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An 1899 Christmas, Palm Beach style
12 hours ago ago from Historic Palm Beach - brought to you by the Palm Beach Post
By Palm Beach Post Staff Researchers That, and this year’s centennial of Palm Beach County, prompted us to look back on Christmastime at the close of the 19th century, courtesy of the Dec. 21, 1899, Weekly Lake Worth News, forerunner to the Palm Beach Daily News (“The Shiny Sheet”). You’ll no doubt recognize some pioneer families. The menu for Christmas dinner at Schmit’s Cafe: Port Orange oysters, clam chowder a la Newport, baked ...
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