Breakfast to Dinner Menu and Asparagus Dish Recipe
The piece outlines a full day’s meals with a family friendly menu including breakfast items such as grapefruit and eggs, luncheon asparagus salad and lettuce sandwiches, and a dinner of pot roast with dumplings and vegetables. It provides a detailed asparagus recipe with steps for drying bread, preparing crumbs, washing and trimming asparagus, steaming, and a cream sauce or mock hollandaise. Copyright 1927 NEA Service.
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Mary
NEA Service, Inc
Paris Shoe Sparks Rumor of 25000 Francs Sale
Paris reports rumors that an exclusive designer sold a pair of shoes for 25000 francs. A Paris observer notes the item was purchased for a foreign client and features gold heels with semi precious stones, while the price is cited as 1000 dollars for non jeweled versions.
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Paris
Camps To Open Nationwide This Summer
Camps will open in the last week of June and early July distributed through all states. Over 100000 persons are expected to attend the season with 70000 to 80000 being boys. The rest will be campers from Y W C A churches and other groups and adults in business periods.
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New York
King George Enjoys Fried Egg Plant at Flower Show
King George expresses appreciation for fried egg plant during a Cheltenham Flower Show visit with the queen. He notes that egg plant is a favorite in the royal family and suggests cutting into slices and frying. The remark reflects royal approval of the dish.
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King
London
George Ha
Chivalry tale in crowded tramcar sparks discussion
Two men sit in a crowded tramcar when one comments on a lady’s presence and a humorous exchange unfolds. The Hartfield Chronicle notes the moment reflecting social codes and manners in public spaces.
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Sala
Hartfield Chronicle
Fatty Arbuckle to Return on Broadway in Baby Mine Revival
Fatty Arbuckle, once at the peak of silent film fame, prepares for a Broadway stage return in a revival of Baby Mine. The photo shows him in rehearsal ahead of the production, coming years after the Virginia Rappe case.
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Roscoe
Fatty") Arbuckle
Virginia Rapp
Lindbergh Denial Ties to Cleveland Aeronautical Firm
The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce asked the Burns Detective Agency to probe the Lindberg Aeronautics Corp amid claims by Vincent Dudahl of Cleveland that it would raise 310 million to 100 million in stock. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh denied any connection and warned against wildcat aeronautical schemes. The Cleveland-based firm reportedly shows 500 dollars capitalization under Ohio law.
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New York
Charles Kk. Lindberg
Cleveland City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberg Aeronautics Corporation
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
William J. Burns International Detective Agency
Fiver
R. W Iiudd
Thurns Agency
Judd
Lindbergh
Aerounautical Chamber of Commerce
Budi
Garrish Gisaway
Wilmington Chamber
Vincent Dudah
Cleveland
Lindberg Company
Buddward Gasaway
Dudalh
Burns
Ohio
Stock Raisers Open Attack on Wolves in Texas
In Marta Texas a wholesale wolf extermination drive is sweeping the highland country. Since its inception more than 2000 wolves have been poisoned or shot as state and federal hunters clear the region using traps and poisoned bait. Wolves vary from coyotes to large black Texas wolves with some specimens weighing up to 200 pounds.
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Marta
Texas
Big Bend
Wolf destroys cattle and prisoned wild animal trade grows
Damage estimated over 30000 to livestock as a colossal wolf was captured alive after luring it with one cub bait. Brews ter and Presidio counties face poison paste spread, while Texas highlands see rapid livestock growth and revived Highland Sheep Raisers and Highland Poultry associations transforming the region into a booming agricultural hub.
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Cuba
Brewster
Presidio
Texas Highlands
Highland Sheep Raisers’ Association
Highland Poultry Association
Lutherans Ordain Ministers Sunday in Omaha
The largest class of theological candidates in the Augsburg synod will be ordained in Omaha tomorrow during the sixty eighth convention. Dr. G A Brandeis will lead the service assisted by six clergy including Rev Karl Ohman of Stockholm. Ohman hopes his son Carl St Ohman can attend after his wife’s injury from an auto crash Monday. The ordination proceeds will include remarks by Dr W Sebline and list pastors Arvin Chindhbloom Davenport Adolph Dickhart Moline Philip Edblad Stanton Edwon J Frickson Hamill and Marry Lundbergh.
