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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
5
22 year old St. Louis chess champion Anderson has been chosen by the National Chess Federation as a member of the American team for the Interc chess tournament. While still a high school student he won the 1927 championship and recently defeated several outstanding players.
A local business fires a manager amid odd ad campaign notes and a cryptic phrase about outcomes. The episode hints at internal tensions and unconventional branding tactics within the company.
An era note describes cosmopolitan cooking as American menus blend foods and spices from China India South America and the West Indies. It outlines recipes including Panama Salad, Puerto Rican Sandwiches Mesopotamian Date Pudding and French Kisses with step by step ingredient lists and methods.
Advice for hosting a relaxed Sunday supper focusing on orderly serving, seating space, minimal equipment, and practical table arrangement. Emphasizes easy handling of hot food, compact salads, arranged accompaniments, buttered hot rolls, dessert options, and use of a tea cart to organize plates cups and utensils. Ends with note on a hearty but not heavy meal.
A health notice warns that Typhoid fever and summer illnesses afflict many children, often spread into homes by flies. It urges protection and insect control. Spray Flit is advertised as guaranteed or money back to keep homes insect free.
A Kansas City Star reminiscence recalls 1930s eating as ritual, with memories of ten minute meals in a drug store, old fashioned tuna sandwiches, root beer and ambrosia foods. The writer contrasts 40 years ago with modern eating as an incident and ends with a humorous push back to work.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe family laxative prepared under strict supervision from pure ingredients. It claims wide trust and status as the world’s best selling laxative sold in drug stores.
Ancient Greeks called checkers draughts and played on a hide using pebbles as pieces.
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