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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
7
Winnipeg records a 1.57 percent mile as the fastest by a pacer since 1915. Pelota claims to be the fastest ball game globally in Spain. Major college teams including Yale Harvard Princeton Army Navy Lehigh Penn and Cornell play soccer.
A graphic engineering note explains lubrication to show how friction harms engines. It compares heated palms with and without grease and stresses keeping oil clean and ensuring oil filters work, noting filters can clog after 10 000 miles and service is quick.
A quote notes that reading only one or two thousand characters still marks a person as illiterate because they cannot read an ordinary book or newspaper. The remark frames literacy as functional reading ability beyond minimal character knowledge.
A reminiscence of old car culture notes the humor of antique horns and the quirks of drivers. It observes shift from horsewhips to auto accessories, the pace of fall color viewing, and battery performance. It mentions Cuba duty free rules allowing tourists to transport cars as personal baggage.
A US Department of Agriculture note describes using Osnaburg for closet walls and wall bags in a compact apartment layout. It highlights Osnaburg as a strong washable, inexpensive fabric that launders easily and can be dyed if natural color is not preferred, with practical closets and dress storage ideas.
Bernard Darwin in the London Spectator argues that even slow rounds at St Andrews are manageable and may benefit players. He notes streams of players, the Scottish caddie’s mix of skill and nuisance, and calls for better caddie control while acknowledging the inevitable delays.
The United States Army Signal Corps demonstrates an air picker with a magnet attached to a wagon to lift nails and pins from roads. It removes hazards to automobile drivers and improves riding safety by clearing steel debris from the path of tires.
J Oliver Riehl, NBC Chicago director of programs, recalls inviting neighbors to hear radio for the first time. The set crackled with static then the voice of a KDKA soprano floated through with orchestral accompaniment. A listener quipped that they had the woman tuned out, then the band followed without interference.
Reinald Werrenrath leads a radio series echoing Walter thumrosch’s symphonic education aims. The program titled Famous Songs and Those Who Made Them airs Sundays at 6:00 p m Eastern through NBC affiliated stations.
Jim Bottomley of the St. Louis Cardinals edged Fred Lindstrom of the New York Giants by six votes in the National League Most Valuable Player balloting. Bottomley led with 133 RBIs and 31 home runs, plus 124 runs, 98 extra base hits, and a .325 average, earning a $1000 gold prize. Lindstrom hit .358 and had a stellar year but finished just behind.
The excerpt explains an endless range of meat sandwich fillings such as beef lamb ham chicken tongue and pork options. It notes meats can be sliced and placed between buttered bread or minced and mixed with mayonnaise or salad dressing.
The bureau of home economics suggests diverse breads and fillings for school lunches to avoid sameness. Try whole wheat or rye breads and inventive fillings such as cheese, eggs, chicken, or fish with mayonnaise, plus salads and occasional chips, with careful buttering and salt seasoning.
A tested hot pineapple sauce complements cottage pudding. Drain juice from crushed pineapple, mix with cornstarch and sugar, cook in a double boiler until thickened, then stir in butter salt and pineapple. Keep warm and pour over pudding at serving time.
This article details efficient kitchen design from the USDA showing full wall use to minimize steps. It describes a large kitchen with a four sided arrangement, a dining table for eight, storage under counters, a double sink, dish closet, and shelves for utensils.
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