09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
A 1933 poem by Douglas Malloch extols kindness as a currency. It suggests favors given create a moral automobile of reciprocity, where helping others today enables help tomorrow. The piece envisions a social ethic of mutual aid that transcends the giver and receiver roles.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union feature shares kitchen tips to enhance meals with cocktails of fruit or shellfish and vegetables. It lists recipes for tomato cocktail with onion and celery, Caroline Fritters with corn and milk, grapefruit salad with gelatin and citrus, a fish salad with salmon or tuna, and a fried ham sandwich spread with dill pickles and onions.
A compilation of playful student mistakes and odd statements from exams and essays. Notable lines include silly misnamings, incorrect historical claims, and peculiar definitions. The text humorously reflects classroom errors and the era’s style, with a Bell Syndicate attribution from 1933.
A golf guide explains that when within 60 yards of the green backspin is hard, so players use a cut shot. Arms tuck, sidespin slows the ball, causing a rightward curve after bounce. To avoid misapplied swings, Francis Ouimet advises using one club, preferably the mashie niblick, to limit the technique.
In a children’s tale set among woodland animals, Roddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy plot with cunning to trap Johnny Chuck away from his home. They see a chance when Billy Chucks are separated, allowing a stealthy surprise. The duo hopes to dine on Chuck and perhaps Polly Chuck, weaving a scheme to outsmart the wary rodents.
Washington observers view the repeal effort as a long, uneven fight with dry states poised to block change. The debate centers on federal authority versus state regulation, with wets mobilizing money and speakers and drys focusing on targeted states to block the amendment.
Belle Boyd's daring role in the Shenandoah events is recounted with actions from Front Royal to Winchester, including a daring message delivery under fire for which Jackson sent thanks. Also covered is Mrs. Whistler's dramatic Civil War voyage to join her son in London aboard a blockade runner despite Union bombardment.
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