28 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
1
A vintage household guide outlines ham loaf and chicken croquettes with detailed ingredients and steps. It adds a pancake recipe using sour milk and flour, plus advice to keep commercial salad dressings on hand for economy and speed.
In Thornton W Burgess tale Custer Bear endures a string of misfortunes at Laughing Brook. A dramatic air chase unfolds as King Eagle, Mrs Plunger, and Plunger the Fish Hawk battle over a shining trout. Buster chances a saucy catch as the fish plummets toward him.
A fragment from Nina Wilcox Putnam featuring Buster Bear and King Eagle in a comic quarrel over a dropped fish. Buster pursues the fish while King Eagle contends it is his, leading to a misadventure as the fish falls and the two birds battle for ownership.
Desmond Holdridge 24 leads a Brooklyn Museum Brazil expedition with Emerson Smith to explore the Melo Mundo in northern Brazil. They sail upriver from Manaos toward the Catrimany headwaters to film natives and wildlife including the Cock of the Rocks, while scouting uncharted tribes for four months.
A compact quotation noted as a reflection on libraries, describing libraries as wardrobes of literature where men may find items for ornament, curiosity, and practical use. The idea emphasizes informed readers and the utility of books in cultural life.
Reflection on human failings in a 1932 poem noting more thoughts than words, more fame than achievement, and more boasts than deeds. It cites repeated contrasts about human behavior and kindness, urging restraint and sincerity.
Carole Lombard introduces a new feminine hairstyle with a light fringe bangs and hair pulled back tightly from the face. The ends curl with an iron and cluster at the neck, presenting a severe yet stylish finish for the era.
A Boston paper cites Mosul as a once thriving eastern trade hub famed for a cambric variant called Moussoullaine and muslin. It notes Europe’s luxury markets drew resources eastward, leaving Mosul in decline after long rivalry with Baghdad.
The Senate Finance Committee led by Reed Smoot plans to revise the billion dollar tax bill passed by the House. Mills and Harrison clashed over treasury proposals while Smoot warned that administration-friendly changes would not replace treasury opposition. The debate touched on gas and electricity tax tweaks and a 144 percent manufacturers tax as a possible compromise.
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