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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
7
Rhubarb boosts berry preserves with zippy acidity and long season flavor. Recipes include Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam using six pounds rhubarb five pounds sugar and citrus, and Rhubarb and Pineapple Jam with staged sugar additions. Concludes rhubarb saves cost and blends with berries.
A mother analyzes a daughter’s cross tastes in marriage noting a long courting match despite differing interests. The piece explores whether shared hearts override divergent opera versus comedy tastes, books versus magazines, and stresses balance, values, and compromise in choosing a life partner.
Two young knights played in Montana and South Dakota using make believe as they rode over hills during a break from school. They visited a Swiss village, traded for goods, and fled a frightened pony, chasing a distant voyage dream. The next day papers report a visiting circus animal freed on Lake Erie.
A tablet marks the fiftieth anniversary of Edouard Leon Scott de Martinville. It asserts he built a crude sound reproducing device called the phonautograph twenty years before Edison’s phonograph, highlighting his early contribution to sound recording.
A historical note states glycerine, a by product of soap manufacture, never freezes. The remark highlights the unusual property of glycerine in freezing temperatures and its practical implications for storage and handling in soap production contexts.
A poem titled Going Home by Douglas Malloch describes winding down after a long day. The speaker asserts returning home at night, leaving behind aches, shops closed, and the night’s starry home offering freedom. Published around 1939 with Malloch’s attribution.
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