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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
1
The article outlines relish dishes and ravigote butter served on bread, a tangy lemon accented sauce for chicken, Sauce d Havre with onions and curry, blanquette method for cauliflower with mushrooms, and a banana coconut pudding with arrowroot and shredded coconut. A 1932 Western Newspaper Union item.
Advice on removing oil stains from wallpaper with a paste of cold water and pipe clay and letting it stand overnight. Guidance on pickling with pure cider vinegar and avoiding mixing vinegars. Tips to keep coffee tasting right by cleaning the pot weekly and boiling a soda solution. Prevent discoloration by placing peeled fruit in cold water until needed.
Cheerio Chapters edited by Dorothy Edmonds features Tiny the elephant in an alphabet decode tale. A mishap with tied rope ends in a romp through village streets, a chase, a pond misread as water, and a comical rescue by circus folk.
Four large craters have opened on the side of the Descahbe zado volcano in the Andes Chile amid ongoing disturbances. Authorities monitor seismic activity as residents consider evacuation in the region near Talga.
A collage of social glimpses from New York in 1932 notes Rockefeller Jr s home in the East Fifties with a grand pipe organ and a visiting blind pianist, mentions Walter Pforzheimer s Hidden Brook farm library, Royal Copeland s telegram flood in Washington, and Coleman Du Pont s Manhattan hotel life. It also recalls a hotel suite at Waldorf, the Empire State Building s height, a prolific watch collector who repairs timepieces, and Florenz Ziegfeld as a beauty-judge icon across campuses and cities, ending with a tour of Fifth Avenue beauty amid global fashion capitals.
James Widaman of Armstrong Missouri walked beside the Alton tracks when his right foot became wedged in a switch frog. A passing train whistled from around a bend. He untied his shoe and strained to free it, then threw himself aside as the train thundered past, saving his life but losing his foot.
A vintage craft note from 1932 shows cutting a pattern to form longer strips to create a large lamp shade or multiple shades using four clown figures. The clowns can be pasted together to assemble a candle holder sized lampshade, with options for varying sizes.
The term Abomination of Desolation signals extreme hate and devastation. It traces to Rotman and Bibre references in Matthew 4:15, where the Roman standard set up in the Holy of Holies symbolized destruction. The phrase reflects global attitudes toward Roman imperialism in ancient times.
Epaulets worn by Mexican General Santa Anna at San Jacinto presented to the University of Texas library in Austin. The exhibit will include Santa Anna saddle and other historic relics once owned by the late John N. Riley of New Orleans.
In Towa City Iowa Dr Orvis C Irwin of the University of Towa begins experiments on babies less than 15 minutes old The stabilimeter in the crib records every movement and breathing while high speed pictures are taken The doctor believes the studies will allow children to be taught self reading walking and talking at an early age
A Kelso Washington report notes a litter of tailless kittens born to a domestic cat. Owner Manehard is mentioned with the event, and Persi by BL 3 is cited. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
The article chronicles Sitting Bull born 1834 in South Dakota, famed Sioux leader and warrior. It portrays his youth counting coups, role as peace maker, and fierce stance toward whites. It notes his 1866 Little Bighorn era, later years on reservations, and his death during capture by U S forces with Indian police killing him to prevent a rescue.
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