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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
7
A terse dialogue where Fred asks about being done in oils and a family quips about possessions, riches, and appearances. Mother questions the husband’s value while Daughter suggests buying a new dress or hat to gauge worth, hinting at social satire.
Winter harvest brings walnut pecan and other new desserts. Three featured dishes include Nut Brown Puff Date Roll and Pirath Bars with ingredients and basic directions, highlighting easy preparations and chilled serving ideas for holiday hosting.
A compact recipe note details turning a buttered pan staggered into even twenty five minute baking. After baking the bars are cut while warm yielding sixteen one inch thick bars. Preparation time listed as eight minutes.
Living Stone Age people in Central Australia, found by the Mackay expedition, are described as primitive, with crude rites. A Pinto tribe corroboree features a grass and feather headdress bound with human hair, while natives eat a finger meal of ground grass seeds and make fire by friction using a wooden shield and woomera.
Percy Wilkins, an interior decorator from Llanelly Wales, finished the largest map of the moon ever made. The 200 inch diameter chart displays thousands of craters ridges and mountains with remarkable accuracy to scale after 14 years of work.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a police officer questions a speedy driver and the driver retorts with a flirtatious compliment, turning a routine traffic stop into a lighthearted moment.
Sunday Magazine reports German chemists indicate coal may become a direct source for protein materials used in animal and human bodies. Experiments suggest coal and coke could yield albuminous substances via technically practicable processes, bridging chemicals and coal materials in protein formation.
A humorous anecdote centers on Little Jean whose father, a mechanic, learns about free wheeling but misinterprets the term. While carting his baby sister in a perambulator, a friend teases him about being paid for the ride, and Jean retorts that it is a free wheeling job.
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