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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
3
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe guide outlines making rhubarb marmalades and conser ves with sugar, cream, nuts, and citrus. It describes caramelizing sugar, boiling to soft ball, and combining rhubarb with oranges and lemons, then adding almonds and letting the mix set in glasses or jars.
Peter overhears Happy Jack discuss Short-Tail the Shrew and realizes his own claim of knowing everything may be false. He resists at first but grows increasingly uncomfortable as the joke hints he has more to learn about his neighbors and surroundings.
The article explains VRIL TOLLEY’s powerful drive technique emphasizing keeping the address and impact positions nearly identical. It warns that head lift disrupts alignment and suggests resting the club behind the ball with the left heel opposite it to shift weight onto the left foot, relaxing the backswing and ensuring a centered downswing for an accurate stroke.
A collection of classroom quips and trivia from 1933 includes jokes about letters following D, pistils protecting flowers, gargoyles for sore throats, and remarks on race. It mentions Mendel the Austrian priest who studied peas and cross pollinated them, noting plants and animals descend from their parents.
Chenile ribbon scarfs appear as a new mid season accessory. Made from wool with heavy chenille ribbon embroidery for a soft flattering effect. Favorite colors include white, sunny yellow and mist gray.
The term cowboy reportedly originated during the American Revolution to describe a band of Tory raiders who plundered cattle from both sides around the New York neutral ground.
Eight women attorneys in Cleveland create an all female law firm, the first in Ohio and among the few nationwide, signaling progress for women in the legal profession.
Paris fashion creators Juliette and Jeanne unveil a spring display featuring wool ensembles paired with white jersey blouses accented by a blue line. The presentation highlights fresh textures and a light color palette for the new season.
Poem asks for friendship over fortune and years. It states a friend’s presence eases heaviness and brightens dark paths. The speaker seeks smiles songs and daily support, believing shared burdens become lighter and horizons clearer with a true companion.
A historical scene shows the barren Nelson Nevada area once a bustling mining hamlet. Though mines lie abandoned the remaining claims are occasionally worked by hopeful prospectors seeking a lucky vein.
A compact proverb-like note reflects on human bias and hypocrisy with a familiar phrase about judging others. It contrasts self-claims of virtue with observed flaws across people and societies.
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