Apple fritter pudding and Victorian home hints
Fragment of a late nineteenth century page features recipes for apple fritters with brandy, batter details and frying times, followed by social notes on dinner service of Queen Victoria, Astor, and others. It shifts to home management tips, fashion and etiquette, then a local court brief about a Boston resident misrepresenting wealth, ending with a pindown of urban manners.
Egypt and Illinois farm life in a comic travel letter
A fragment from Edgar Nye describes leaving South Chicago for an Egypt like Illinois corn belt near Saunders and Illinois with jokes about farming, transport quirks, and a traveling actor asking for a pass while Nye reflects on hotels, sermons, and eccentric chatter from the road. The piece blends satire on travel, agriculture, and midwestern life with oblique sketches of actors and local scenes.
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West Pancreas
Emily
Wheatland estate to become Buchanan burial ground
The Wheatland property near Lancaster is slated to become Wheatland Cemetery. James Buchanan’s historic home, once owned by John W. nervous, will be transformed as a burial site with a Romanesque tomb honoring the 15th U.S. president. The plan involves Hermann Lane Johnston and a syndicate of Lancaster capitalists converting the grounds into a final resting place.
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Europe
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Caernarvon Place
John W. Nervin
James Buchanan
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William Meredith
Court of St. James
Bilvinore
Hiret Lane Jabuston
Bachanan
White House
Pummer
George B. Wilson
Lancaster
Wilson
Pring & Wilson
Joe Wheatland
S.ib Zahm
Harriet Lane Johnston
Woodward Hill
Buchanan
United States
Althus
How to Make Good Coffee in Colonial Style Tips
An early guide reviews Rumford era coffee making. It describes earthen pots with perforated diaphragms, later improvements using cotton bags, grinding coffee fresh and storing airtight. Notes on heating pots, using a cupful per family, and pouring boiling water for strong, quick brews.
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Washington Irving
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Chandier
Rose Emsheurine
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Europe
Marie van Zandt
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Glenak Feure
Paris
St. Petersburg
England
Count Romford
Count Rumford
Hayti
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