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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1931
Page
6
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union recipe collection outlines Ics Box Cake with sponge layers and apricot filling, Fish Veloute using fish stock and cream, and Scrambled Eggs Royal with macaroni and paprika. The note references publication in 1931.
SIAMESE ENVOY i. E Phya Subaru Sompuati, long serving Siamese minister to Japan, becomes envoy to Washington. The photograph records his arrival in San Francisco.
A reader shares household tips from preserving freshness to safe handling of spills and waste. Advice covers refrigerator use, potato and turnip peeling, honey in milk for children, and cleaning glass with a woolen cloth. It notes oyster shells burned to remove clinkers from crates and warns against brushing up broken glass.
Berlin Friedrich Wilhelm Goebel the engineer credited with perfecting the heavy tank design used by Germany in World War I has died in extreme poverty. His work helped shape armored warfare though he lived modestly in later years.
A compact etymology tracing the word mirror from miror to Latin roots and the progression of the device from a pool reflection in India to Paris influence and later adoption in London and America. It notes Paris as the early center of miroir design and cites a historical thread from 1521.
A brief exchange reveals a man reflecting on his venture and acknowledging a mistake. He concludes the endeavor should not have been undertaken, signaling regret and a lesson learned.
A Montana group led by Louis Hartmouth Dr J A Johnson and F Montgomery uncovered an almost complete plesiosaurus skeleton near Pole creek about 18 miles west of there. The 15 to 16 foot fossil lay five to six feet below Bear Paw shale with four paddles and a long neck. A fragment of ammonite vertebrae was also found, indicating Mesozoic era life.
Van T. J. Hickam, a Lee county farmer, reports skunks help his tobacco crop. He noticed barley stalks eaten by worms and observed skunks dodging through the patch picking off the worms.
Roy Perviance, once a respected hunter, is running for president of the Tall Story club amid a bizarre claim that a squirrel stole his hunting license. Aby story recounts his assertion with odd details about a squirrel tugging at his coat and trying to cover a hole in a tree, a scene described as the origin of the disappearance.
In an ancient Egyptian garden Tala helps her mother make lotus garlands for guests. She admires the Lily of the Nile, arranges blossoms, wears a lotus embroidered dress, and attends temple ceremonies with offerings to the statues.
Puzzle asks for four well known flowers that can be spelled using the given ten letters. Each letter may be reused as needed. Identify four flower names that fit within the letter constraints.
Aylesworth uses dinner and repeated offers to persuade Bruce Barton to write for the electrical industry. Barton initially resists but is softened by a second dinner and supplied documents. Telegrams from leading figures flood in as momentum builds.
A geologist recalls a Jersey shore torso case where murder was solved by rock clues guiding detectives to Manhattan Island. He notes how desperate criminals are often betrayed by a witness in the same city or region, prompting police tips that crack cases.
An owl attacked four children in Bristol when they climbed an apple tree where the bird was nesting. They were injured by the bird during the encounter near Breao.
The article surveys global oyster production, culture history, and biology. It notes US dominance in output and consumption, major producers Rhode Island to Louisiana, and private bed cultivation supplying most market oysters. It explains spat, predators, and the need for oyster culture to sustain future supply.
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