Pear Pudding and Other Frugal Recipes
A collection of old time kitchen notes includes Pear Pudding instructions with pears, sugar and bread, then Crapped Scrapple, Potatoes with Cheese, Coconut Cookie and Potatoes Au Gratin. Also tips on removing onion odors, cleaning carpets and making floor stain from potash.
Sir Michael Herbert British Ambassador Dies in Switzerland
Sir Michael Henry Herbert, British ambassador to the United States, died in Switzerland while seeking to restore his health. Born 1857, he rose from foreign office clerk to ambassador in 1902, succeeding Lord Pauncefote. He served in Paris, Washington, The Hague, Constantinople, Rome, and Paris again. He was married to Miss Le Da Wilson and had two sons. King Edward awarded him the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George for Venezuelan negotiations. he helped negotiate the treaty related to the Alaskan boundary dispute now being settled by London arbitration.
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Michael Henry Herbert
United Stats
Switzerland
Herbert
Europe
House of Pembroke
Foreign Office
Paris
Washington
Hague
Constantinople
Rome
United States
Lord Pauncefote
Legation
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Sir Michael
le~ da Wilson
TR. T. Wilson
New York
Cornelus Vanderbilt, Jr
Ogden Goeldt
Duke of Roxburghe
Edward
St. Michael and
London
The Turn of the Tide in Protection Policy
A 1900s political essay argues protective tariffs harm American workers and farmers. It cites sinking exports to South Africa and Canada after Britain and others adopt preferences. It critiques Republican leaders for resisting tariff reform while trusts grow, and notes labor and industry pressures, wage cuts, and a looming financial panic.
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South Africa
Department of Commerce
Bureaus of Statistics
South African
Great Britain
South
Aftica
England
Canada
United States
Steel Trust
Dover
N. J
A& Chicago
New York Evening Post
Seon 30
Turlit
Otr
Avith Gis
Wall Street
Shaw
Yiet
Giuch
Treasury
Massachusetts
New England
Machusetts
Gevernox
New Enshow
Leimarer
Wenny
Harrow for Rough Land and Farm Notes
Archaic agricultural piece describes a mid hinged harrow designed for rough ground, its parts, and use around rocks. It covers Cotswold sheep care, frost formation conditions, and machinery like header and binder for wheat. Also notes fruit grading, fall pruning for berries, and global farm statistics including Manitoba wheat yield and Australia dairy imports.
Boy tied to rail with train passing beside in Indiana incident
In Bluxton Indiana a hazing trial reveals students tied a boy to a railroad track blindfolded him and left him as a train passed on an adjacent track. The incident followed alleged initiation tied to a local secret society linked to recent death of Kneiple McBride and prompted police inquiry.
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Bluxton
Ind
Ktaiple McLride
John Burns
McBride
Sunday School Lesson on Forgiveness and Guidance
The piece discusses forgiving sins per Psalm 32, David’s confession, and the resulting peace. It cites Nathan and Jesus, notes forgiveness brings reconciliation with God and removal of consequences, and emphasizes prayer and divine guidance from within. It includes a folk anecdote about counting steps in darkness, plus brief lessons on David and Absalom and an exchange about marriage prospects.
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David
Augustine
Othe David
God
Nathan
Sam
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Agricultural College of Australia
Cotswold
Wilhelmina
Holland
Spain
Italy
Russia
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Chauncey M. Denen
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