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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture offers a recipe for chocolate and vanilla pinwheel cookies. Directions stress chilling the dough overnight, slicing thinly, and baking until lightly browned for a crisp result. The method and ingredients include flour butter sugar eggs milk vanilla and melted chocolate.
The bureau of home economics advises removing most salt from salt mackerel before cooking. Soak overnight in cold water, taste to ensure salt is gone, then broil slowly until brown. If still salty, boil in fresh water, drain, then fry. Serve on hot platter with melted butter lemon slices and parsley.
The article promotes serving soft custard as a sauce with various desserts to boost iron and vitamins, advising substitutions with canned and fresh fruits, puddings, and gelatin desserts. It explains double boiler cooking, continuous stirring, and cooling to prevent curdling, with a tested recipe using milk sugar salt eggs vanilla.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture guidance describes natural colored osnaburg, cretonne trims, and Greenville cloth decor for a boy's room. curtains pull with cords, bed cover matches, wicker chair pillow uses the same color scheme, and a concealed under window hook shelf keeps items tidy.
A fragmented note warns that old meat salt may contain unknown toxins or germs. It suggests toxins or spores could be present, making testing impractical and risking contamination if fed to farm animals or stored improperly.
A fashion feature notes hats with bold brims and varied silhouettes alongside airy woolens and lacelike weaves. It highlights three model looks and the shift away from uniform styles, promising wearable, striking summer ensembles for women.
Julia Bottomley reports in the 1929 fashion column on silhouettes from snug captoques to wide brims, noting plaid and multicolor striw weaves in Paris and America. Cerise accents, velvet ribbons, and Dutch bonnet-inspired brims headline a summer hat wardrobe expanding with wool georgette ensembles, striped and plaid wool fabrics, and pungent modern millinery trends for sports and town wear.
In a fable like exchange, the day fly explains she wishes to become a fly before she is one and prefers not to eat or extend her short life. Other flies urge nourishment and longer life, but she remains steadfast, stating she only wants a glimpse of the world before ending. The tale ends with a wry reflection on her choices and the quirks of her kind.
A playful bilingual verse explores multiplication through rhymes and numbers. It trumpets nine as a clever model for basic products, cites sums like 9 times 2 equal 18 and 9 times 12 equal 108, while weaving everyday imagery such as bread, sugar sticks, bees, and apples to engage young readers.
A teacher asks Johnny for an example of the body adapting to change. Johnny cites his Aunt Marla gaining 47 pounds since moving in, noting her skin did not crack at all, illustrating resilience.
A fragmented report references a deadly event linking a boy from Aviston and a teacher with aviation ties. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a fatal incident connected to a student and an instructor. Further clarity is needed to identify names, locations, and exact circumstances.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and older children. It claims quick comfort for fretful infants, relief for constipation, and urges mothers to keep an extra unopened bottle at home. The copy emphasizes doctors approval and daily use in emergencies.
When food sours indigestion results from acid conditions that Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly neutralizes. It restores digestion in minutes, relieves sourness and gas, and prevents post meal distress. Unlike soda, it offers lasting relief and a pleasant remedy for rich meals.
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