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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
3
A vivid memory of an Indian summer Thanksgiving spent at the Lester farm. Family, friends, and visitors dine at home then enjoy a walk among leaves and fruit laden trees. Shared promises, help with cleanup, and a late harvest supper follow a simple, heartwarming celebration.
Obscure message from a moving sign talks about celebrating and moving forward. It hints at gratitude and community energy as a call to join in cheer and progress. The text is garbled but conveys positive, upbeat vibes.
A verse celebrates harvest abundance with pumpkins squash grain and apples stored safely for winter. It mentions hay stacks fodder for cows cranberries and nuts as part of the seasonal bounty leading up to Thanksgiving.
The article urges thanking God for blessings on Thanksgiving and urges heart searching for personal and national faults. It condemns pride and self neglect, calling for service to others and a revival to purify national life and the church.
The article promotes popcorn as a hearty winter Sunday supper and notes its historic use by prehistoric peoples. It highlights corn varieties for popping, methods of cultivation, and serving ideas such as butter and milk with fruit, urging readers to enjoy popp ed corn beside a warm fire.
Home canning notes describe making candied cranberries and jellied citrus peel as affordable Christmas gifts. Instructions cover syrup boiling, careful cooking to prevent bursting, drying, and storage, plus decorating ideas and color-tinted garnishes.
Left over cooked cereals can be repurposed to reduce waste. They can replace part of Hour and Hauld in baking and be added to bread muffins or griddle cakes. Use them to thicken soups stews or gravies or fry as a starchy side. Cabinet pudding can use state cake with custard and raisins. Dry and crumble into ice cream or custard desserts.
Linda travels to Buena Vista ranch with Jim Marsh and faces Zero the uncontrollable horse. After a dangerous ride Linda shoots to save Jim, badly injuring him and herself, ending their engagement. Jim forgives her, noting the giant within her is slain, and asks her to marry him if she remains brave.
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