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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1927

Page

7

Appetizing Salmon Toast and Steamed Apple Pudding

A two recipe note details a corn starch milk sauce with salmon and lemon cream on toast or crackers, plus a steamed apple pudding batter with apples, sugar, flour and baking powder steamed in a mold and served hot with mapleine sauce.

University of Texas Fees Cut Under Pollard Bill

Freshmen matriculation and scholastic costs drop due to a new fee system under the Pollard bill. University regents say total scholastic fees will not exceed 35 dollars per long session, with a single 30 dollar general registration fee replacing about 50 dollars in prior charges such as service maintenance and library.

International News Service Austin University of Texas

Paved Highway North to South Nears Reality

Fifty percent of the Red River to Gulf coast highway at Galveston is paved and plans cover the remaining segment except 40 miles. A paved route from Red River to Galveston on No. 75, running Winnipeg to Galveston via Sioux City Omaha Topeka Tulsa Dallas and Houston, should be complete within a year and a half says John Boswell of the South west Developing Service.

International News Service Pallas Red River Gulf of Mexico Galveston John Boswell Southwest Developing Service Dallas Chamber of Commerce Winnipeg Canada Sioux City Omaha Topeka Tulsa Dallas Houston

Hair Operates Fog Gun At French Lighthouse

Hair is used to fire a fog gun at the Antioch lighthouse on France's southeast coast. A 100-hair ribbon of eight inch lengths, sensitive to humidity, closes a circuit when damp to trigger two shots per minute. Explosions come from ignited acetylene and air mixture. Vienna enforces a spigot tax on water outlets, with a free first outlet and charges for extras.

Antioch France

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