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... SALAD!! Edward Collier, grocer, has nearly p6le6lted some inuocent people at Mile End by selling them mineral lubricating oil for salad. It is difficult to believe that he did this of malice aforethought. Probably (says a London con- temporary) he never ...
... POTATO SALAD. Soldiers Poisoned. BERLIN, April 30.-It is announced from Darm- stadt that a large number of soldiers belonging to the 25th Field Artillery Regiment, stationed there, suddenly became ill yesterday after par- taking of a potato salad with which ...
... CHRYSANTHEMUM SALAD. Chrysanthemums are a favourite dish in Japan, being soaked in water, and served as a salad. During November and December these flowers, washed and tied in big bunches, are displayed in wha.t would correspond to our greengrocers' shops ...
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... THE PHILOSOPHY OF SALADS. 's ^le seftson °f salads No well-provided is now without that bowl of mingled light dark green foliage which imparts something (If the freshness of spring into the blood, and tells \111 that, somewhere or other, there must be ...
... SALAD AND HAIR OIL, I Mineral oil as a salad dressing has still to find its way into the British cuisine. The Robertson family, of Kilburn, gavejb a trial the other day quite unintentionally, and never want to rElpaat the experience. Some days ago Mr ...
... THE PHILOSOPHY OF SALADS. This is the season of salads No well-provided table is now without that bowl of mingled liglit and dark green foliage which imparts something of the freshness of spring into the blood, and tells us that, somewhere or other, there ...
... THE TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF SALADS. This is the season of salads No well-provided b bl. is now without that bowl of mingled light and dark green foliage which imparts something ot the freshness of spring into the blood, and tells us that, somewhere or other ...
... innocent people at Mile End by selling uTT lubricating oil » for salad. It is difficult to believe that he did this of malice aforethought Probably (says a London con- temporary) he never eats salad, and honestly *s as g°°d as another for lovers of lettuce. ...
... addition to salad. Sometimes it is better to draw the leaves of the raw vegetable through the dressing instead of pouring it over. Any salad that is to be built up, such, for instance, as shrimp salad, must be treated in this way. If a salad is dressed ...
... Cwmpark, was fined 31s 6d, including costs, for selling adulberated milk. SALAD OIL.—Mr John Williams, manager of Messrs Pegler and Sons, Treoiky, was summoned for selling a flask of salad oil as olive oil to P.C. Davis, Pentre. A fine of only Is, including ...
... becomes of all the dandelions exported from the Scilly Islands. The leaves, it S2cms. are held in much esteem by experts in salad-making. They may be bought at no greater distance than Covent Garden market at one penny or twopence a pound. The roots, adds ...