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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1938
Page
4
Brief kitchen note mentions a pumpkin pie recipe using a single egg and a taste emphasis. Peppered with stray text likely from OCR, the readable portion highlights a single egg in the pie and a rich flavor claim.
Historical note explains goldbeaters use cattle intestine membranes to separate metal leaves during hammering. Pieces about five inches square resist months of pounding and allow ultra-thin gold leaf, with commercial thickness ranging from 1-200,000 to 1-250,000 of an inch.
Reported moves hint at renewed campaigns led by Steve Harrington and Dr. James Cassidy after Tuesday Plan E vote. Rumors link John F. Plunkett and Leopold Morse Co. to early mayoral hopes while School Board absences spark talk of future shifts.
The Central Square Theatre presents Spencer Tracy as Father Flanagan in a tribute to the founder of Boys Town Neb and his work for homeless children. Mickey Rooney and others star in a program with Laurel and Hardy, John Barrymore, and more. Saturdays feature MacGinness and his kiddies. Plus another Dick Tracy Returns chapter.
Gov Hurley promotes highway safety with a call for vigilance near gas stations. The Lincoln Service Station at Observatory Hill in Wards 9 and 10 offers ample space, Grade A gas and oil, and bright illumination to help drivers avoid collisions at night. Chester Wood showcases top service at this station noted as a premier Greater Boston locale.
Watermarked fool's cap and bells appeared on sheets 13 by 16 or 17 inches from ancient papermakers, giving the term foolscap its name. One account claims Cromwellian era Parliament ordered the watermark as derision after royal monopolies were set aside.
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