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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
2
A column advises economical use of leftovers through meat and potato hash and creative repurposing. Tips include using boiled rice or spaghetti, stuffing peppers, and turning roast beef or lamb into stews or salads with celery and mayonnaise. Reader anecdotes illustrate keeping waste to a minimum.
Gathering Maple Shop notes tapping a single place on a tree can prolong life. Some larger trees tolerate two or three taps without injury, but tapping two nearby spots on one trunk is disastrous and harms the tree.
A discussion argues that self harm to regain a husband rarely works. It asserts men pursue what is hard to obtain and prefer elusive, not easily available devotion. The piece warns against demonstrations of love like self harm and suggests leaving him with contentment and indifference as a more effective tactic.
The Vice President is not a senate member and cannot participate in debate except to break ties. The president pro tempore presides in the VP's absence and is a senator who may debate. The speaker of the House is a member with full floor privileges.
Dorothy Edmonds presents activities from Barry and balloons to word games and a birthday balloon division challenge. Readers imagine numbers, words, and colors in balloons, solve a divisibility puzzle for equal shares, and spot color matches during an April shower.
A fragmentary note presents Ellie Maxwell's dining guide with a playful sequence of images and a stray quote about a tasty fritter. It hints at fritters served hot with warm sauce and offers incomplete lines about fruit fritters and entertaining guests.
A quirky note links Greek and Roman lore to good luck via a fish mascot and Venus. The page then offers dessert recipes including Fruity Fritters with pineapple banana pear or apple, Chocolate Nut Pudding with walnuts and custard, Lemon Cheese Treat with gelatin and cottage cheese, and Cherry Fritters with maraschino cherries, all with step by step instructions and sauces from 1931 Western Newspaper Univ.
A collection notes young ages and talents including Jamie Vorgeneeence who earned a munud dollars before age ten, Yehudi Menuhin performing in New York, and Christopher Robin as the son of A. A. Milne the English poet novelist who inspired works loved by children.
A pattern tutorial describes assembling a miniature carriage from cut figures, using holes and paper fasteners to join the body top wheels and four corners. Instructions include tracing dotted lines, punching milk bottle top holes, and mounting components to complete a simple craft carriage.
In a whimsical tale the conceited Mr Rooster preens as the Sun delays his rise, animals chatter and farm life stirs at first light. Morning glories greet the day while a sleeping Grandpa and bustling family mischief add charm.
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