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Newspaper
Hobbs News
Location
Hobbs, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
6
A nostalgic guide to autumn apples cites varieties like Macintosh as versatile for eating and cooking. It praises baked apples, brown Betty, apple pie, dumplings, and fried apple treats, with parenthetical notes on serving with cream or ham and a vintage batter-fried apple recipe.
A compact note reflects a mood of seeking new paths and choices for the year ahead, hinting at plans, travel or change in pace. The brief writing suggests a shift in priorities and a desire to explore different opportunities.
In Wrexham England James Williams aged 58 a collier of Rhostyllion was granted six dollars a week in compensation after doctors testified in county court that an accident at work caused weight gain leaving him unable to work. Judge Sir Artemus Jones approved the award noting the medical evidence.
Recipes for apple dumpling with layered apples and a hard sauce, and a spiced steamed raisin pudding. Includes ingredients lists for dough, fillings, spices, and methods to bake or steam, with temperatures and times suitable for home kitchens. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
The article notes that E pluribus unum meaning Out of many one was chosen in 1776 by Franklin Jefferson and Adams to design the national seal and currency. It says the phrase, reflecting a union of many states, was taken from Virgil's poem Morteum, linking old and new.
London. An amusing tale from Philip Inman in Old and Wine recounts King George V asking to enter a ward kitchen. A nurse at a gas oven notes the king’s remark that he “sometimes do a little cooking myself” when allowed. A light exchange about sleep talking follows with the doctor advising no action.
A collage of old time newspaper pranks and stilting hoaxes. Bill Phelan and Bill Hanna’s meeting led to a sanitarium episode. A fake cable to Egypt about Theodore Roosevelt sparked a rush of excitement at The Herald. A schooner race plan and a detective swapping hats add comic notes from Times Square era.
A column of household tips from the Associated Newspapers WwNU Service covers beating egg whites separately for pineapple pie, easing screw insertion in wood with soap, preventing curdling in bisque by adding baking powder, and using adhesive plaster under a cut in oilcloth to stop tear spread.
Tourists visiting Port of Spain seek a famed ring said to have been given by Queen Elizabeth to the Earl of Essex and later passed through Sir Thomas Warner. The rose diamond jewel reportedly vanished during a party in the Hall's garden, a century after Warner settled in Trinidad.
A veteran hunter argues that shooting with both eyes open yields faster, more accurate gun pointing. He notes one-eyed shooting causes strain and misses, explains eye dominance issues, and describes stock adjustments and head position to enable two-eyed aiming for steadier aligns and better field results.
A writer to the Montreal Herald reports the 2,500-year-old Cumaean Sibyl sanctuary has been located at Cumae near Naples after 1,200 years of conjecture. The site includes the rough-hewn chamber where the Sibyl reportedly gave Rome’s fate prophecies, matching Virgil's sixth book description in the Aeneid.
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