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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1901

Page

6

Manufacturing Phonograph Records Explored in Detail

The article explains phonograph record production from melting wax to casting, trimming, and testing. It covers melting in large vats, mold tables, and the stamping of wax cylinders with a sapphire stylus. It notes the growth of record demand, solo recording setups, and quality control by experts to reject defective discs.

German Model 98 rifle described as finest ever made

The London Graphic extols the German Model 98 magazine rifle as a compact, modern weapon with a redesigned stand, lined with a detachable charger and improved extractor. It notes the reintroduction of a bayonet, claims the rifle is among the best produced, and highlights safety features to prevent double loading. The piece also mentions German Imperial military claims and ends with a note on U.S. commerce growth.

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Liquid Insect Catcher and Tree Guard Invention Details

A historical report notes an inventor addressing the destruction of ality trees by insects. Previous tree guards used loose fabrics and wadding treated with chemicals bound to trunks. The new device is described as a radical departure from prior ideas and is partially shown in the article.

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Lemon Jelly Preparation From Old Household Guide

Instructions describe making lemon jelly by boiling lemon rind and water, simmering ten minutes, adding lemon juice, pouring hot water over seeds, dissolving sheet gelatin, and sweetening with leaf sugar. Strain and mold in a rinsed civin mold. note jelly tastes sweeter when hot.

Chicken Pie with Oysters and Celery Layering

A historical recipe outlines splitting chickens and simmering, then bending broth with cream and butter flour to a smooth consistency. The dish layers chicken with celery and oysters, bakes, and finishes with a final oyster addition, yielding a steaming pie.

Soup From Pressed Meat and Egg Shells Ready for Tureen

A recipe describes taking three pints of well fingered stock, removing fat, and washing with boiling water. It simmers lean beer with shredded meat onion carrot turnip and eggshells, then strains. The clear soup is seasoned with salt pepper and sugar, served with boiled vegetables or garnish in a tureen.

Luncheon Rolls Becomes Fresh Sandwich Variation

A luncheon idea suggests cutting small rolls lengthwise remove the soft interior then fill with chopped hard boiled eggs mixed with French dressing or apple and nut fillings with mayonnaise ripe peaches and powdered sugar with cream, or jam and soft cream cheese. Serve moist not mussy.

Domestic tips for kitchen prep and storage

Household hints advise using strong coffee to remove onion breath and warn against adding nuts to long stored cakes. Borax in wash water keeps cabbage and fennel soft, while dipping steel knives in soda prevents rust. Dry and wrap, then store in a dry place. parsley substitutes include watercress celery tops or chopped lettuce when missing.

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