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Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
HOW TO COOK MEAT.
Oven Rules Determined by Scientific
 Investigation.

investigations
 The cook book compilers have adopted certain empirical laws regu- lating the cooking of meat, but us these are largely the result of casual observation, they do not accurately represent the facts, says the Philadel- phia Record. For several years the University of Illinois, working in CO., operation with the State experiment station, has been studying the ques ion of losses in cooking different kinds and cuts of meat, consequent changes In It's nutritive value, the developm mt of flavor, etc.. and the results of their experimentation have just been pub lished by the government
 As regards temperature, authorities on cookery agree quite generally that meat should be subjected at once to a degree of heat which will scar the outside of. the roast, so that the juices may be retained. The experiments just concluded show that with oven temperatures ranging from 1S2 to 5O0 degrees Fahrenheit the losses in weight due principally to the evap- oration of water, varied from 6 to 20 per cent. and. generally speaking, the higher the temperature the greater the loss.
 However, in order to develop the characteristic favors of cooked meat tempeature of at least 4S2 degrees Fahrenheit is necessary. When meat is baked for a short time at very high temperature-5OO degrees-the outside layer is apt to be overdOne and the center too rare for use. When baked slowly, at comparatively low temperature, the roast is evenly cook ed throughout and the juices Well re- tained but the savoriness and flavor produced by higher temperatures are lacking. In regard to the length of time required to attain any desired degree of cooking, as indicated by the color, 1t was found that thirteen miil- utes per pound and thirteen minutes to the oven gave that degree of cook ing known as "rare." Fifteen minutes to the oven and fifteen minutes to ths pound produced the degree of cooking known as medium" Twenty minutes to the oven and tewnty per pound gave that degree known as "well done." It is evident that the time ele. ment is an important one as regards the degree of cooking and the losses incurred in the process.
 The effect of different shapes and sizes of pans was also observed. Closed pans, while effecting a saving in weight, produced a meat of inferior flavor and lacking in attractive ap- pearance. The average loss in large number of experiments was about one-sixth the original weight The color and flavor of the drippings ap- pear to be influenced considerably by the area of the pan, the smaller area giving the lighter colored drippinGa
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
A Good Match.

Old Lady-Then you are not married! |!
 Modern Miss-No, indeed. 1 am one of the bachelor girls you hear about so much nowadays-have profession. rooms of my own, and dine at the club, you know.
 Old Lady-Ah, I see. You must let me introduce you to my dear son, who lives with me. He is one of the old maid men, you know.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
I'VE ONE WHO WROTE UPHILL.


The two old school friends, enjoying visit together after twenty years. were trying to recall their classmates of the old and half-forgotten days. A few, of course, they had kept in touch with, as they had with each other; of few others they heard now and then In unexpected ways, but the majority had drifted beyond their knowledge; 1; even the names of many would have escaped their memory had it not been for the old school autograph album which the hostess resurrected from a box of souvenirs of her girlhood.
 The two turned the pages together, laughing over the boyisn scrawls and girlish sentiments; finally the guest stopped at a page where two irregular lines, beginning at the lower ft-hand corner and travelling shakily toward the upper right-hand corner, bore the legend:
 When years roll on, as roll they will
 Remember your friend who wrote uphill
 Maggie Dulanev' she exclaimed "Whatever has become of her? Do you know? I haven't thought of her for years. The girls used to say that she had an awful time at home, re- member. but nobody ever heard Mag gie say so. How quick she was to seize every bit of fun that came her way, and how her shomely, freckled face used to sparkle over a joke! I'm afraid her life as well as her writing was 'up-hill in those days"
 "It has been so since," her friend replied. You are right about the 'aw. full time at home; 1t was a most un. happy household. Maggie left school, you remember. when she was about F. That was because her mother died, and she had to take care of the family. In year or so her father married again, but that only made more care for Maggie. She has really brought up two families instead of one. Her sis. ters are married now, but Maggie has had no time to get married. 1 doubt if anybody ever went with her at all. She never had time to be a girl. Yet through 1t all she has kept her old sunny nature absolutely unspoiled. She has missed all that woman wants most in life, and yet let no trace of bitterness eat into her soul, finding all her joy in the joy of others. If that isn't victory 1 don't know what is."
 "Still writing up-hill," the other wo. man replied, softly. And as she turned the page there was very tender light in her eyes.-Youth's Companion.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Had Not Bothered Him.

