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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1962
Page
2
The excerpt lists phrases and definitions highlighting insulting terms like cowardly mean sneaking attacking odium ill will and envy. It labels invidious remarks as causing unpopularity while noting dastardly as a descriptor.
Use 1 head green cabbage about 10 cups shredded. Cook quickly in boiling water until tender crisp, then drain. Make curry sauce by melting 3 tablespoons butter, stirring in 3 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt, curry powder to taste, 1 teaspoon mustard, and 1 cup milk until thick. Add cabbage and reheat for 6 servings. A strong curry powder may require 2 teaspoons for heat.
The annual meet of the Artificial Breeders Assn and Dairy Herd Improvement Assn begins Tuesday at 11:00 AM in the ABA building Fredonia. A free luncheon is provided. Ralph Bonewitz of Kansas State University will discuss dairy management and breeding.
A reader describes misdiagnoses of pregnancy and the strain of a husband on the night shift. Ann Landers advises patience, adjusting routines, and clear boundaries with visitors. The column offers practical picks for domestic friction and requests for future questions.
The user asks five prompts about English usage: (1) identify problems in the sentence shall try and be on time for the party, (2) correct pronunciation of italic, (3) which word is misspelled among innocence innane in nuendo inoculate inanimate, (4) meaning of invidious, and (5) requests a word beginning with.
A reader asks how to extend ribbon life and clean suede jackets. Instructions advise oiling the ribbon with olive oil to restore bold letters after a day, and cleaning suede with a mix of fuller's earth and alum followed by brushing. A decorating tip suggests dark wall color with a white or light ceiling to visually lower a high ceiling.
In a UNESCO sponsored two week tour, Mrs Henry Watkins recounts Mexican farming with oxen, canal systems and visits to Toluca and Mexico City. The piece mentions Patzcuaro, pyramids, lava rock districts, the university and the 103000 seat stadium, along with diary program notes and local guides.
The American Legion auxiliary in Thayer met with Mrs. Kenneth Rash. Mrs. Verne Elliot led a lesson on National Security. The family night event was postponed due to weather and illness and will be rescheduled in February. Local families visited and illnesses were noted along with new birth Jack Richard for Jan 22.
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club opened with the pledge and flag salute as fifteen members answered roll. Members will prepare a model meeting for 4-H day in Fredonia with project talks by David Olson Tom Ayers Bob Peterson and others and demonstrations led by David Marple Jean Wiltse and the Petersons. Refreshments were provided by the Marple and Peterson families. The Philae temple complex, known as the Pearl of Egypt, lies between Aswan dam sites and faces rising water levels after dam completion.
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