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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
5
The Dill family and Atwaters grow anxious as Noble Dill fails to return home after an afternoon away. Neighbors wonder whether he has disappeared while relatives debate his eccentric behavior and Florence's role, amid mounting worry and speculation.
Noble Dill drifts from Atwater house where Julia’s news unsettles him. He studies a railway timetable, asks for All points South, and returns to a bench, then to the window, showing no clear plan as onlookers note his fragile state.
A page describes peanut butter as a versatile substitute for butter and bread and offers several recipes. Peanut Butter Soup blends peanut butter with milk water onion pepper salt and flour for a sustaining soup. Peanut Butter Boiled Icing combines sugar water egg white and peanut butter to frost cakes. Peanut Butter and Tomato Loaf cooks peanut butter with cornstarch tomatoes bread crumbs and seasonings then steams as a mold. Ginger Cream uses preserved ginger syrup egg yolks sugar and gelatin to form a served mold with whipped cream.
A quirky morning text blends seasonal cheer with practical kitchen notes. It describes a steak roulade recipe with green pepper onion celery bread crumb dressing, bacon cover, and slow bake. It also outlines grapefruit jelly with gelatin, sugar, and grapefruit juice, plus a note about honey cakes lasting months.
A courtroom transcript captures a witty exchange where a judge grills a woman about discussing a party. The dialogue features a banter on whether someone was invited and the woman’s evasive reply. The moment highlights courtroom wit and social expectations.
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