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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
6
Instructional article from the USDA Bureau of Home Economics detailing roasting beef and baking Yorkshire pudding as a traditional accompaniment. Includes temperatures 140 160 180, times per pound, searing steps, pan setup, and batter ingredients and method.
Dried apricots soaked overnight and cooked until soft form the base of apricot whip. The recipe, from the bureau of home economics, blends cooked apricot pulp with sugar and beaten egg whites, then bakes slowly and serves with custard or cream.
The Bureau of Home Economics outlines practical rompers for three and older children emphasizing self dressing aid, front openings, and minimal fastenings. The illustrated romper uses four belt buttons at the sides for backless accessibility, with a shaped crotch, clean leg finish, and gathered fullness for better fit.
The bureau of home economies describes a prune dessert stiffened with gelatin and served with whipped cream. Plump prunes are soaked, simmered, stones removed, then chopped and mixed with gelatin sugar lemon juice salt and the fruit. Chill and fold in optional orange pulp.
The article debunks tales of lions drinking coffee and asserts Abyssinia as the plant’s ancient home where it was used medicinally and as a drink. It notes coffee spread first to Arabia and Egypt, with Java's introduction around 1690 via Batavia, and credits the Dutch with bringing coffee to America where Brazil and other regions now dominate production.
The cardoon artichoke is a cultivated form of the plant found wild in Madeira and the Canary Islands with Mediterranean origin. Though grown in gardens in Europe, it has become naturalized on the South American pampas as a troublesome weed.
Quickly relieves rheumatic pains by rubbing on joints and muscles. Absorbed fast, usable often for faster results. Available at druggists in America for 60 cents. Targets sciatica, lumbar pain, sore muscles and back, chest cords, burning feet. Send name and address for a 12 day trial tube to Pope Laboratories Desk 3 Hallowell Maine.
In a late detention scene at Studio Inn Walter Anthony muses aloud about buying flowers candy and theater tickets. Jake asks what the trouble is and Andrea notes the moment with wary curiosity in this Los Angeles Times passage.
The vain man recalls promises of becoming president with a boast that his youth predicted greatness. A political friend retorts that forecasting success is risky and premature, warning against overreaching ambitions before elections.
The will of Lady Alicia West dated 1383 is identified as the earliest surviving English will, preserved at Somerset House. It underscores early probate records and royal influence on medieval wills.
France considers using reindeer to replace oxen and horses in mountainous districts. A subsidy supports a Haute Savoie reindeer farm experiment, with one French town already using them. Travelers from Annecy to Chamonix may see reindeer drawing sledges in Megeve during snow season.
Wizard Howard Thurston, famed for dramatic charity feats, reportedly failed to perform in Pittsburgh as he searched pockets for a pencil after aiding a miner's wife with $1 bills from her hair. His tricks disappointed the dramatic critic absent from the office.
In Baden Austria a young athlete sits with an ecrasite cartridge in long cigars. He predicts an explosion and holds the stump between his teeth while the blast proceeds. He trains to keep his head still and to suppress neck recoil, claiming ordinary smokers would be at risk from the recoil.
Mrs. Mary Sylvester of Middleboro Massachusetts treasures a piece of the telephone wire used in the first Boston to New York message. She recalled being in a Brooklyn audience that heard the song America delivered via the new device.
Stude comments that the sentence is complex and requires psychoanalysis. The Boston Transcript notes this meta linguistic observation as a teaching moment.
A Boston Transcript exchange cites a proverb about avoiding worry through work. The colleague acknowledges difficulty finding employment, reflecting a concern over job scarcity and personal effort.
Marie replies that Jack was possibly struck but not incapacitated by Madge's beauty in a playful exchange.
A pithy line suggests a man faces more trouble managing allies than facing rivals. It implies political or social tension where loyalty and discipline among associates are harder to maintain than opposition. The quote reflects common wisdom about leadership challenges.
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