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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
5
A garbled culinary excerpt describes codfish preparations such as codfish chowder and codfish with herbs. It mentions simmering salted cod, removing skin, serving with vegetables and lemon, and suggests variations with pork fat and milk based broths. The passage mixes recipes and ingredients in a fragmented historical text.
A reflective piece urges workers to persist at one task without distraction. It extols steady effort, finishing tasks thoroughly, and avoiding aimless switching. The author advocates training the mind to endure routine toil and maintain discipline to achieve progress.
A scrambled mix of rural and urban scenes mixed with quirky anecdotes. It mentions a mourner Sam speaking of grief, a Californian colonial past with Spanish grants, and a London newsvendor who notes customers rarely smile. The piece blends travel memory, fashion, and social quirks.
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