Corn Chowder and Two Corn Dishes From Agriculture Guidance
A recipe set from the Department of Agriculture outlines a hearty corn chowder with ham, onion, potatoes, milk and parsley, plus two additional corn dishes Corn Fondue and Cheese Corn Tomato on Toast with steps and ingredients. The guidance emphasizes canned corn as a January staple and includes preparation notes and serving ideas.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Protestant Evangelists Get Extension of Visas In Italy
Church of Christ evangelists in Italy receive a three month visa extension after protests in Washington. Vatican paper Osservatore Romano condemns communist press for religious intolerance while noting incidents near Frascati and Castel Gandolfo.
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Italy
Rome
Church of Christ Evangelists
Church of Christ
Ed Gosset
D-Texas
State Department
Washington
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Cline R. Paden
Bownfield
Texas
Church of Christ Orphange
Frascati
Alban Hills
Gandolfo
Pius XII
Castel Grandolfo
Aden
Osservatore
Wood
Cologne
Germany
Josef Cardinal Frings
College Exhibition Demonstrates Visual Perception Shocks
Ohio State University hosts a visual perception center with 27 demonstrations showing how sight and learning are influenced by perspective. Professors Sherman Mooney and Ames lead the project, using oddly shaped rooms and leaf-room experiments to reveal how the mind interprets reality.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Janey
Junior
Adelbert Ames, Jr
Hanover Institute
New Hampshire
Ohio State
Hoyt L. Sherman
Ross L. Mooney
Ames
Sherman
University
School of Fine Arts
Princeton
Sherman and
Mooney
It Girl of the Silent Screen
He was a New York born writer on Broadway and Hollywood who produced notable films like The Killers and The Naked City and died in Hollywood on December 21 1947. A famed English beauty known for her looks rose to notoriety as one of England's most beautiful women.
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New York City
New York
King Features Syndicate
Hollywood
England
Noted Actress of 19th Century Dies in Monte Carlo
Lilian Campbell reports a biography of an actress born in 1852 who became a manager in London and America from 1881 onward. She was said to be a favorite of the future Edward VII. She died at Monte Carlo on February 12, 1929.
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London
America
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Monte Carlo
Notable figures celebrate birthdays with candles
Ferenc Molnar Georges Carpentier Dorothy Moore Herbert O. Crisler and Alvin N. McMillin mark birthdays by lighting candles in a shared celebration highlighting their contributions in theater sports film and college athletics.
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Ferenc Molnar
Georges Carpentier
Dorothy Moore
Herbert O
Fritz) Crisler
Alvin N
Bo) McMillin
Births and Firsts Mark Early 17th Century to 1930s
Timeline notes John Winthrop birth as colonial governor in 1588. 1919 postwar Peace Conference opens informally in Paris. 1932 Hattie W. Caraway of Arkansas elected to US Senate as first woman in that role.
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John Winthrop
Paris
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
United States Senate
Quintet in music five part vocal or instrumental
Five part musical composition in vocal or instrumental form. Derives from French quintette Italian quintette and Latin quintus meaning fifth.
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Kwin-Tet
Quintette
Quinto
Quintus
Conserving Resources Guides a New Year Outlook
The passage urges guarding value judgments and conserving resources as a guiding rule for the new year. It forecasts a period that should prove favorable, noting a birth date implies a sympathetic and understanding child.
Seneca Quote on Writing and Thinking
A concise reflection attributed to Lucius Annaeus Seneca on the conflict between inner thought and outward speech. It contrasts the odiousness of writing one thing while thinking another with the shame of merely thinking one thing and speaking another.
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Lucius Annacus Seneca
Fragmentary Quiz Clip Teases Random Answers
A mixed OCR fragment lists items including a question about neutralizing a toxin, Clara Bow as Mrs Rex Bell, a Browning line, Liberia, and biblical books. The readable pieces resemble a scattered vocabulary or puzzle snippet without cohesive context.
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Clara Bow
Rex Bell
Pippa
Robert Browning
Liberia
Cripple Creek Emerges From Gold Discovery Era
Cripple Creek Colorado developed early from a gold discovery in the 1880s and quickly gained telegraph lines railroads and brick buildings, contrasting with other camps that faced more Indian battles trappers and vigilantes.
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Cripple Creek
Colo. —P
Colorado
Bad Check Suspect Apprehended After Escape Attempt
West side currency exchange manager Ted Borowski locked a passerby in the cashier cage during a bad check incident. The man leaped through a window but was captured by police and taken to the station. Borowski then taunted the suspect with a second offer.
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Chicago
West Side
Ted Borowski
Borowski
Belgium Merchant Fleet Near Prewar Size in 1949
Belgium's merchant fleet approaches prewar scale with 100 ships and a gross tonnage of 414,779 as of Sept 30, 1949. In May 1940, at invasion, the fleet numbered 101 ships with 433,000 tons.
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Brussels
Belgium
Hunters Blamed for Majority of First Missouri Fires
A Missouri report assigns blame to hunters for three fourths of the initial fires. Officials warn of ongoing hunting season risks and urge better fire prevention measures.
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Missouri
Danish Restaurateur Cuts Prices Spurs Surprising Turnover
In Copenhagen a Danish restaurant keeper slashed meals to 1925 levels and filled the house, boosting turnover by about 200 percent. Colleagues denounced him as mad yet others copied the policy. Accountants back the move as long as turnover remains 50 percent above normal.
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Copenhagen
Unusual Cotton Yield Near Fresno Sets Record
Henry Reitz produced 21 bales from five acres near Fresno in a special case where land had been pasture for seven years and heavily fertilized. He also grows 150 acres yielding about 2 bales per acre.
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Fresno
Calif
Henry Reitz
Reitz
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