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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
7
Old kitchen column shares several apple based desserts and puddings. Recipes include Apple Sauce Cake Apple Sauce Sauce Boil sugar water with butter and lemon rind Whole Wheat Pudding Apple Whip and Apple Pudding with lemon sauce. Serve all hot with simple toppings and flavorings.
A British firm announces a new dye that colors artificial silk fabric without affecting cotton. When applied to a cotton silk mix, the silk takes the color, and cotton can be dyed separately. This sequential dyeing allows parti colored effects after weaving.
The question suggests dish washing is seen as a low status task while itinerants perform lawn care. It risks stereotyping labor by social class and mobility, ignoring individual skills, access, and market demand.
A humorous aphorism notes that if a man has never made an ass of himself, it is likely because nature beat him to it, implying humility in self critique.
The Golden State has 990,617,280 acres with 18,417,643 in national forests 20,250,077 in unappropriated public lands 468,041 in Indian reservations 745,798 in school lands 4,555,41 in private timber holdings and 27,031,444 in farms. Only 1, USD.S04 acres of farms are improved and 3,893,000 irrigated.
A city novice jokes about truck patches used by small farmers. The reply from a country resident explains they are sowed on, reflecting rural wit in a Boston Transcript style.
A health note states that excess weight and irritability may improve through walking. It emphasizes regular activity as a simple remedy and suggests combining movement with balanced routines for better mood and body health.
A reflective line notes the heart as a small world where the soul resides briefly and shapes a personal heaven or hell through earthly choices.
A Hull strike by funeral bearers draws attention to a little known profession. Bearers, often small tradesmen or out of work, earn a few shillings per funeral. They supply hats while undertakers provide the black attire, with fees ranging up to $1.25 per funeral and some earning $5 weekly.
A vintage home cook’s guide describes a baked meat and vegetable pie with a rich biscuit crust, including steak onions potatoes and a top crust with vent, plus a side of dandelion greens and simple dessert. Liver en Casserole with rice and carrots follows, then Apple Sandwich and San Francisco Pralines.
A defendant's lawyer interrupts as the plaintiff brings alleged love letters into court tied with a pink ribbon. The exchange centers on the significance of the ribbon and the letters amid a $50 lawsuit and the claimed lack of sentiment.
In a fashionable reception the Boston lady publicly taunted the Montgomery guest asking if she was from Alabama where lynchings occur. The Alabama woman replied you must visit sometime.
Greenville Texas resident Jim Gilmore, a fifty six year old Black man with limited schooling, reportedly memorizes extensive Bible verses and historical facts from the Civil War to World War I and II. He can recall train routes across the nation, recite long poems like The Sinking of the Titanic, and recount the World War in multi part verse.
A pair described as very modest pursued a quiet divorce, with insiders noting they insisted on a discreet separation and minimal public attention. The arrangement aims to avoid disruption and maintain privacy for both parties.
A reflective column discusses the fatigue of high achievers and the elusive nature of success. It notes the burden of ambition, the need for balance, and the persistence required to reach genuine fulfillment.
A terse aphorism notes that many men show devotion to their craft by taking time to repent at leisure. It reflects on patient practice and self reflection as integral to mastery.
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