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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
7
The article explains hiccough origins from diaphragm spasm often linked to stomach or intestinal issues and warns persistent cases may signal serious illness such as peritonitis brain disease diabetes or Bright's disease. It lists common remedies like water holding breath tongue pulling and emetics and notes correction of dietary habits helps prevent ordinary attacks.
The text cites Hebrews chapters one and two highlighting God speaking through His Son and urging heedfulness to what is heard. It closes with a prayer expressing love for the one who loves in return.
The slateville church announces Sunday School in the chapel at 9 30 with classes for all. Morning service in the church at 11 and chapel at 6 15. New Year sermon The Church and the Future. Senior C B at 7 pm led by Miss Rose Galbreath. Week of prayer begins next week with Tuesday chapel service at 7 30. Social Service Club meets at the Manse Friday Jan 6 after prayer meeting. Pastor will begin a series on the Book of Judges. Sunday Jan 8.
The Rev. B F Ruley leads Sunday School at 9 45 with a Male Adult Bible Class at 10 and a sermon at 41 followed by the Lord's Supper. Evening services include 7 and 7 30 with the Christian Endeavor Society and preaching. Week of prayer begins Tuesday January 3 with Young Peoples Night Friday. Watch night service Saturday at 10 30 until midnight led by Rev John Hammond invites all ages.
Regional hints describe frying sausages in flour to prevent breaking and achieve browner color. It outlines old time batter ratios where a thin batter is flour to liquid one to one, muffin batter two to one, and soft dough three to one, with four measures for pastry dough. A ham and cabbage note mentions cooking a ham butt for about two hours.
Step by step kitchen notes describe preparing a December meal: clean quartered cabbage boiled with skinless ham on a platter, surround with cabbage. Includes candied grapefruit rind and sugar, pineapple cake with pineapple juice, and a cranberry pie filling with meringue, plus basic baking hints and house hints.
The pastors and officers urge members and friends to attend all meetings beginning January 3 at 7:30 PM at The Chapel led by Mr Ruley with themes Humiliation and Penitence. Ridge Church hosts January 4 with Have Faith in God led by Mr Jones. Rehoboth January 5 features The Mind of the Spirit is Peace led by Mr Hyde. The Methodist Church January 6 presents Facing Life Courageously led by Mr Hammond. Friday service invites Young People’s Societies.
A recipe outlines mixing pineapple with cornstarch and sugar then scalding milk poured over the starch. Cook ten minutes add pineapple and thickens then ice with a lemon sugar glaze using pineapple juice lemon juice and sugar in a 4 to 1 ratio.
Rev John Hammond leads a sunrise prayer meeting at seven. Sunday School at 10, Divine Worship at 11 in Welsh with Spare It Another Year, and 6 in English with On the Brink Stand. Week of Prayer invites all Rehoboth members, including a Thursday Union Meeting at 7 30 led by Rev Hyde on The Mind of the Spirit Is Peace.
Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church led by Rev. A L Hyde offers Sabbath School at 10 AM, sermon at 11 AM on The Keynote to Happiness in the New Year, Christian Endeavor at 3 PM led by George W Evans, and a sewing society meeting Thursday January 5 at 2 PM with Mrs J T Gailey Mrs O H Heaps and Mrs J A Wallace assisting. Union Week of Prayer services are announced elsewhere.
The pastor Rev. Clair C. Kreidler leads morning worship at Woodbine at 10 A M and 11 A M tabernacle sermon at 2 P M. Bryansville holds evening worship at 7 P M with 7 45 P M sermon.
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