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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
4
A homemaker discusses economical use of leftovers to feed a household, detailing practical methods to repurpose meat into stews, salads, and fillings. Tips include reinventing roast beef or lamb, using boiled vegetables, and creating new meals from scraps to avoid waste.
A fragment notes maple sap growth and tapping practices. It mentions three places with salary and warns tapping two nearby locations may jeopardize sap flow, suggesting careful spacing to avoid disruption. The garbled text references maples, sap collection, and precautionary cautions without clear dates or places.
A 1991 newspaper column critiques a woman’s self harm aimed at rekindling her marriage, arguing men resist overt pleas and prefer pursuit. It suggests the tactic fails. better to disengage and appear content apart, rather than display desperate devotion. The piece questions the effectiveness of self sacrifice to win a partner.
A garbled excerpt notes memory of a grandmother’s cloth and compares modern dress to an old frock. The fragment, attributed to Frivolous Fio, hints at fashion nostalgia without clear names or dates beyond 1931.
Fragmentary text references a dish called a fritter as a dainty to serve guests, noting it is usually served hot with a hot sauce. Mentions Elllie Maxwell and a fragmentary scene.
A collection of dessert ideas and pudding methods with eggs milk and sugar forming batter. Recipes include Fruity Fritters using pineapple pear or apple, butterscotch sauce, chocolate nut pudding, sponge with gelatin and jam, and a cherry dessert finished with fry and serve in warm oil.
The Vice President is not a senator and cannot debate or vote except to break a tie. The president pro tempore may debate as a senator in the VP’s absence. The speaker of the House is a full member with all privileges on the floor.
A playful column features Mr SY Edmonds guiding children through make believe games with Harry and his balloons. Readers solve word clues, balloon color puzzles, and a math riddle about distributing balloons among three party guests with a single catch.
The article notes Jackie Coogan earned a million dollars before age ten. It mentions Yehud Manuhin, a boy violinist, giving a violin recital in New York City. It also references Christoper Robin as the son of A L Milne, with the book When We Were Very Young and other children's works.
Instructional text describes cutting, punching, and assembling a doll carriage using dotted lines on Mnex pattern. Steps include trimming parts, drilling holes, inserting fasteners through halo pins and bottle tops, and attaching wheels to complete the carriage. WNT Service.
Sylvia, the No 4 district school head, learns her students will attend a May 7 banquet and aviation showcase at Wilson recreation ground. Principal Strombereh observes, praising the pupils while Sylvia grapples with mixed feelings about the day’s plans and her own ambitions.
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