Hughes and Fairbanks 15 Ticket Routed by Convention
The Republican convention nominated Charles Evans Hughes for president and Charles Warren Fairbanks for vice president. Roosevelt was nominated by the Progressives. Harding sent a formal notification praising Hughes. Hughes’ career includes the New York insurance probe and his 1906 governorship, with Supreme Court service beginning in 1910.
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Different Sauces and How to Make Them
A compact guide to sauce making detailing Drawn Butter Bechamel Hollandaise Brown Oyster and Bread sauces. It explains butter flour water white stock mushroom lemon yolks and egg enrichments and notes serving ideas for delicate croquettes and rosat birds.
Hughes Accepts Nomination and Resigns from Bench
Washington June 10 Justice Charles Evans Hughes accepted the Republican nomination for the presidency and resigned from the Supreme Court. He issued a statement pledging to serve the country, defend American rights at home and abroad, and oppose partisan expediency in diplomacy and defense.
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States Vote On First Ballot In a Fragmented Roll Call
Missouri awarded Frank B. Willig eight votes with one Missouri ballot recorded absent. Several states reported numerous absentees including Pennsylvania and Tennessee with four abstentions. Texas credited McCall one vote, Frank B. Wills one, William H. Taft forty four, and Borah one. Alabama cast one vote for Borah.
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Home Cooked Dishes and Desserts From a 19th Century Kitchen
A collection of recipes and steps for custard sauce prune whip rhubarb pudding date pudding caramel rice pudding and more. Includes instructions on beating egg whites folding in sugar preparing prunes and rice, plus oven steps and serving tips.
Phrase Corrupted Fragment Referencing Sermon Poem and Play
An oddly corrupted excerpt notes that the character behind and bade up everything the sermon the poem the picture and the play hold no value without it. It reads as a fragmentary line attributed to J G Hel land.
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Associations Are a Habit and Teething Choices Split
A quirky critique notes societies form around every choice from children's toys to holiday plays. A Ring and Coral association splits into two factions, offering mothers an escape from personal decision making. The piece also jokes that Persian agriculture relies on irrigation and adds a quip about guessing a woman's age.
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