Young Husband Qaying down conf. paper)-All this tomfoolery about wom- ems extravaganza makes me tired. We have been married two months, and you haven't asked me for cent.
 Young Wife-Of course not. What would be the use of bothering you for every little thing I want. when it's so much easier to have the things charged7 !
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Tommy Again.

Tommy Figgjam-Paw? Paw Figgjam-Yes, my son. 'Is a female count a countessY" "Yes, my son."
 "Is female duke duchess?" "Yes, my son."
 "Then (baiting his hook afresh) Is a female perch seW-Baltimor American.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Bad Results.

Do you believe that mosquitoes are affected by the use of kerosene iu tho swamps?"
 "Yes," answered Farmer Corntossel, "kerosene drives more of lem from their homes, an makes 'em crosser an bloodthirstier than overwhelming ton Star.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
An Old Foxy Storekeeper.

Pretty Girl (mountain resort)-I want a yachting car.
 Dealer-We do not keep them. There is not a sheet of water big enough to sail in within two hundred miles of this place.
 Pretty Girl-Oh, you mistake. did not ask for a yacht said yachting cap.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
A Society Romance.

Clara--How under the sun did Edith happen 10 marry Mir. Awkward?
 Dora-He was the bane of her life at every ball she attended, and presume she married him to keep him from want ing to dance with her.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Took to Her.

"I don't see how Mrs. Blank ever got anyone to propose to her, she has such sour disposition"
 "Why. Blank, you know, used to be given to temporary alterations of the mind, and at the time he asked her to marry him he thought he was a lemon ueezer."-Detroit Free PresA
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Proud of His Niarksmanship.

Magistrats-The evidence clearly shows that you threw stone at this man.
 Prisoner-An' the looks of the man shows more than that, your honor; 1t shows that I hit him.-Scraps.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
A Dutif'ui Son.

"Your father must think you are the most devoted son in the word!v'
 "Why so "
 "Why, he told me you scarcely let a day pass without calling on himw- New Orleans Times Democrat.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Unwritten History.

Kerwin-Old Columbus must have been the victim of bunko agme.
 Parker-Why do you think SO?
 Kerwin-Because he was the first to conceive the idea that the world wasn't square.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Mean.

Husband-My, but I wish had your tongue.
 Wife-So that you could express yourself intelligently?
 usband-No; so that could stop 1t when I wanted to.-Detroit Free Press.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
Up with the Times.

Old Hen-No more domestic drudgery for me! I'd have you know that I'm an emancipated hen, l am.
 Old Rooster-You still lay eggs.
 Old Hen-Yes; but they are matched in an incubator.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03
The PrOper Time.

"Say, pa," queried little Johnny Bum pernckle. "when do ghosts walk?
 "Probably in the dead of night, my son." replied the old man.
Holbrook argus., 1904-12-03

After crosses and losses men grow humber and wiser.-Franklin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
(GOrtfeBung fOlet.)
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tags. @u9 bic Saees5eit 5ptf6en 5ebn
unb brei ll6r ergab ntebrtgere .3tffern
fir Die Sterbli9feit. SIN @an3en gez
nommen entfielen Die meiiten Spbesz
fGae auf Die Stunben 5tpif9en brei
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Der berborrdgenbe 8artfer Bbbiiologe
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Therein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07

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fte in plDBli9 ~per1nbertem Some:
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leidt 1T es Sbnen peniger unangehebm,
nenn sic b0ren, tpel9 groBe Sreube
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sd bin ia nur gu giidli9."
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pos2 Die MGnner fretli6 fennen feline
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mir 5ruuen unfer 2Dos f9peigenD err
tragen, 70 balten tie uns biel lieber fir
blinb unb bumm, als fir PbilofDpbin=
men,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-07
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@esem anftDRise 9rufIadbeu.

