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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
3
Chicago report on Dr. W A Archer bringing a new Schra dera species to the Smithsonian. Citara Indians use it as a tooth preservative forming a film on teeth. black teeth are valued and adults renew the film twice yearly. Findings await further study.
Iridium is the heaviest known metal and weighs about twenty three times water. It occurs with platinum ores along the Pacific coasts of Canada and the United States and in the Ural mountains. The whitish metal can be alloyed with platinum gold and copper.
The left eye plays a key role in two millinery modes of the season. A beige peau de d'ange hat with velvet flower garniture sits beside a navy moire taffeta chapeau with melon crown and a three tone velvet flower cluster as its sole decoration.
The piece recounts how Disraeli forgave Carlyle despite sharp prior enmity. It notes attacks from Carlyle against Disraeli and the 1874 surprise of Disraeli offering Carlyle a high political post. Disraeli quips that vengeance is unnecessary and keeps a list of those who wronged him.
The excerpt describes strategies for making certain dishes desirable through selective serving, appealing presentation, flavor variation, and associating disliked items with favored ones. It notes how frequent repetition diminishes interest, while eye appeal and novel combinations increase appeal and appetite.
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker arrives in Hawaii and is greeted warmly with leis while meeting Institute of Pacific Relations officials about Banff next summer. The piece also provides home cooking tips on reheating liquids and beefsteak with minimal water and careful serving instructions.
The article argues mothers can boost appetite by presenting healthy foods as desirable luxuries. It notes an edible aristocracy where rarity and season dictate value, suggesting planners mix abundant items with aspirational cues to entice children, such as making fish appealing to reluctant eaters.
A short meditation on revenge contrasts the petty, frustrated efforts of a small man with the busy pursuits of a great man. Thirty years ago Clayton and Brown vied for a college office. Brown recalls Clayton as unfair, fueling a lifelong grievance and futile attempts at payback. The piece argues revenge harms the avenger and offers no happiness.
The value of goods that an American tourist can bring back to this country free of duty is one hundred dollars.
In the Ozarks, Guy Greenwell of Joplin Missouri identifies birds from pictures and explains habits with ease. A sought after summer instructor for Boy Scout and Y M C A groups he answers about 98 percent of bird life questions with learned authority. His poultryman father supports his passion for birds.
A health claim touts California syrup of figs as a simple remedy for sluggish bowels in children. It claims rapid appetite return and improved color, weight, and vitality within weeks, urging mothers to use the product and insist on the labeled name CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs.
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