroidered white taffeta collars feature among varied ensembles with satin ribbons and decorative trims.
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Paris
Turnover Bolero in Fashion Plate Descriptions
A fashion note describes a gray nun's wearing bolero with a full round skirt base, inverted back vent revealing a high black satin belt, and embroidered white muslin sleeves. The collar is coat shaped and turned over, with turnover cuffs on elbow sleeves, suggesting boleros gain popularity with lace frocks and brocade accents for the season.
Batiste Frock With Shirred Sleeves and Embroidered Collar
A picturesque batiste frock features a skirt laid in clusters of fine plaits for a rounded silhouette. The blouse shows vertical tucks under a deep embroidered collar with full sleeves ending in a small cuff. Shirring appears throughout, and white mousseline de soie outfits with shirred sleeves and lace under sleeves are noted.
A Lace Bodice Fashion Description
A rich afternoon bodice is described featuring heavy taffeta silk, Renaissance lace, and pearl button detailing in four groups. It showcases a deep taffeta yoke, green-blue velvet borders, a waist belt with a ribbon bow, velvet-trimmed sleeves, and a high stock neck. Suitable for both old and young at formal daytime events.
Surplice Bodice Description for Summer Fashion
Surplice bodices for summer feature fullness from the shoulders that gracefully forms a pointed yoke. The shaping is achieved by drawing satin or velvet ribbon through a wider open work insertion. These are carried to finished garments.
Calt Liver With Fine Herbs A Historic Recipe
A kitchen note describes preparing calt liver with herbs through steps to fry liver in butter, make a parsley and onion mix with mushrooms, thicken with flour and stock, season with salt pepper and lemon juice, and serve hot. Includes instructions for browning, sauce consistency, and reheating.
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Dong
Stuffed Turnips Recipe Instructions Card
Instructions for selecting and cooking one quart of medium tunips. Peel and boil in salted water until tender. Halve tops, scoop centers, mash with salt pepper butter and egg yolk. Reassemble tops, brush with egg white, bake until brown. Serve hot.
Dees Newport Style Egg Scramble with Toast Garnish
Soak one pint of bread crumbs in one pint of milk, beat eight eggs light and mix with the bread crumbs. Melt two tablespoons of butter in a saucepan, pour in the egg mixture, season with salt and pepper, scramble quickly to avoid burning, and serve on a hot platter garnished with buttered toast triangles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Sugar and egg dough mixture from old recipe
A fragment describes mixing one pound sugar four eggs yolks, butter, molasses, and sour milk with soda and flour to form a moderately stiff dough. The text preserves a historic baking instruction with steps and measurements.
Pointed Paragraphs and Proverbial Warnings
A collection of aphorisms and quips on love, marriage, virtue, and social conduct. It touches on appearances versus reality, trials shaping character, wealth and worry, and even jokes about manners and policemen in St. Louis. The tone is moralistic and anecdotal with humorous asides.
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Mall
St. Louis
A Timely Observation About Chorus Girls
The speaker remarks that chorus girls keep excellent time and jokingly explains it by their hods wearing clocks in their hosiery, implying meticulous training and synchronized performance by the performers.
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Myer
Gyer
O'Dea Rumored to Join Notre Dame Coaching Circle
reports suggest Pat O'Dea, famed Wisconsin Badger four-year star and punter, may be appointed football coach at Notre Dame. The Australian, highlighted for his kicking and all-around play, could prove a change agent if offered the job, though his coaching credentials remain unproven.
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Notre Dame
Pat” O'Dea
Wikcousin
Notre Daine
Peter Morrissey
O'Dea
Badger
Kine
Wisconsin
Kleher
Pat O'Dma
Washington Park to Host High Class Thoroughbreds This Season
The Chicago Rockny Season at Washington Park aims to attract top owners and better class horses. Purses range from 950 to 500 with overnight handicaps at 1.00, designed to lure elite runners. Track management seeks to bar the “dogs” and draw horses from Cincinnati, St. Louis, and the East for a premier South Side meeting.
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Washington Park
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Melinto Whim 1% Case Sees McHale Win In Chancery
T J Melinto Whim 1% Case details McHale the race horseman exits Memphis chancery court an easy winner after an order releasing all his horses. He plans campaigns to St Louis and Chicago as a two year lawnsuit over Johnny Hale with Mrs Wellman claiming half interest. The entire string except the horse in question was attached under a Din chancery and on trial the bill was dismissed.
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T. J. Melinto
T. J. McHale
Memphis Chancery Court
McHale
St. Louis
Chicago
Mre. Wellman
Johnny Hale
Nelson Dominates Mile paced race at Montreal event
John A. Nelson of Chicago won a one hour motor paced race for a $600 purse at Queen's Park Montreal defeating Harry Gibson of Cincinnati. Nelson was paced by Charles Miller six day champion and Joe Judge of New York. He also rode an exhibition mile in 1 20 2 5.
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Nelson
John A. Nelson
Chicago
Harry Gibson
Cincinnati
Queen's Park
Montreal
Charles Miller
Joe Judge
New York
Coming athletic events and championships listed
A schedule of athletic events includes the United States Golf Association amateur and women championships at Arden City and Shinmncook Hill, the Knickerbocker Athletic Club summer meeting in Bayonne New Jersey, the English Amateur meeting in London, an international bowling tournament at Schuetzen Park Union Hill NJ, and the Knickerbocker Labor Day carnival in Bayonne.
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United States Golf Association
Arden City
Hoks
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Bayonne
N. J
London
Schuetzen Park
Union Hid
Shinmnecook Hille
N.Y
Golf Club
Eee
Chicago
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Idaho
Moinhwest
Barnes
Labuan
Ste For- Matin
Hudut
British North Borneo
Associated Jewish Charities of
Gen- Ulen
Funehey
Batiste
Pim Corbett
Chase Pion
Jeffrey Vitor Sporn
Jeffring
Corbett Bank
Jeffriee
Corker
Tang
Jeffies
Corpett
Fittlimbs
White
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