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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
22
Tomzio Jelly uses tomatoes gelatin and seasonings then sets in molds for a chilled savory jelly. Served with meats as a holiday variation. Mrs Edward J Seymour 162 West Broadway Shelbyville offers a confection note and almond sugar marzipan instructions.
Representative Roy G. Fitzgerald accuses General Frank T. Hines and the veteran bureau of delaying under the Tyson Fitzgerald act. The law grants World War I officers 75 percent pay if 30 percent disabled, with hundreds of protests reported. Fitzgerald says congress intentions are being thwarted and cites slow action on a key legal interpretation. Production figures: malt syrup output rose from 438 million to 450 million pounds in 1926 and 1927.
Cut in oblong strips bake on greased sheet for fifteen minutes. Coat cooled cookies with transparent icing. Recipe credits Mrs. Margaret Haug. Includes Gypsy Brown Burrs fruit balls and Variety Spice Cake with spices and milks.
A fragment from a cookbook page lists cranberry cocktail with cranberry sauce pears pineapple lemon juice and serving in tall glasses with candied cranberry. It also notes a Sand Hearts recipe with flour sugar butter eggs dough rolling out and heart shapes with beaten egg and sugar before baking.
A short snippet lists an adaptable rolled sugar cookie method. It notes rolling and cutting shapes on a board and sprinkling pulverized sugar during preparation, attributed to Mrs. O H Schultz of 4651 Rookwood Ave.
In Goldsmith Indiana sheriff and a farmer used nails placed in corn ears to trap a thief. Mark Parks reported corn stolen from his crib and found notes of nails in hog lot cobs at Harry Foster near Goldsmith. Foster, a local farmer, was arrested and awaits trial.
Miss Gertrude Caton Thompson will sail to South Africa next month to study prehistoric stone walls and temples at Zimbabwe. The expedition supports the British Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in South Africa next summer, with excavations planned at the mystery city and guided tours for attendees.
The article notes a labyrinth of courts, stairways, walls, and towers leading to the conclusion that an ancient civilization existed with limited relation to contemporary regional natives.
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