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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1895

Page

6

A Mexican Sweetheart’s Bitter End in Mexico Canyon

In the Nierras near Guadalupe y Calvo, Alta Mining manager Jack Rawlston seeks shelter with Juan Montano’s rancho. He courts Chonita, a young local girl, and plans to return after a temporary departure. Chonita believes he will come back, but Rawlston leaves with a lie, and Chonita shoots him dead as he rides away, crying his sweetheart’s name.

Nierras Guadalupe Y Calvo Morales Canyon de Muerto Rio Chico Jack Rawlston Alta Mining Company Mexico Pancho Rawlston Cyed Juan Montano Hombre Ima Serape Senor Juan Entrar Rawilston Ava Sen Carambal India Jacal Chonita Little Rancho Rancho Mines Chonus Guadalupe Rawlstons Rawlaton Jack Mio Sweetheart San Francisco Argonaut

Berkshire People and the Faithful Spirit of Its Land

Arthur Lawrence in Century surveys the Berkshire region tracing spiritual and intellectual forces shaping its history. He cites Eliot, Sargeant, Edwards, Williams, Hopkins, Arnold, Dewey, and Lenox figures, Stockbridge and Lenox circles, Longfellow, Hawthorne, Melville, and others as enduring influences amid modern wealth and change.

Connecticut Housatonic Cape Cod New York Berkshire Eliot Sargeant Stockbridge Jonathan Edwards Ephraim Williams Mark Hopkins Arnold Rugby Lenox Channing Orville Dewey Sheffield Barnards Columbia College Olver Wendell Holmes Pittsfield Katharine-Maria Sedgwick Stockbridge and Fanny Kemble Longfellow Lowell Hawthorne Herman Melville Beecher G. P. R. James George William Curtis Matthew Arnold Arthur Lawrence

Home Hints and Helps Food Recipes Clip

A collage of kitchen tips and recipes from era home pages. Featured items include butter and egg mixtures, chocolate milk with cocoa and vanilla, rice ala Trauttmansdorf with gelatine, baked gooseberry pudding, St Georges Cake with dried fruit and spices, and veal terrapin with cream sauce.

Boston Trauttmansdorf Chicago Naples Leeds Mercury Leeds Mercury Ladies’ Home Journal

Native dialect cartoon lines note failing dogs and kin

A brief comic exchange features Uncle Hiram praising dog training while critiquing a dog and his son Ike. The rustic dialect highlights stubbornness and humor in a rural setting. Ike is dismissed as no good alongside the dog.

Uncle Hiram Ike

Georgy Praised For Clean Record This Term At School

A loving mother expresses pride that Georgy has not had any disciplinary issues this term, while Georgy responds with a wary, humorous remark about not being punished. The exchange reflects school life and parental pride in a simple domestic scene.

Georgy Batya Agin

Comfort in Summer Diet for Health and Comfort

Advice from the Chicago Berord on heat resilience through diet. Key points urge reducing heavy rich foods and alcohol, favoring vegetables fruits milk and farinaceous items. Recommend replacing beef with fish, discarding pork, and including light meats like lamb or chicken daily to ease summer stress.

Chicago

Pineapple Cream Mold From Cream and Pineapple

A recipe from the Ladice Bome Journal describes whipping one pint of cream with sugar and gelatine, folding in shredded pineapple, and adding a pinch of salt. If fresh pineapple is unavailable, canned pineapple can be used, with one can folded into the mixture and the mold set to stiffen.

Atiffen Ladice Bome Journal

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