Buffet Meal Ideas With Mixed Salads And Fancy Sauces
A vintage buffet plan features mixed cold meats with sauces including chili and horseradish, plus several salads such as a glorified pointe salad with bacon or anchovy, and green or vegetable salads. Desserts spotlight ice cream with inventive sauces like crushed peaches with almonds or chocolate mint. add two sauces for guest choice. Also included are rolls, bread, and various relishes, plus recipes for sauces and ring mold olives, rice and tomato croquettes, and decorative gelatin desserts.
Angler Beats Fish in Chin Punch Tale for Prize
Belleville Ontario fisherman Frank Aikenza won first prize for a fish story after a 38 pound muskellonge dragged his boat for over an hour in the Moira River and struck his chin with its tail as he tried to land it. He described the battle as the worst he ever faced and showed a swollen face from the hit.
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Belleville
Ont
Frank Aikensa
Sidney Farmer
Aikena
Moira
Justian
Mountain Sheep Abundant in Wyoming County Counts Reach 1200
Warden A Pendergraft and Fredeye of the UO report freshly counted mountain sheep during a trip into the high mountains near Jackson Wyoming. They logged more than 1200 sheep including 200 rams as they consider whether to close the season this year.
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Wyoming
Jackson
Wyo
Inme
Pendergraft
Fredeye
Mule Dad Sold 31 Years Ago Recognized by Son
Burns Oregon reports Jim Mahon once famous Harney county mule breeder sold a mule in 1008. Mahon’s son Ra Mahon now in San Francisco recognized the mule along a California road by its brand “Te.” For fifteen years the father sold about 300 mules yearly in Stockton, with many other tough mules likely still in use.
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Burns, Ore
Jim Mahon
Harney County
Ra Mahon
San Francisco
California
Stockton
Ill News Travels Fast From Plutarch Achnowledged
A clipped reflection notes the familiar proverb ill news travels fast and traces its origin to Plutarch in the first century after Christ. The passage recalls common reactions to news and the enduring nature of old sayings.
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Plutarch
Intarch
Chinese Dynasty Traced to 16th Century B C
London scientist Prof W Perceval Letts notes archaeology pushes Chinese history back to the sixteenth century B C and may explain origins and contacts with the West. He cites the Shang-Yin dynasty as a crucial early period and recalls the 1809 An Yang river bank discovery of inscribed bone and tortoise shell.
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B. C
London
West
W. Perceval Letts
An-Yang
Honan
Loggers Fell 240-Foot Giant Spruce in Oregon
In Clatsop county loggers Jack Mc Cawley and Bert Anderson of Crown-Wil Mamette spent ten hours to fell a 240 foot giant spruce. The tree measured 11 feet 9 inches across the butt and scaled 54 900 feet, with minimal diameter variation. The trunk stood straight for 125 feet before branching and will be sliced into veneer panels.
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Astonia
Oregon
Clatsop County
Jack McCawley
Bert Anderson
Crown-Wil- Mamette Company
Nature
Dead and Savings Gone in Life Revival Case
Seventy-year-old Thomas Dresser filed to restore his life after being declared dead by the Supreme Court of British Columbia last December. He went to a Victoria bank to withdraw funds but found the account inaccessible due to the death ruling. The estate had been ordered divided among relatives including some in New Zealand, with succession duties already paid.
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Victoria, BK
Thomas Dresser
Victoria
Supreme Court of
British Columbia
New Zealand
Lights of New York 21 stevenson stock tale and crusty gossip
A collage of urban scenes from New York includes stock market chatter, a crab catching boast by Elizabeth Wheeler and Jane Luthey, and a misread of General Porcupine at 50 cents. The piece moves through slug laws, Tin Pan Alley jargon, theater notes, artist layoffs, and a cafe vignette ending with a stealthy meal theft.
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New Commission
New Deal
Elizabeth Wheeler
John N. Wheeler
Jane Luthey
Grantland Rice
East Hampton
My Nae SAYS simi Sita’s Fruit Steamed Pudding Tips
A fragmentary note from Associated Newspapers offers household tips for steaming a fruit pudding in a double boiler, removing stains with soda or camphor, and buttering squash before baking to enhance flavor.
Wireless English project for Gold Coast pupils
The Gold Coast plans to use wireless to teach English to dusky young natives. Nana Sir Ofori Atta, paramount chief, visited Olympia and bought a seven-tube radio for experiments with advanced pupils. Steffori, noted for modern views on education, still favors traditional dress with a gold crown and flowing robes.
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London
Gold Coast
Nana Sir Ofori Atta
Olympia
Steffori
Man Walks Pig as Pet in Miles City
Roy Milligan strolls a small white pig on a leash through Miles City Montana a quirky pet idea borrowed from a traveling salesman who once kept the animal.
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Strell
Miles City
Mont
Roy Milligan
Milligan
No Winner Noted In Son's Graduation Honors
Report notes no medals or varsity athletic honors for the graduate, despite strong marks in all subjects. The son achieved high averages across studies with no award distinctions announced by the school.
Measles risk and prevention urged for children and families
An old article urges parents to treat measles seriously despite complacency. It notes high infection rates, risks for under six children, and the importance of isolation, early diagnosis, and physician led serum injections from convalescent blood to build immunity.
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Poudden
Jimmy Gartawaite
Harper & Brothers
WNU
Bell Syndicate
BY Jean Newton
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Manfried
East 222Nd Street
The
Bronx
Lights of
New York
Stevenson
City News
Howard Dieta
Sigmund Spaeth
Waldorf-Astoria
Tin Pan Alley
Rudy Vallee
Floyd Gibbons
Lawrence Tibbett
Lawrence Rivers
Avon
Elmer Rice
Belasco
Smokies
Ethel
Bell Byndicate
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Enst
South America
Simi
the Associated Newspapers
WRU Service
Lloyd Arnold
University of Illinois
Easles
Ftato
Departments of Health
United States
Perente
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