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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
4
The Lynden editor and publisher announces publication details for Lynden Washington printed every Thursday. It lists subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar twenty five cents, Canada and foreign two fifty, and notes advertising rates on application.
The State Tax League promotes a state income tax as the sole reform proposal, arguing expense cuts have limits and revenue must come from a new source. It claims the tax would reach taxpayers beyond the assessor and ease the burden on farms and homes in Washington. The piece closes with a humorous aside on cars and waves.
City of Bellingham spent 9.60 for a bottle of whiskey this summer. Councilman George Cole hastened to ex- the Herald explains the rationale and warns of wider scrutiny and potential political implications.
Councils says a bottle was bought to treat officers of the U S S Tennessee during a harbor visit this summer aboard the ship. Cole notes the crew asked to see the Peace Arch at Blaine and implies the city could have paid itself if forewarned.
State Tax League urges dropping the Centralia Normal School levy. $30,000 was spent last session for preliminaries and about $200,000 more is in the current budget. Critics say Washington needs no extra normal school. Cheney already serves. Ellensburg and Bellingham could adequately educate teachers more economically. Federal experts probe the Mediterranean fruit fly while calls rise for more railroad cars to address the Washington fruit fly issue.
Rich biscuit dough with butter and dark brown sugar rolled like a jelly cake and baked until browned. Butter and sugar glaze hints, plus a spicy mixture with chili sauce mustard and cayenne. Pan broiled pork chops cooked in a sauce, served with mashed potatoes in a pyramid and parsley garnish.
A wanderer dog named Life Lines seeks shelter and play. He longs for a real home and first tries a grand mansion, then a shabby shack where a dim oil lamp glows. Children’s smiles greet him at a humble doorway and he is welcomed inside.
A garbled collection of aphorisms and sayings mixes playful lines about Christmas, hats, loneliness, football, Jack Dempsey and weather. It touches on clever quips about fools, tobacco, silks hats, and romance without a coherent narrative or clear reporting.
A basic macaroon guide uses one cup flour one cup bran one tablespoon shortening one egg one tablespoon sugar one cup milk two teaspoons baking powder four teaspoons salt Cream shortening and sugar. Add milk and egg well beaten then the dry ingredients. Stir well and drop spoonfuls on a buttered tin. Bake about ten minutes yielding about three dozen macaroons.
Wash and slice enough carrots to yield about one cup mashed. Beat in two eggs one cup sugar and one cup milk with ginger cinnamon nutmeg and cloves. Add one cup mashed carrot, pour into pastry lined plate and bake. Cool and top with meringue.
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