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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
9
Readable fragments describe holiday party bites and drinks featuring Hawaiian pineapple. Recipes mix pineapple tidbits with avocado and citrus, mint, and cherries. A punch section mentions ginger ale, rum extract, and evaporated milk for twelve servings.
A clipped recipe item urges care for children during holidays. It lists a Pineapple Milk Shake with chocolate syrup evaporated milk and ice, and Hot Rum Punch with cider honey and nutmeg, suggesting serving details and cup measures.
An early 20th century piece extols canned foods as a global commodity sought by rulers and merchants from the Pyrenees to Baghdad. It sketches a world cruise promoting American canned goods, noting wide export reach from Wisconsin salmon to peppers and peas, ending with reflections on global appetite and travel.
A speech argues the United States as the world’s financial leader must shoulder growing responsibilities. It recalls past depressions, urges confidence that the nation can meet larger future problems, and calls for collective national effort led by bankers as part of a broader plan. The message emphasizes unity, preparation, and sustained action.
AABA urges bankers to devote more time to remind customers of mutual obligations between banks and depositors. The association notes banks are semi public and calls for using slander laws where needed to shield institutions from idle rumors. It also stresses public opinion awareness of bank dangers.
An old Hawaiian legend tells how Maui trapped the Sun using coconut fiber cords, breaking its strong rays to slow its travel. The tale links longer days to this event and notes the pineapple sugar theory tied to sun ripening. The piece also mentions Maui and the island’s pineapple history and offers a Brown Betty recipe using crushed pineapple.
A healthful breakfast feature presents recipes that pair Hawaiian pineapple with bran and whole wheat breads. It details Pineapple and Honey Bran Muffins, Wholewheat Fruit Brew, Pineapple Half Moon crescents, and Pineapple Bunchoom Rolls, including measurements and steps amid dated cooking style.
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