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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
8
Sister Mary presents a vintage guide to handmade Christmas confections using cane sugar and simple tools. It details steps for tutti frutti, nougat, molasses taffy, and chocolate caramels, emphasizing patience, precise heating, and room temperature storage for best results.
A brief note describes buttered tins being cut once cold with a buttered knife. The excerpt attributed to N. & A. Service includes copyright notice.
Mr and Mrs R L Crawford move today into the J R Duckwith home on Hast Church Street with an apartment Mrs Mamie F Cassady returns from Thomasville after illness and death of her mother Mr and Mrs Eugene Boswell move today to 534 Jackson Avenue to reside there in the future Bible school officers and teachers meet at Central Baptist Church tonight at 7 o clock to prepare Sunday lesson attendance urged Kiwanis officers and members attend Macon meeting J Lewis Elis Kiwanis president visits Macon for winter Kiwanis meeting Hollis Fort Americus club trustee unable to attend Mrs W E Taylor of Americus guests of Mrs Ben Lee Wood on Pine St Dr A S Boyett and Mrs Boyett visiting from Buena Vista Judge and Mrs Greer of Oglethorpe among shoppers Kiwanis to visit Americus High School tomorrow at 11 30 returning to Windsor for lunch Paving at Lamar Spring Street criticized as unfinished top dressing planned soon
A historical note states a man's brain reaches maximum weight at age 20. It also mentions prisons began as reform institutions in 1704, the Waltz originated in Germany and reached England about 1790, the first life insurance policy was issued in London in 1582, and the skin on the palm is about 75 times thicker than the eyelid.
Africa u frnishes half the , i supply of gold. to There are 500,000 depositors i the U. S. postal savings banks, and three-fourths of them are of foreign extraction.
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