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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

8

Roquefort Cheese Made In This Country In Mine Shaft

Roquefort called the cheese of kings is now produced in an old coal mine shaft in Pennsylvania. Mold from bread inoculates the cheese during curing, giving a distinct flavor. A shepherd allegedly discovered the method after leaving lunch in a damp cave.

France Pennsylvania

Solar mystery hints at new sun element

Harvard observatory reports spectroscopy during the Siberian total eclipse revealed new spectrum lines in the solar atmosphere. The spectroscope shows elements similar to those on Earth exist in the sun, suggesting possible discovery pending further study.

Harvard Observatory Siberia

Spectroscope Details Moves From Sun to Earth Discovery

The text explains helium was first seen in the sun by a spectroscope years before its earth discovery. It notes the instrument’s principle: heating elements like iron emits light that the spectroscope splits into a spectrum. The bands stay in the same relative positions regardless of distance.

Earth

Waterfowl War Nears End Along Arkansas River

A 38 year dispute between waterfowl and Arkansas rice farmers ends as Biological Survey and CCC workers restore natural waterfowl feed along the White River. Ducks and geese once ravaged fields. farmers shot thousands. lanterns and sportsmen reduced raids. Now birds raid in smaller numbers while new crops lure them home.

White River Arkansas CCC Boys CCC

Tactical Holiday Hosting: Conversation as Nourishment

The article urges hosts to blend mental and physical nourishment during gatherings. It advises selecting guests with common interests, guiding dialogue without dominating, and using questions to steer conversations toward topics of shared relevance. It also suggests reading about Christmas history for context and inspiration.

Christmas Dinner Menu and Healthy Cooking Tips

A 1940s style guide urges tempering rich holiday feasts with balanced menus. It recommends turkey as centerpiece, vibrant vegetables cooked quickly to preserve color, and step by step methods for cabbage spinach greens and beans to improve digestion and post dinner comfort.

Christmas Recipes and Holiday Delights

Delicate treats for the season include Chocolate Ice Box Cookies Marvel Lemon Pie and Frozen Fruit Salad. Recipes list ingredients, steps, chilling times, and serving tips with standard pantry items and a festive note about a Diet for the Sick feature coming January.

Sling Shot Weapons and New Machine Gun Inventions

The piece notes a rise in improvised sling shot weapons used to toss dynamite by Spanish shepherds. It also describes B F S Baden-Powell's gun that spins on an axle to feed bullets from a magazine, firing them without powder. It mentions a Japanese report of a gasoline engine driven sling shot machine gun.

B. F. S. Baden-Powell

Camouflage Progress From World War to Naval Colors

The article notes a shift from gaudy wartime uniforms to earth tones and the broader use of camouflage. It highlights British innovations to hide submarines by sea matching, with Atlantic vessels gray-green, Mediterranean ships royal blue, and Red Sea boats black.

Atlantic Mediterranean Red Sea

He Came Unto His Own They Rejected Him

Biblical verse fragment quotes John 1 11 about the rejection by his own people, noting the received and not received distinction within scripture.

Australia claims oldest living tree in Macrozamia grove

Dispatches from Queensland report a Macrozamia cycad in Tamborine mountains measuring 20 feet tall with age estimates exceeding 12 000 years. The youngest grove member stands about three feet high and roughly 8 000 years old, while other trees approach the oldest in both height and age.

Australia Queenland Tamborine Mountains California Africa Valley Mexico America Italy

Suits and Stitches Count of a Garment's Labor

Hungarian tailor Dezsoe Szaky counted 74892 stitches in a typical suit. About 86000 stitches are by hand with the remainder by machine. Since 1890 merchants and patterns replace individual measurements as high speed machinery dominates cutting.

Dezsoe Szaky

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