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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
4
A guide offering multiple methods to prepare asparagus. Dishes include baked with cheese, fried asparagus in rich white sauce, rolls fried in fat, and egg sauce variants. Also covers boiled asparagus with butter or sauces, plus molded asparagus dishes with eggs and chicken or veal.
Silk tends to thin and develop holes where folded or pressed. Never store long garments in a drawer with weight on top. hang or lay flat. Regularly take down and shake silk pieces to avoid creasing and weakening. Keep dampness away to prevent rot and spoilage.
A quick breakfast idea uses butter in a ramekin, milk soaked bread crumbs, and beaten eggs. Fold in grated cheese and bake briefly until puffed and lightly browned, served hot in individual ramekins for a neat luncheon dish.
In Julian California small mountain settlements host vaudeville circuits with Mexican performers traveling from Baja California by wagon or burro. Handbills in Spanish advertise cheap shows, often acrobatics or concerts, followed by dances. The troupe travels on to new sites each night with makeshift stages in barns or schoolhouses.
Mrs. James Maner of near Gilmore on the Mari car line plans a Miami trip to view a legacy valued at ten thousand dollars left by a tramp she once helped. A Miami lawyer prompted the claim after years, revealing an estate of houses and land and travel expenses financed by the will.
Miss Goldie Ready runs La Porte cooperative school where students and board form a stockholder like partnership. The teacher draws $60 monthly, and pupils take responsibility for learning, discipline, and school improvements. The setup includes a sewing machine, gardens, advisory student board, journals, debates, and evening entertainments. The model mirrors soldier teamwork with personal pride in outcomes.
Charles Kateza of Allentown, once speechless after an accident in an iron foundry, regained speech after a fellow patient told him a funny yarn at Mercy Hospital. He burst into laughter, dreamed of the tale, and has since spoken normally, doctors deeming the restoration permanent.
Dallas officials unveil a new ten story jail and criminal court building praised by experts as one of the finest in the country. It features tub and shower baths, clean air via a ventilation network, and modern punishments including the water cure and a lighted box stall for rebellious prisoners.
A girl who loves to talk recalls her long, humorous journey to understanding baseball. She describes missteps from outdated fashion to college lectures and bank president theories, then finally grasps the game during a lively day at the ballpark ending with a smashed parasol and a sense of achievement.
A wry exchange frames a man’s prison fate through his stated motive. He says his convictions, not acts, landed him inside, while a skeptical observer notes the common tendency to blame others for what they fail to do.
The narrator adores Sylvia in bright Virginia sun with her brown hair and gray eyes. A harsh voice interrupts as a speaker jeers that she is less cheerful, claiming she kicks harder than any cow, breaking the moment.
A comic street exchange features Jones and a nun named Smith discussing babies and aging. Jones boasts his child talks like a parrot, while Smith reports her infant has not yet walked, prompting playful banter about growth and daily life.
A magistrate asks the couple standard vows as a Western Kentucky bridegroom halts the wall reach and offers to pay 3 percent now or wait six months for his wife’s value. The magistrate accepts 2 dollars immediately, ending the exchange.
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