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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
5
A dainty dessert or appetizing sandwich is enjoyed. Spanish Cream described. Soak two tablespoons gelatin in four tablespoons cold water until soft. Heat one quart milk with sugar and salt, then pour over beaten egg yolks. Return to double boiler and cook until coats the spoon. Stop.
A digest of home economizing and cooking guidance includes pantry tips for avoiding waste and techniques for browning and glazing pastries. It shares gelatin desserts coffee gelatine maple mousse and apricot pie fillings with step by step instructions and measurements from the Western Newspaper Union circa 1931.
A Midwestern town allows men and women to sit together for the first time in forty years. The change, credited to modern youth, sparks debate on responsibility and radical reform as the town eyes a hopeful but uncertain outcome.
The speaker recalls happier days when yielding kept peace but chooses self pride over submission. He reflects on resisting others and maintaining autonomy from youth to old age, noting one stubborn stance remains unbossed despite weariness and loss.
A humorous description of the Abyssinian Gwumpit in a playful essay by Hugh Hutton. The animal is sacred to natives and eats candy, prompting daily chases through the forest by a giant jiggerwort. It evades capture by turning inside out, while the creature remains unseen.
In a whimsical scene the Jogalong helps a centipede calm his nerves and retrain his feet while a boy learns from a trumpet ear device. The tale hints at a future Jogalong adventure as the boy and friend depart through a magical land.
In a patient case, Dr Savage worries over Enid Walker an eighteen year old whose selfish streak strains her mother Mrs Walker. A senior doctor guides a gentler hand reshaping Enid toward moral steadiness as her mother promises a stronger household influence. The pair discuss a plan to foster growth and marriage potential through firm guidance and supportive romance.
Papil argues that barbarism is defined by the husband and boss while civilization is defined by the wife. The remark frames gendered power as the measure of social order.
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