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Omaha
Neb
Ausuatan Synod
de. G. A. Brandele
Karl Ohman
Stockholm
Sweden
Carl St. Ohman
Des Moines
Synor
Synod
Arvin Chind Hbloom
Davenport
Adolph Dickhart
Moline
Philip Edblad Stanton
Edwon J. Frickson Hamill
Marry Lundbergh
Local Names List From OCR Fragment
Readable names include Odeboldt Louisiana Marvin Lundeen Des Moines Clarence Mellin Wattaga Illinois Paul Melin Osceola Nebraska Edwin Munson Madison Wisconsin.
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Odeboldt
Marvin Lundeen
Des Moines
Clarence Mellin
Wattaga
Ill
Paul Melin
Osceola
Neb
Edwin Munson
Madison
Wis
Town News Briefs From Various Cities
Storm Lake voters will decide on a 900000 paying bond issue on July 1 after petitions sparked a special election. George Gilliland died instantly when an iron ball fell from a monument. Des Moines pilots and mechanics will be inspected next week. licenses to be issued after exams. A wealthy Workston farmer Nicholsor fh reportedly killed himself. Des Moines golf finals feature Bob McCrary and Ralph Rider after wins. J B McHose, Boone Lions clubs leader, died after long illness.
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Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Board of Supervisors
Fairfield
George Gilliland
Harold McConnell
Des Moines
New Des Moines
Richard H. Lees Jr
Department of Commerce Aeronautical
Lees
Sioux City
Nicholsor Fh
Workston
Bob McCrary
Ralph Rider
Father Lugs Papers Pays For Law Course Doctor Dudley Woodbridge
Dudley Woodbridge a 31 year old newsboy with wife and two children graduates with a doctor’s degree in the University of Illinois College of Law He delivered The Champaign News Gazette since 1917 walking a 20 mile route daily earning 1600 to 1800 dollars per year to fund his education He will join Williams and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia as assistant professor of jurisprudence.
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Champaign
College of Law
University of Illinois
Dudley Woodbridge
Champaign News-Gazette
Woodbridge
Williams and Mary College
Wilismsburg
Convent Bars Robbed Hair Students
A Manila convent, the Colegia de Sant Teresa, bars admission to any girl with bobbed hair. Current students must grow their hair long as the superiora decries the look as unbecoming and not ladylike.
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Manila
Colegia de Sant
Black Hills Forest Reserve Linked to Presidents
The Black Hills region in South Dakota is connected to Presidents Grover Cleveland and Calvin Coolidge. Cleveland created the Black Hills Forest Reserve on February 22, 1897, provoking impeachment threats, while Coolidge later enjoyed the area for rest. The reserve became the first national forest managed scientifically, yielding lumber and federal revenue, with early supervision by Capt. Seth Bullock.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Grover Cleveland
Coolidge
Cleveland
Black Hills Forest Reserve
George Washington
Charles Lathrop Peck
Nationalree Association
United States
Federal
Seth Bullocy
Close Fried
Diver A B Hook Fights Octopus at Port Townsend
A B Hook, a Port Townsend diver, battled an octopus on the sea floor for an hour while repairing a fish net. He killed the creature, brought the body to the surface, and his party of five men aboard a tugboat had seen the struggle days earlier.
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Port Townsend Wash
Roosevelt era forest guardians defend Black Hills hillsides
Bullock assembles a ranger staff praised by Peck as unmatched in national reservations. Cap Smith, an ola Indian fighter still living near Sturgis, joins the team. Despite raging fires in the Black Hills, rangers protect yellow pine forests. Indians once feared the hills as sacred, avoiding them except on yearly hunts.
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Dore Roosevelt
Bullock
Peck
Cap Smith
Sturgis
Black Hills
Atlantic Seaboard
Connecticut Historian Gifts Original Yankee Poodle Manuscript
Dr George C F Williams, Hartford, president of the Connecticut Historical Society, presents the society with the original copy of Yankee Poodle starting Father and IT went down to camp. The manuscript is among 225 Revolutionary documents donated to the society.
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Hartford Conn
George C. F. Williams
The
Connecticut Historical Society
Last Survivor Henry W Miller of Greensburg Ind
Henry W. Miller 85 of Greensburg Indiana is identified as the last survivor of a 50 scout band that captured Jefferson Davis near Ocilla Georgia after the Confederacy fell. Davis was dressed as a woman during the capture.
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Henry W. Miller
Greensburg
Ind
Jefferson Davis
Ocilla
Davis
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