fragments from a local humor column and street banter
A collection of quirky exchanges and wisecracks from a lively street scene. Dialogues include a waiter mishap, Mrs Banks death notice, a shipwrecked salesman quip, and a boastful inebriated citizen exchanging taunts with a policeman. Local voice and period tone preserved.
Barbara Stanwyck Publishes Steak Cookery Code
Barbara Stanwyck, noted cinema star, shares a home cook report on beefsteaks. She prescribes selecting thick steaks, salt sugar and pepper, a water vinegar onion mix, and gradual butter stir to finish.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Cinema Star
Abara Stanwyck
Atic Indier
I ‘Ng
Miss Stanwyck
One Dollar Dinner for Four from Pantry Staples
A practical low cost menu shows how to serve four people on one dollar using canned salmon peas and pasta. Combine half a pound of salmon with a can of peas half a cup of cold cooked spaghetti lemon juice capers mayonnaise and lettuce. Chill briefly and serve on crisp lettuce leaves with hot buttered stringless beans as a simple side.
Corn Soup with Rivvoles and Creamy Broth
The piece extols Corn Soup with grated fresh corn bathed in rich milk and rivvoles, egg dumplings rubbed into crumbs, cooked to light tender perfection in a creamy broth. It notes canned corn as delicious and offers a winter day soup idea with a bacon onion pepper base and corn chowder steps.
Ancient hunter culture found in New Mexico 15000 years ago
New evidence described by Edgar B. Howard, Philadelphia archeologist now excavating in New Mexico, documents a slender four inch spear point and associated campfire ashes and extinct animal bones near Clovis. The find suggests a hunting culture in North America older than basket makers with possible wide-ranging habitation.
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North America
Edgar B. Howard
Philadelphia
New Mexico
Clovis
N. M
Spearman
Howard
Jonarles M. B. Cadwallader
Academy of Nattura
Tiataria
Little Brother
Natch- Jez
Mise
Gypee
Sum Cave
Mev
America
Europe
Former boom town of Texas fades into memory
Tascosa once a Panhandle cattle town now rests as a memory with two memorials. On a bleak hill above the Canadian river lie 29 unkept graves, known collectively as Boothill. The forgotten cemetery marks the era of rowdy gaming and drinking, including a 1886 brawl that claimed three men.
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Tascosa
Tex
Panhandle
Tascoma
Tusco‘sa
Boothill
Rattler Tale Near Quitaque At Fairmount Farm
Rabbits near the Fairmount community ten miles south of Quitaque are mentioned in a fragmented article. The text references a rattler and a character named Pasi Botts amid garbled phrases and stray letters.
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Quitaque
Fairmount
Pooner
Nis
Crookedest Texas highway to be straightened
The zigzag segment of Highway No. 29 in Travis and Caldwell counties will be replaced by a straight new highway. Both counties have been asked to provide rights of way while the existing road will stay to serve rural communities.
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Texas
Travis
Caldwell
Draught For Dizziness Headache From Constipation
Mr G W Hobey of St Paul Virginia praises Thedford’s Black-Draught as a reliable remedy for dizziness and headache caused by constipation. He reports it also helps his children’s stomach ailments and notes the product’s long history and wide demand.
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G. W. Hobbey
St. Paul
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Crete
Stan
New Mex
Ernst Anters
Lone Star Ranches
Seidaay McCormick
Tascoaa
Cowman's Center
Jes
Palmer Parsons
Rastus
Yassuh
Jedge
J. P
Vexans Vell Vale of A Whistling Rattler
Conoco
Motor Speedway
Sancho
United States
U. S
R.S. Yarbrough
Conoco Products