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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
6
A mixed excerpt shows recipes and culinary tips including a fruit mince variation with grape jam, cherries, peaches, plums and candied peels, plus custard potatoes and oyster fritters with parsley and egg batter. The piece concludes with a quotation about freedom and understanding.
The article extols proper coffee preparation with fresh grinding and clean pots, advising five minutes brewing and discarding grounds. It also describes an Irish note on illicit poteen trade, mentioning peat-bog aided distilling and the old sod in the window tactic used by informal outlets.
A writer in Scribner's voices the urban longing for a first home near hills or sea. The quest for affordable, picturesque farms or ready houses persists despite high costs and constant disappointment, as the dream stays just out of reach.
Willie gets early dismissal when the class completes a word-usage exercise. The amused teacher reads a list on the board ending with a macabre line about many figures and animals dying, including a camel and a leopard.
A Democratic woman, confident in her status, rides a Woman for a brief trip. A large truck follows closely. She scorns the driver who misreads her stance as fear. He leans out and says he would not bump into her for the world. The moment is noted as a magnificent study of her expression.
A curio on how secrets spread among fools knaves and vanity in social circles noting that women and young men often reveal what they know when given a chance the piece ends with a remark on trust and social behavior.
A Swiss artillery shell ricocheted during a near Sursec exercise striking a peasant’s house. The peasant’s wife, dining with her daughters and a workman, was killed. others escaped unharmed as the shell lodged in a loft without exploding.
A collage of quips on faces in comedy and tragedy from London Tit-Bits and Everybody's Magazine. A baseball joke misfires as a young woman praises a pitcher for hitting bats, while a sharp remark prizes practical wit over knowledge. An aviation note mocks 1000 horsepower engines versus mythic steeds.
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