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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

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Banana flavored frozen dessert and serving suggestion

Rich with banana flavor and healthful vitamin content this chilled dish blends ripe bananas orange and lemon juice sugar and cream. Freeze with gentle stirring then serve in sherbet glasses garnished with preserved orange peel. Also present a pineapple lettuce platter as an accompanying presentation note.

Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam

A humorous note on civic duty and the income tax, voiced by Kitty McKay and her friend. The quip suggests everyone owes something to the country and the tax collector will collect in time. Published in 1932 via Bell Syndicate and WNU Service.

Bell Syndicate WNU

New Spring Hat Described With Sailor Style Details

An attractive spring hat features a rolled Breton sailor design with saucer brim, made of mixed straw in Chinese green and white. A green red and white feather trim decorates it. the text oddly shifts to instructions about filling a pineapple and decorating candles with candied cherry and mayonnaise to imitate wax.

Banana Cream and Fruit Dishes in Lemon Sauce

Fruit cup combines bananas, pineapple, oranges and melon with a lemon juice rind sugar syrup, cooled and served chilled with mint or cherry. Banana fritters accompany lemon sauce, sliced bananas dipped in batter fried brown, kept hot for serving. For cream pie, fold sliced bananas into chilled filling, top with whipped cream and jelly or preserved cherries.

Western Newspaper Union

Peter Rabbit and Hooty the Owl Rescue Tale

Simple moral tale where Hooty the Owl saves Peter Rabbit from Shadow the Weasel during a tense chase. Peter, exhausted and cornered, hides under brush while Hooty arrives, blocks the pursuer, and forces Shadow back to a hollow log. Peter learns to feel kindness toward Hooty, though Hooty did not intend to help.

Tor Hooty the Owl Peter Rabbit Peter Hooty Mrs. Peter Shadow the Weasel Shadow Weasel Flooty J. G. Lloyd J—Wnu Service

Girligag Says Reading Fashions Eerie Line

Pearl quips that today you cannot bury yourself in books for lack of dirt in them proving witty literacy. The remark appears in a 1932 Bell Syndicate column noted by WNU Sarvica.

Bell Syndicate Wnu Sarvica

Elephant memory and people who borrow money

A London Humorist quip notes that while elephants never forget, they are not the kind of beings who lend money or take on debt. The line contrasts natural memory with human financial behavior in a dry, witty aside.

London

A Poet Remembers Floors and Sleep

On the floor by Douglas Malloch a reflective piece recalls childhood nights sleeping on the floor when company crowded the house. The speaker contrasts wakefulness with the memory of a blanket and pillow, noting how sleep arrives only after nights of tossing and the longing for a proper bed.

Douglas Malloch WNU

Evidently Husband's Idea of Allowance Explained

A terse description notes that a husband provides an allowance to his wife while a wife never provides the same for her husband, reflecting a dated exchange on marital financial roles.

World tensions rise as Shanghai siege prompts League debate

In Sino-Japanese crisis Japan massed 24 warships at Shanghai and began occupation with 3,000 Marines. China warned of sanctions while League of Nations delegates press for action. U.S. Stimson and Hoover weigh force, with Britain and other powers protecting settlements. News details the Manchuria dispute, reparations, and notable political fallout.

Japan Shanghai China League of Nations Orient Council of the Geneva W. W. Yen United States Washington Hoover Stimson America Lindsay London Tokyo Republican Daily News Kuomintang League Council Dr. W W. Yen Naotake Sato Joseph Paul Boncour Briand Yen League Council Arts of Commission of Inquiry Manchuria Eric Drummond Secretariat Ure Evere Foss William Wrigley, Jr Phoenix Ariz Chicago Chicago Cubs Germantown New York Mr. Wrigley William Wrigley Jr Ile Treasury Reconstruction Corporation Congress Senate House Glass Lewis Illinois Government Bureau of Insurance National Federal Reserve Garner Expenditures Committee

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