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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
9
Betsy Callister outlines economical uses for leftovers in a domestic guide. She suggests turning scraps into potato hash, boiled spaghetti, peppers or tomatoes, and stews, plus ideas for treating meat bones and creating salads with minced meat and celery.
A column critiques the idea of a wife slashing herself to win back a mate after quarrels and separation. It argues most men pursue what is hard to obtain and warns against dramatic self-harm as a tactic. The author cites historical examples and advises detaching from the husband.
A disjointed early draft notes serving fritters at gatherings. Mentions a table setting and a television, with references to cold items and a hot fruit fritter. Names Jonny Bannister and Brit appear as fragments amid broken phrases.
A late 1931 Western News feature presents fruit fritters made with pineapple banana pear or apple batter enriched with milk flour sugar and salt. It describes frying to golden brown and serving with butterscotch or chocolate nut puddings and cherry sauce, plus a lemon gelatin sponge dessert with cottage cheese and maraschino cherries.
The Vice President is not a senator and cannot participate in floor debate or vote except to break a tie. The president pro tempore presides in the VP’s absence and is a senator who can debate. The Speaker of the House is a member with full floor privileges.
Dorothy Edmonds presents activities around Harry and his balloons. Readers guess hidden numbers add to twenty nine, imagine balloon king rules, form words from erased numbers, and solve a division puzzle for three children. A color-matching April shower prompt completes the page.
Jackie Coogan earned a million dollars before age ten. Yehudi Menuhin, a child violinist, recently gave a recital in New York City. Christopher Robin, son of A A Milne, inspired When We Were Very Young and other beloved children's books.
Instructions describe cutting and assembling a paper doll carriage using dotted patterns, holes punched at corners, and milk bottle tops as wheel hubs. The process includes threading string through fasteners to bind the body, and tracing a larger ear ring pattern with a pantograph for precision.
A chaotic school day unravels as Sylvia Randall, No. 4 district teacher, struggles to balance urgent attendance demands for May 7 with her wish to hear the famed aviator's speech at Wilson recreation grounds. A new principal arrives, sparking questions about authority and loyalty as a parade of distractions tests her resolve.
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