Ods Ser. Staaten=9 pfbepartemen
bat einen 5elbaug eegen anft6Btge On
5etgen uno 9ef9t9ten, bic in 3eitunz
gen eri9einen, eingelettet. Oiefes 0orz
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laden Der6reiten, nit elmer @elbbuBe
biz gu $4,000 Dber @efGneniB Bis 3u
funf Sabren belegt. Man Bat bic OBJ
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es ou9 In5eieen unb anbere Druid
1aden gemeiner Dirt etnf9liebt. 9as
Poitbepartement bat f9pn me6reren
3ettungen, Die frogfpirbige @a9en entz
6telten, bic 8~efDrberung e~nt5Deen.
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6elbe 5ieber.
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gen. SIN 96rfIein pfalaen i'm Sou:
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9urfhen Sobann pldber unb 2oren3
pibinger nit einem MGb9en elm Qiez
besberbdltniB. &irali9 eab nun bas
Mdb6en ben beiben 8urlGen Elm 8luz
menftrdub9en nit Der 8%efimlnune,
bdB bafelbe bemienigen geb0ren fpue,
Der aus etnem 3peiringtampfe als
@ieger berborsebe. Die 8urf9en boa=
fibrten ben 8ampf, Sieeer fpar So
bann plaBer. PiBtneer, bariiber err
grimmt unb bur9 Giferfu9t ange>
ita9elt, perfeBte feinem R~ebenbubler
einen Weferiti9, porduf bte5er 5uz
fammenbra9, ii9 jebo9 balb tpiebsr
er6ob unb nit einem &niittel duf
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bieier 5pet tpeitere Sti9e unb plaBer
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3ou Reeen gebeiben auf berfeIben
Gldhe iiber $500 @9afe.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-22
A MERCHANT SLAIN
Murder at South Bend With
Robbery for a Mo-
tive.
CAUGHT IN HIS STORE
William Runyan, Prominent Drug
gist Lost His Life While Bat
thing With I.obber.
just as Help Arrived Desperate
Hold-Up Man Fired Fatal
Shot.

South Bend, Ind, Feb. 22.-William
Runyan, prominent druggist of South
Bend, was murdered at 1880 o'clock
Saturday night by an unknown man,
who attempted holdup Runyan re-
sisted and in the struggle which fol
lowed the furniture of the store was
wrecked. The struggle was witnessed
by only one man and just as ne ap-
peared on the scene the drug man
threw the robber to the floor.
At that moment Runyan was shot,
the ball penetrating the left temple.
Although weakened he continued the
fight and succeeded in pushing the
assassin out of the store and then fell
dead.
Harry Johnson, who gives his home
as Chicago, has been arrested and is
charged with the crime. In making
his escape the murderer tried to kill
Muril Wineberg, the only witness OF
the shooting, and also ex-Representa-
tive Joseph Suchenek, WHO tried to
stop him, but bad aim saved their
lives.
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Russian Ambassador Ex-
presses Good Feeling for
This Country.
MANY FRIENDLY OFFERS
Americans Anxious TO Contribute
Military and Medical Aid to
the Cause of the Gar.
Count Cassini Speaks highly of the
Intent OF Secretary Hays
Recent Note.

Washington, Feb 22-"Russia glad
ly and willingly favored the sugges-
ton of Secretary Hay that as far as
possible, the beIligerents in the far
Eastern war localize hostilities and
respect the neutrality of China in the
interest of continuance of peaceful
intercourse Of the rest Of the world
My government expressed the convic-
ton that Mr. Hays suggestion was
prompted by motives of the highest
humanity and was mutually advan-
tageous to the beIligerents."
This statement was made by Count
Cassini. the Russian ambassador, in
the course Of a conversation at the
embassy Sunday night The e1bas-
sador spoke in general on the far East
ern situation Although the negotia-
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-02-22

medical and other all become that /
have felt it my duty to bring them to
the attention of my government 1t
is possible that in recognition of the
kindly spirit of humanity and friendli-
ness which is evidenced by the Ameri-
can physicians Offering their assist
ance that my government may find a
way to accept some of them, and that
American physicians and nurses may
aid us in caring for the wounded in
the far Eastern war. | am daily ex-
pecting an answer from st. Peters
burg on this point.
IN the interests of the worlds hui
mainly" concluded Count Cassini, q
am confident all nations will hope for
the success of Secretary Hays effort
to limit the deplorable war to the
belligerents now engaged"
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