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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
3
The article details summer children’s styles featuring stripes ginghams and plaids in dresses and hats. It highlights capes, ruffles, organza, linen fabrics, and multi colored gingham outfits for six to seven year olds, with emphasis on practical trims and coordinating accessories.
An Smithsonian official notes terns prefer wood and sticks for nests when trees are unavailable. The article mentions Ap devisres and Ant berzi canes as examples of damaged nesting areas with glands exposed.
A note from Mottier Cook Book describes lightening menus in warm weather with plentiful free vegetables. It suggests a chop suey style dish using celery, cooked meat, beans, onion and a light sauce, served on a bordered platter with a dash of chop suey sauce.
Creamed sardines with mashed fish bones removed and spices. Melt butter, add breadcrumbs and milk then heat. Stir in chopped hard boiled eggs and sardines. Season with salt pepper and paprika. Serve over roasted bread pieces.
Quick guide for making short bread cakes or scotch short bread. Bake shells, hollow centers, fill with whipped cream or orange cream, top with almonds or coconut, and serve with berries or orange ice cream. Recipe notes from Western Newspaper Union.
A garbled tale references the Thunderer of Waters as the old Tafiies name for Niagera fais and describes superstitions about a yearly sacrifice to a Great spirit. The passage mentions a maiden sent in a canoe with offerings as part of a ritual chase.
A Philadelphia firm Rogsting Co. promotes a county distributor operation selling Beertuts and Sulles Nuts. The sales effort targets local retailers with a Truck and trade samples.
Surviving markings carved into stone and wood across Bug lang cathedrals such as Westcloster Canterbury Norwich and Gloucester show cloister benches with game squares for nail men fox and geese. The cloisters once served as medieval schoolrooms where pupils played these divined classroom games.
The state of Michigan owns 166 18 acres in Chippens county, equating to more than one sixth of the county.
The write up outlines styling ideas using costume jewelry as a focus. It mentions frost leather or braid fastenings and white trims with navy and black straw accents. Grange and m shades accent silvery looks while black becomes a sportswear fabric. Evening frocks feature voluminous sleeves and Sleeker frothy silhouettes are suggested.
A dubious fashion note extols soft rubber corsets claiming they shape the wearer's figure with a sleek line from hips to chest. The item advertises no finger-snag issues and emphasizes discreet support while dismissing critiques as outdated.
The text describes hydrogen as a chemical element present in volcanic gases and outlines production by zinc and sulfuric acid action or by electrolysis. It notes pure hydrogen without odor taste or color and mentions isolates around percent ranges, highlighting basic methods and properties.
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