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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
3
A readable reminiscence lists hearty toasts and simple dishes like toast with marmalade or jelly, toast and sausages, rarebit with cream, and chicken Marengo. It describes sauces, browning, and serving ideas, including toast points, mushrooms, and oysters with butter and cream, ending with coffee.
Fragmentary lines describe a warning to someone nicknamed Girlie about handling a dropped pair, with threats uttered in a confrontational tone. The text hints at superstition or luck being at stake and mentions n2r-oh as a phonetic or stylized tag.
A 1930 Bell Syndicate editorial argues against marrying for chance and warns that a girl should marry only the right man. It notes marriage odds favor different ages for men and women and urges caution to avoid marrying a Mr Right Now rather than Mr Right.
Poem fragment reflects on longing and delay as ships sail and loved ones wait. It contrasts waiting women with returning sailors and urges timely homecoming, noting seasons and ships arrive late and hearts endure.
A reflection on perpetual striving: dissatisfaction drives achievement and progress. The piece cites Mill’s comparison of the dissatisfied human to the satisfied pig, arguing ambition outpaces stagnation. It frames perpetual improvement as a mark of skill and effort across social, professional, and personal domains.
Travelers glimpse a solitary bird of prey high above a tobacco field, diving on hapless snipes and carrying them off to its lair. The oddly described owl is said to subsist on well done veal cutlets, with a peanut head and almond shell wings, toothpick talons, and a Brazil nut body.
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