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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
5
A 1929 home recipe collection promotes ice cream freezers as affordable for households. The article lists desserts and sauces including One, Two, Three Dessert, Standard Mousse or Parfait, Lemon Banana Sauce, Marshmallow Sauce with Fruit, and Raspberry Bavarian Cream. It gives instructions for custards, whipping, and freezing, plus a cherry pie variation and Raspberry Pie, noting seasonal dishes and family favorites.
A Deacon voices stern disapproval of Mandy's intended makeup use citing age appropriate standards and tradition. The exchange reflects social expectations within the church community.
The text describes a series of disjointed lines about a character with a broadcasting station and loud speaker, a contortionist engagement, and a man at a wall, ending with a shopper speaking to a vendor about two apples.
A brief exchange shows a courteous apple vendor telling a customer her word is as good as the produce. The moment underscores mutual trust in a simple marketplace interaction.
A geography teacher questions a student named Willie over a miswritten note about Iceland. The exchange reveals confusion about Iceland's size, leading to humorous back and forth as the teacher recalls an earlier explanation comparing Iceland to Slam.
The magistrate questions the motorist about denying rude conduct to the policeman who asked to see his license. The motorist replies that he only observed the officer’s appearance and believed his wife would be happier as a widow.
An edited fragment shows Mr Henpeck challenging Mr Berappro about impudence and ownership of a wife, with Berappro replying. The brief dialogue hints at a domestic quarrel and social dispute.
In a light exchange Thompson confirms a luncheon plan but reveals the date ordered a dinner instead. The two discuss whether the luncheon was fully arranged and adjust expectations for their meeting today.
A lawyer dismisses alimony as excessive while the client argues her husband earns through business neglect. The client contends the husband can pay if he pursues his enterprise, asserting his focus on work preserves and grows wealth.
The vaudeville manager asks for jokes this season and a comedian replies that jokes are owed by all the leading acts. The exchange hints at a lively touring season with standard backstage banter.
Extension poultry expert A G Oliver from North Carolina State College explains how to preserve eggs. Use fresh sound shells, candling to test, and water glass solution in a cool storage, adding new eggs daily while keeping top eggs covered. Never wash eggs before preservation.
Extension poultry specialist John Vandervort of Pennsylvania State College urges wide ventilation in large houses during hot months. Keep rear ventilators open and windows at front and sides for free air flow. Demonstrations show hot sticky houses stunt poultry and reduce profits. regular summer cleaning prevents tile buildup and keeps air pure. wire netting around roosts helps prevent tapeworm infestation.
Poultry guidance covers water needs for hens and pullets, heat for turkeys from home grown seeds, brooding ducklings like chicks, egg cleanliness, and nutrition with milk cod liver oil corn and greens. Regular egg gathering twice daily is advised in extreme weather as poults grow heat is reduced and profits depend on high hatch viability and chick health.
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