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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1930
Page
6
In a bedtime tale two elves Edie and Effie quarrel over weather complaints in the Every Day Is Nice Club. They admit fault and blame each other while Mr Giant judges that tattling is worse than breaking the club rules.
A USDA Bureau of Home Economics guide explains a fall oyster stew recipe using milk flour butter oysters and liquor. Heat milk strain oysters, thicken with roux, add oysters, cook briefly, season with salt and pepper, and top with parsley.
The United States Department of Agriculture home economics bureau offers a method for extra tasty hot cheese sandwiches. Slice bread thin remove crusts fill with American cheese salt and a touch of tabasco. Melt butter brown on both sides serve immediately with a vegetable salad or sardines.
An aviator, cited by Abbe Thomas Moreaux of Bourges Observatory, asserts that with an average speed of 125 miles per hour and nonstop flight, reaching the moon could be accomplished in 80 days, per Capper's Weekly.
A USDA chart series shows phosphorus as a key mineral in many everyday foods. Experiments with rats indicate diet phosphorus levels strongly influence growth, with adequate intake yielding higher weights. Common sources include dairy, eggs, fish, beans, nuts, grains, and meats, underscoring the need to include phosphorus-rich items in daily menus.
The Bureau of Home Economics describes a no boil frosting using a double boiler and unbeaten egg whites. Sugar water and egg white are heated and beaten until thick and creamy, then vanilla or chocolate flavoring is folded in. The method yields a crisp crust with a soft moist interior and adapts for chocolate by adding unsweetened cocoa.
Fashion note from 1930 highlights the fur jacket cloth suit as the season’s must have for college girls and women. It praises fur fabric options Muskrat dyed lapin caracul and suggests coordinating skirts jackets and berets with bold colors and textures. Belts large collars and simple sporty lines are favored.
Dried mint leaves ground finely impart an unusual minty note to meat sauces and salad dressings while avoiding a strong mint taste. The technique offers a gentle aroma and a balanced finish without overpowering the dish.
C F Hutchinson a tea examiner with the federal food and drug administration in New York City says a teaspoon per cup is a good average. Use boiling water so the leaves fully open but do not boil the tea or let it steep longer than five or six minutes. He brews by placing leaves in an aluminum strainer atop the teapot and pouring boiling water through until full, then draws for three or four minutes before serving.
Wash and halve tomatoes place in a greased dish and top with buttered bread crumbs seasoned with salt and pepper Add a little water to prevent sticking Bake in a moderate oven for 30 minutes until tender and crumbs brown
Betty Lou says she must charge 10 cents for extra compensation after her father offered a scent piece for learning the Sunday school lesson. She notes the lesson contains many hard words, prompting the humorous retort.
Readable tips from a 1930 Western Newspaper Union piece offer a kitchen friendly collection. Fancy Biscuit, Mocha Frosting, Coffee Ice Cream, Cottage Pudding, Orange Juice beverage ideas, Peach Tartlets with Raspberry Sauce and serving notes accompany basic steps and substitutions.
Older people often suffer sluggish bowels and constipation. Take Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from your drugstore as a safe laxative that requires no diet changes and is suitable for all ages. It promises gentle relief without gripping or sickness.
A Thr ley England parish church houses a curious war memorial shaped as a clock, crafted entirely from scrap metal by a local resident. The weights come from old iron, the windlass from a canal lock, the driving wheel from a winnowing machine, and the dial from oak and deal. The builder retried after an initial failure using a s iammer, and eventually succeeded.
The K R O product claims to kill 238 rats in twelve hours on a Kansas farm. It is advertised as a squill based formula recommended by the U S Government and harmless to dogs cats poultry and chicks. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee and touted as Americas leading rat and mouse killer.
Basra Iraq reports record heat reaching nearly 130 degrees marking a severe spell across Europe and Asia. The extreme temperatures cause numerous deaths among residents including Arabs and Bedouins with heat stroke cases rising in Baghdad and fatalities among British naval air force personnel.
A quirky Stray Stories vignette about a busy couple and a bemused policeman. A young wife and husband spar over a brake while a lawman counsels a cheerful smile amid the comic chaos.
A listener compares a performance to Mendelssohn's spring broken song saying it sounds like a fractured melody. The remark frames a discussion on how the singer interprets classical motifs.
A discussion notes that panhandling for a bank account is the most disagreeable method, reflecting on socially awkward ways individuals seek basic financial services and the resulting public discomfort.
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