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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
7
A 1911 note extols fruit soups for nourishment and variety. It lists ingredients and methods for Strawberry and Orange Soup Prune and Peach Soup Apple and Rice Soup and suggests a pruned stuffed celery salad. The article cites the Western Newspaper Union.
The piece describes the hunting of the gwibb as a sport, noting how the bird eggs are laid and shared between male and female. It details the eggs being dropped during gunfire and the surreal description of the bird’s anatomy using nuts and edible items.
Poem reflects on memory of joy and greed. It warns that even profitable deeds leave long lasting, shameful memories. The speaker urges peace and purity of joy, noting every error casts a ghost that lingers beyond years.
A young Dickens works in a grim Thames warehouse paste blacking pots. He hides the secret that his father is in Marshalsea prison while Bob Fagin helps him reach home. Charles fears discovery and endures local danger as pride and illness mount.
Three society matrons in New York testified they had cut a friend after a scandal, arguing the term friend hid a loyalty they rejected. The writer contends true friends would have offered support, while the women insist on a strict social code and exclude the embattled woman.
A guide to making Hollandaise and sour sauces for vegetables and fish. Hollandaise uses butter yolks lemon juice paprika and salt over simmering heat while sour sauce blends flour with water then vinegar until thickened. Beets pair well with pink sauce from white sauce plus lemon juice for a light pink finish.
An interviewer asks about a perfect government. Senator Sorghum answers with a paradox, envisioning a perfect population to govern. He frames governance as aligning with an ideal populace rather than flawless institutions.
A National Geerraint Society piece surveys Hejaz and Nejd with Mecca and Medina at the center. It contrasts Bedouin nomads with the settled Hadr class, noting trade dynamics in Mecca and the role of Arabian science in Baghdad’s medical schools.
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