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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
16
The piece recounts how the first gazette appeared during a war between the Turks and Venetians around 1653. It notes Venetians published a monthly bulletin on the war’s progress and sold it for a small coin, the gazetta, which later became gozette or gazette names.
The article suggests sewing six inch square rug pieces with alternating horizontal and vertical joins for a firmer wear. It recommends reusing torn plastic tablecloth scraps as aprons or bags and transforming discarded lamp shades into hat stands. It also advises organizing sewing boxes by sorting contents and checking supplies before buying to avoid duplication.
Dissolve cherry gelatin in hot water. Beat cream cheese until smooth. Drain cherries reserving 1/4 cup juice. Stir juice into cheese then beat 30 seconds. Stir in gelatin and cherries. Pour into molds dipped in water and chill. Serve with whipped cream if desired.
To guard clothing and mail during house chores place two old shirt sleeves in a drawer for quick use in the kitchen. Attach a recipe rack or napkin rack high in the hall to hold letters and nails so they won’t get lost until family returns.
Kentucky insurance premiums across life health accident and auto rose to 191.646 million dollars last year, a 44 percent jump over four years, according to State Insurance Commissioner Spalding Southall.
An overheard exchange in a Boston bar reveals talk about political moves with phrases suggesting reluctance to push out a figure and a plan to leave or depart. The fragment hints at early strategy discussions without naming individuals or outcomes.
Onte Milton notes Berle’s one week stay in Pitts burgh. He repeatedly orders whole-wheat bread but is served white each day from Monday to Saturday. The waitress finally asks if he always orders whole-wheat, eliciting the joke.
A intoxicated man armed with nickels entered an Automat and bought ham sandwiches. He fed two nickels for one sandwich, then two more for a second. After collecting 20 sandwiches in a winning streak he wondered aloud if he should quit.
A fragment shows a couple in a strained exchange with a husband recalling a remark about appearance and a wife retorting that his mouth was the first thing she noticed. The terse dialogue hints at underlying tension in a domestic scene.
A literary visitor in Washington joined a dinner and sat beside the naval officer's daughter. Her peculiar vocabulary and chatter entertained the famed guest who, amid general talk, praised Shakespeare as brilliant. He remarked with solemn humor that Shakespeare is "interesting" and perhaps "too cute for anything."
A chaplain on his first day aboard an aircraft carrier in the Pacific sits with enlisted men in the galley. He recounts the scene with a light tone as footmen react to his words and a waiter poses a question, reflecting Navy life at sea.
An OCR fragment mentions a person and an uncertain phrase with unreadable spacing and garbled words. The readable portion hints at a name Joe and a possible quote but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
A valley of recollections from Mrs Helen Longstreet Miler of Beaufort South Carolina recalls pre telephone era deliveries and neighborly exchanges with grocers and butchers. Berths Williams of Ohio remembers carrying water gathering walnut hulls for dye and baking pies using dry beach wood. E Mereii Fairment of West Virginia recalls cooking over embers and popping corn with a screen. The note mentions the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis opening on October 10 1845.
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