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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
A letter responding to a schoolboy inquiry quotes Miss Macphail arguing against military training and war in schools. She, a prominent figure, faces criticism from war advocates while contending that education should emphasize peace and fitness for girls over militarism.
The Bureau of Farm Economics states that in the year ending March 15 1926 more than 400 farmers lost their homes each day. Foreclosures reveal only part of the issue as many mortgage holders expect to recover some interest. The underlying motive is fear of what others are believed to be rather than direct conflict.
The Building and Loan Association adapts to modern times offering flexible investments for moderate income with systematic saving plans. It promotes cooperative investing, community unity, and education to build homes and stabilize local wealth through collective participation.
Rudolph of Hapsburg born May 1 1218 founded the Hapsburg dynasty after marrying Gertrude of Hohenburg. He seized estates and built wealth, becoming the most powerful noble in Southwestern Germany. In 1273 he secured the imperial title by outmaneuvering the king of Bohemia and was crowned at Aix-la-Chapelle.
Observers assert that about 30 trillion stars exist and are governed by a grand design. Each star has a sun and belongs to a known firmament, moving in orderly systems beyond human understanding.
Miss Alen advises starting corked beet preparation two to three hours before vegetables are added. If the dish seems ready early, reheat before serving. For tender meat, buy coarse salt and let the beef rest day or two, then simmer in boiling water for two to three hours after a short boil.
A traditional New England boiled dinner with cabbage and other vegetables prepared in large kettles. Includes dessert ideas of custard or rice pudding and a rice poaching recipe with hard sauce. Also notes on oil and gas stoves and a four-slice toaster from hardware stores.
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