23 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
1
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece extols candy consumption and shares confectionery recipes. It covers Candied Yams with marshmallows and Brazil nuts, Pastry Shells with Nut Clusters, and a Butterscotch Pudding with peanut brittle, detailing quantities and steps for home cooks.
Johnny Chuck fears a loud unseen monster and learns from Sammy Jay that an automobile on the dusty road is not dangerous if he stays out of its path. He moves to a new home near Palmer Brown’s yard, chooses independence, and adapts to the bustling world while missing his old, shaded comfort.
A garbled collage notes humorous tidbits from exam papers and essays. It mentions Peter on a roof in a biblical tone, BONERS as funny exam clips, Tolstoy and Anna Karenina with an armory roof claim, a chanticleer as a hanging light, and casual misdefinitions of chemistry and billets doux.
A 1933 Douglas Malloch piece laments pedestrians and drivers clashing on busy streets. The speaker argues women and cripples slow traffic, while urging pedestrians to stay clear of streets to avoid accidents, court fights, and delays in daily life.
A 1938 Bell Syndicate analysis notes top players gain yardage by lengthening their swing arc rather than increasing force. Jones uses a longer stroke to add distance while maintaining a smooth, steady tempo, aided by a springy shaft and a farther stance.
The Jewish people of Worms establish a museum in Germany showcasing treasures including prayer books dating to 1272 and full page Romanesque miniature paintings.
The essay surveys global debt, trade barriers, and currency instability as nations prepare for a pivotal international monetary and economic conference. It warns of hard bargains, but suggests progress could ease fear and spur recovery, while highlighting U.S. stance on wartime debts and the appeal of party caucuses to push national legislation.
An overview recalls Molly Pitcher as a famed early American heroine born in Carlisle Pennsylvania later honored in Freehold New York with monuments. It recounts her courage at Monmouth and her brevet rank. It also summarizes Mary Rowlandson’s captivity with brutal hardship and eventual release and a legacy of printed accounts by 1888.
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