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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1937
Page
2
Easy step by step guide shows how to carve a turkey using left hand to separate from the body. It explains thigh removal, breast slicing, and serving order with forks kept along the keel bone and through the ribs for clean cuts.
A reminiscence on the play You Cant Take It With You by Moss Hart and George Kaufman praising Grandpa Vanderhof and his family. The essay notes the characters’ unconventional life, their contentment, and the famous Thanksgiving speech urging happiness and health.
The piece argues the stock market dive stems from high prices and broad business belt tightening, with steel, textiles, and autos blamed. Utilities holdbacks and anti-utility policy face partisan critique, while secret short selling and bear raids raise concern about market stability.
Harvard crushed Princeton 34 to 6 in a historic victory, the Crimson’s largest over the Tigers since 1823, as Struck and MacDonald starred on offense and Garrard anchored the defense. The piece also notes Penn State, Colgate, and Western Maryland influence, plus unrelated sports anecdotes and figures from college and professional circles.
The piece traces the origin of Thanksgiving proclamations from Washington to Jefferson, credits Sarah Josepha Hale with lobbying for a national holiday, and notes Lincoln issued the first unified national proclamation. It argues for grateful remembrance of Hale and the ongoing annual observance.
The passage provides fragmented cooking steps mentioning bread cups and fat from a bird. It instructs adding chopped fat or butter as needed along with chopped onion celery and other unclear ingredients. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent recipe or clear context.
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