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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1931
Page
7
Suet puddings offer a simple, inexpensive dessert option using suet flour and fruit. Variations include Black Cap with raisins, Apple and Date Roly-Poly, and Ginger and Lemon sauces. Recipes provide steps for steaming molds, serving hot with sauces, and notes on economical ingredients like prunes, apricots, and oats.
A raid with a warfact of cast iron blocks is being experiment ed with in England in the hope that it will beam Britain's lagsing iron indus-
A hospital patient from Nor Specalhore Forest Burnham underwent surgery after being admitted for an operation. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors, but the record notes hospitalization and a medical procedure conducted locally.
A recipe explains making candied apples and chocolate dipped fruit pieces for a Thanksgiving treat. Core and slice firm apples, cook in a syrup of sugar honey water and salt until translucent, then dry on waxed paper. Melt chocolate over hot water and dip the apple pieces, drying between sheets of waxed paper.
Marcus Alden Coolidge of Massachusetts, elected senator, began as an elevator boy and rose to wealth as a machinery maker. He worked in a Florida hotel, ran his father’s chair business, promoted street railways, then shifted to machinery. A Democrat, he leans modification on prohibition and may back repeal. He enjoys fishing golf travel and amateur film making, and collects early American prints and clocks. His Fitchburg home features a wooden cigar store Indian in the foyer.
The article traces helium from Janssen’s solar spectrum lines in 1868 to its Earth detection in 1885 by Ramsay and Rayleigh. It notes helium’s inertness, inability to burn, and wartime use in Allied balloons, with Texas gas fields and a liquefaction plant recovering helium from natural gas.
The fragment describes helium and diffusion rates in balloon fabrics and lifting power compared to hydrogen. It mentions a meeting where Free Jein Groener is told she is the only unmarried lady present and that her hand will be kissed, with a bow and a kiss on the hand.
At a dinner President von Hindenburg explained his rule for kissing hands. He checks for a wedding ring on the right hand to decide if bowing and a kiss are appropriate, noting a left-hand ring means the woman is unlikely to deserve his gesture.
In Loetschental Switzerland the valley residents credit stale bread with strengthening teeth. Bread is baked twice yearly in the communal bake-house, and even children chew it in small bites to protect dental health. In Forestburg, the local school closes for the week of November 23 to 27 for teachers to attend the 8 D. E. A. session at Mitchell, with most returning home for Thanksgiving.
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