09 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
1
An old guide describes making French pastries at home including Neapolitan squares and fruit pastries with almond meringue, tart jelly, and chocolate icing, plus advice on puff and almond pastes. It ends noting an early spring fashion of a black taffeta jacket with double capes.
In Thornton W Burgess tale Busy Bee and workers fight a honey thief, Buster Bear. He robs a storehouse, braves stings, but when Farmer Brown’s Boy yells in alarm the bear panics, climbs a tree, then drops to the ground, escaping with his honey loss as bees relocate the rest to a new storehouse.
Poem reflects a self aware speaker who admits to talking too much and seeks to fit in. The narrator brags of wit yet is told to converse more eruditely while recalling a dull dinner where silence prevailed.
The girlfriend says she adore dogs, hot dogs, swell dogs, comfortable dogs, gay dogs, and ps. The short humorous column from 1932 presents playful asides on dogs and appetite in a light breezy tone.
A 27 page illustrated Schloss English Alem? ane small book was presented to the public museum at Oshkosh Wisconsin by Mrs. W. W. Waterhouse. The miniature item measures half an inch wide seven eighths inch long and one eighth inch thick and was printed in 1842.
Huck Betts joins the Boston Brinves as a young pitcher. He came from the St Paul club of the American Association, where last season he won 22 games and lost 18 for a .620 percentage.
Mrs. G P Putnam, Amelia Earhart, lands near Culmore during her first solo Atlantic crossing by a woman. She traveled from Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, to Ireland in 14 hours 54 minutes, the distance 2026.5 miles, surpassing Ruth Nichols for distance and speed. She then tours London in a borrowed plane, receiving a ovation and greeting by Ambassador Mellon and staff.
Idaho Senator William E. Borah says he will not attend the Republican national convention in Chicago. His absence is described as a blow to pro dry forces who counted on him to lead the convention campaign and push the dry plank.
RESIDENT TOOVER voiced opposition to Democratic proposals of large government bond issues for federal public works to relieve unemployment. He urged a reconstruction finance corporation loan plan to states and agencies for relief and income-producing projects, warning that federal building outlays would waste public confidence and hinder recovery. Republican Senator Barbour of New Jersey introduced a bill to carry out Hoover ideas, signaling cross party debate as Congress nears conventions.
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