Cool Beverages Best Thing To Serve Finicky Eaters
Mary E Dague suggests refreshing drinks to please picky eaters on hot days. Recipes include Pineapple Shake Orange Eggnog and Fruit Foam, using fruit juice milk eggs and syrups, plus tips on chilling and serving. The tone notes a late 19th or early 20th century domestic menu vibe and mentions Robert Ryle e Ry lee s Deep Dark River as a published novel.
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Presidentallocates funds for tax return study and labor job specs
President Roosevelt on Thursday allotted 200000 of work relief funds to the Treasury for a statistical compilation and analysis of income tax returns, notably those of the little fellow. Wisconsin receives 3124 for Milwaukee based work. 5 million returns will be analyzed for 1933 and 1934 to map income distribution and small business activity. The Treasury will run the project as relief work. The president also approved 350100 to the Labor Dept to develop job specifications and occupational classifications to aid employment services in worker placement across Works program industries.
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Local Notices From Galesville Area Highlight Visits and Operations
Special report from Galesville Wisconsin notes H C Benrud plans a new home for Mr and Mrs Gale McKeeth. Visitors include Esther Bjoland from Chicago and Lora Dick from Monticello. Several local residents undergo throat operations and appendicitis care in La Crosse.
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Lora Dick
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Ann
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Ettrick
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Buffalo man argues with police constitutional? City court ruling
In Buffalo New York Harold Bowen was discharged after arguing with a policeman who tried to stop children from playing on lawns. Judge Maul said a citizen can talk to a police officer and used a king analogy to defend Bowen. In California Redwood City Henry Blotevogel, about 53, died of shock after his dog was hit by a train.
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