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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
8
This installment surveys desserts from pancakes to roly poly and Dutch apple cake. It covers biscuit dough usage for puddings, steamer and oven methods, and sauces. Suet puddings and sponge cake fillings are discussed with practical ratios and baking times.
A historic cooking lesson outlines steam puddings from suet to rich plum varieties, with detailed recipes for Dark Suet Pudding Fruited Carrot Pudding and Rich Old Fashioned English Plum Pudding. It covers mould prep, steaming times, parchment use, and substitutions including milk and eggs, plus milk puddings and cornstarch variations with toppings and souffles.
Concluding installment in The Kansas Industrial Welfare Act series by Prof Domenico Gagliardo examines Kansas legislation aimed at worker welfare, especially for women and children. The work notes provisions still in force, and argues for continued state action despite the national recovery act reducing need for state control.
Christian Science lesson sermons across churches discuss the Golden Text from First Peter and a citation from Take 17 20 21 regarding the kingdom of God. The correlative text from Science and Health emphasizes that the kingdom of God is within consciousness and reachable through spiritual understanding.
Washington July 2 AP Representative W A Ayres Democrat dean of the Kansas delegation was named to the federal trade commission to succeed James A Landis The post pays 10000 annually and Ayres may accept or decline after consulting White House aides The appointment tightens Kansans in federal posts and opens a wide open race in Kansas fifth district with Ayres on ballot or potentially resigning if he takes the commissionership The Kansas Democratic leaders awaited Ayres decision and predicted either re election or primary bid depending on his acceptance
Homer H. Gerstenberger returned to Eudora after attending the June 26 and 27 meeting in Cleveland to organize the Evangelical and Reformed church. He noted enthusiasm and a splendid spirit as the new denomination formed without creed or constitution, solely on unity.
The Chelsea Record quotes a quote exchange about cake and cooking, noting a landlady Mrs Binks defending her baking while a boarder jokes a few biscuits could build a hotel. The item also mentions sending the Journal-World to readers away this summer at 25e per month by mail.
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