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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1917
Page
7
Washington socialite Catherine Britton is wed to Prince Alfred of Hohenlohe Schillingsfurst in a ceremony noted by society pages. The groom’s Austrian Hungarian embassy ties and royal connection figure in coverage of the union.
A youth near Coal Mines observed a pugnacious ram named Billy at Frankford Hadaway farm. The animal launched a rear attack, lifting the boy off his feet and sending him a yard before he steadied. The farmer passerby called the boy a runcer as Billy boasted of the start.
A dramatic scene from a village behind the firing line shows the funeral of an officer and seven Belgian soldiers killed in a fierce artillery duel. Shell bursts periodically drown the regimental chaplain’s readings as the procession passes.
A fragment from a historic kitchen column outlines seasonable recipes and domestic economy advice. It lists beat eggs with milk, sugar, currants, and yeast for buns, a boiled cider pie with maple syrup, quinces simmered in molasses and cider, and a lamb breast recipe with onions, herbs, and fried crumbs. The text emphasizes home comfort, frugality, and social duties of households.
The article lists economical recipes and techniques such as Pittsburgh Potatoes with red peppers and cheese, Rice Baked With Cheese, and various methods for frying or preparing potatoes, rabbits, tomatoes, and rice. It includes guidance on milk use, sour milk biscuits, Parker House Rolls, and general home cooking tips, with notes on nutrition and meal planning for a thrifty household.
Readable text shows a garbled line about a unique experience and a pugilistic encounter. The fragment mentions ether and a dragon battle or fish theme, but key words are obscured, leaving the event, participants, and outcome indeterminable.
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