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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
4
A notice from Byrorville announces a weekend festival with events planned for Friday night and Saturday. The community invites residents to attend and enjoy the activities and gatherings.
A garbled account describes a ceremonial coffee tasting with a royal audience. The narrative mentions an Egyptian maker, a special brew for a map and privileged tasters, and a scene hosted by a bakers’ guild in a dim setting.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a conference about peacemaking and war readiness involving Secretary remarks. One line quotes a government statement about a dozen unnamed senators and a desire to avoid war, with murmurs of a peaceful stance and ongoing efforts.
Early morning at the regimental canteen, Count Haeseler of Germany requested 5 cents worth of bread and sausage. An overlarge portion was given, then salt was added. He ordered soldiers to receive equal portions, saying his 6 cents was not worth more than theirs and to tell Herr M. to honor the same ration for all.
Richard Trebesan, a Waldorf Astoria captain, showcases Corn a la Waldorf in a chafing dish. He selects medium thick ears, scoops pulp, cooks in butter with salt and pepper until brown, then serves hot. A dish fit to set before a king.
A vivid description extols a ripe tomato prepared with peeling and chilling, arranged in lettuce cups and served with French dressing or mayonnaise. The piece highlights its cooling, refreshing effect on overheated diners and praises pioneering experimentation with the tomato on the plate.
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