Hot Cross Buns Recall Ancient English Origin
The article traces hot cross buns from ancient England and Saxon spring feasts to a Christian symbol marked by the cross. It notes Good Friday fears and home bakers using two methods, detailing the long and short processes with ingredients for the yeast bread.
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Tomorrow's Menu Highlights Breakfast To Dinner
A full day menu lists breakfast with orange juice cereal cream potato omelet hot cross buns milk and coffee. Luncheon features creamed onions toast radishes olives molasses cookies canned cherries milk tea. Dinner offers breaded veal cutlets tomato fritters dandelion greens lemon sauce banana peanut salad maple syrup custard pie with meringue milk and coffee.
Water Raisin Bread Dough With Cinnamon
Directions describe making a sweet yeast dough with milk sugar butter currants and cinnamon. After mixing and kneading let rise warm until double then shape into small balls slash tops bake 25 minutes brush with sugar syrup. long process includes multiple steps from scalding milk to overnight rise and final bake.
German dirigible to claim world airship title this summer
Berlin reports the LZ-129 at Friedrichshafen will become the world’s largest airship, surpassing the Macon and Akron by several feet. It features separate passenger space from the control room with a dining room, smoking room, library, and fifty two person staterooms. The Zeppelin is slated for trans Atlantic service.
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Friedrichshafen
Macon
Akron
Family tensions surface in clipped school day chat
A fragment shows Mrs Hayes pressing about a club night and a visit by the Snyders. Ellen challenges propriety while a narrator worries about a jealous neighbor who can trigger trouble due to her husband’s job. The exchange hints at social status and control in a family setting.
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Mrs. Snyder
Motorists Paying Heaviest Taxes Ever Levied Upon Transportation
A 1932 chart shows motor vehicle taxes totaling about 1.085 billion dollars, up 6 percent from 1931 and 17 percent from 1929, while railroad taxes fall. Gasoline taxes alone around 600 million, averaging 79 cents per gasoline dollar, and an average vehicle owner pays roughly 30 dollars yearly in gasoline taxes.
Gas Taxes Rise but State Revenues Fall in 1932
Analysts note a historic drop in state gasoline tax receipts while federal and local levies push total collections to a new high. Declines in vehicle purchases registrations and usage accompany the trend, with economists studying the shift.
Tell the truth and learn to talk like grown-ups
Ellen and her mother discuss honesty and lying and the difficulty of answering adults. The mother urges truthfulness after admitting adults often fib. Ellen learns children can teach adults to be honest.
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Ellen
Glorifying Yourself Before Spring Cleansing Routine
Alicia Hart urges readers to thoroughly cleanse and prepare their skin for spring. Start with cold cream for dryness, then wash with warm water and a wash cloth. Scrub facial lines, rinse, dash cold water, and finish with facial oil or lotion and a cream powder base to keep makeup in windy March.
How Bocters Treat Colds and Coughs
Thousands of physicians endorse Calotabs to break up colds and relieve congestion. A nightly dose of one or two tablets with milk or water purges the system and grants a hearty next day. Sold in 10c and 25c packages at drug stores.
Baptist church group aids Bright Star and local youth
The Senior B Y P U of the Baptist church visited Bright Star Sunday afternoon to render a program and help organize a B Y P U. They report Mrs A P Delaney and Mrs Joe Jackson improving after illness. Local residents attended church in Ozan Sunday night and others traveled to Hope on business.
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B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Bright Star
A. P. DeLaney
Joe Jackson
W. V. Frazier
Bob Levins
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