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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1940
Page
8
John C. Holmes, 75, Chicago Waiters Association, recalls nine course meals of the 1890s as a contrast to modern dieting. He laments calorie obsessions and claims old diners enjoyed sociable, hearty meals with multiple courses including cocktails, hors d oeuvres, soups, fish, game, and cheese.
The article notes that stibnite mineral name alcohol was once used for a mineral, later shared by Europe. Bryant Mather Jr. explains the term’s shift to the liquid. It traces ancient cosmetic use and the Greek origin meaning wide eye, Arabs calling it kohl, and its continued theatrical use for eyelid blackening.
In Charnwood Forest Leicester England St Bernard’s monastery monks once valued beards. A crisis forced a change to clean shaven faces. They discovered that beards and gas masks do not mix well.
The National Consumers Tax Commission reports that more than 56 percent of all taxes are paid by consumers as a hidden part of the price of every purchase. The finding highlights the hidden tax weight carried by households across the economy.
In a canyon ambush, Sanchez and Bowie strike a surprise attack on a cave of warriors, rescuing captured girls Amelita and others while repelling attackers with rifle fire and a daring knife assault. Afterward Bowie confronts an American captain named Blood, defeats him, and arranges his escort to disappear. Bowie later confesses his love for Carmen to Dona Maria and asks for her hand, seeking Don Ramon’s blessing.
Aeesey Farrer presents a spring morning look featuring a big roll brim hat and new patent leathers. A breezy day frock pattern No. 1942 B is described as simple and smart with a pretty neckline, short sleeves with two braids, front and back trim, and a fitted waistline.
A quotation attributed to Henry Van Dyke on public service as a trust and duty. It emphasizes resisting violence and maintaining order, framing the service of mankind as higher than personal visions and the best worship of God. The text presents a historical values-centric statement.
A set of five trivia prompts asking about Colorado the Centennial state the origin of a Scotch engineer’s name a road type in his name two Oriental cities founded by the British the most widely used word in the world and the line that follows Lives of all great men remind us.
The notes claim the Union admitted in 1878 the Centennial year. Macadam relates to road surface. Hongkong and Singapore are listed. "Amen" is stated as the most used word by about a billion believers across faiths. The phrase "We can make our lives sublime" is cited.
A compact note reflects on Sydney Smith saying talent is wasted by lack of courage. It stresses daily resolve and bold action as the margin between potential and achievement. Historical tone underscores personal grit and public impact.
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