24 Sep 1931
Page 1
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1931
Page
1
The verse by Douglas Malloch compares men to leaves, noting that some stay green and faithful while others fall away as seasons change. It reflects on poverty or pain testing friendship and enduring loyalty through life’s seasonal trials.
Fragmentary verse speaks of rain as a needed blessing while sun could scorch. The speaker urges gratitude, noting that after heavy clouds, a clear blue awaits beyond the skies. The mood shifts to quiet optimism amid wet weather imagery.
When preparing salad for more than the usual number, a few packages of lemon gelatin will make a fine foundation for various fruits or vegetables. To dissolve the gelatin, substitute water with fruit juices, strained broths, or both made with bouillon cubes to add flavor and nutriment.
A collage of kitchen guidance on molded gelatin salads with carrots onions and peppers, plus a long narrative excerpt from Thornton W. Burgess about Paddy the Beaver and Honker the Goose. It blends recipe instructions for dill lettuce nests and cabbage salads with a woodland animal story featuring Reddy Fox and Granny Fox and a midnight alarm by Peter Rabbit.
Manager Hornsby bought sensational second baseman Billy Herman from the Louisville Colonels for about $50,000. The star, reputed best in the American Association, was to report after the season but has been called in to debut with Chicago Cubs at second base.
In a Green Forest episode, Old Granny Fox and Reddy hiss at Peter Rabbit after a night’s mischief. Honker the Goose and Paddy the Beaver plan a quick move south at dawn, thanking Peter for his aid and vowing to remember his deed this night.
James M. Beck, Pennsylvania Republican, after return from Europe, calls for a Republican Democrat coalition in Congress to abolish unnecessary bureaus and curb taxation for socialistic aims. He estimates two billion dollars yearly could be saved by suspending sinking fund needs and dismantling farm boards and several commerce and labor department bureaus. He favors a nonintoxicating light wine and beer tax to raise revenue.
The torch or red hot poker, catalogued as Tritoma and Emphosia, can be wintered in open ground with light protection in many regions. In New England and northern states it often dies, so storage in dry sand or coal ashes, or a cold frame, is advised. This would allow bright autumn bloom to be seen more often in northern gardens.
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