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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1937
Page
8
A reflective column notes desert homesteaders in Anta Monica and remote ranches educating children through self sacrifice and staying in touch via radio and media, while city wealth fuels discontent. It jokes about prosperity's return and critiques stock scammers, taxes on federal workers, and boxing champ Braddock.
Secretary Morgenthau consults Dr Jacob Viner of Chicago to advise on gold problems as the Treasury shapes policy. Viner, a Harvard- and McGill-educated scholar, criticizes artificial wage and price controls and favors free flow of credits and goods with low tariffs. He is a visiting professor at Geneva and has a global reputation in money and credit theory.
A speaker recounts living a month on Tobago to imitate Crusoe life. He details acquiring gear, goats, a parrot named Susie, a gray kitten, and a goatherd’s two kids. He befriends a native boy named Toesday, teaches the parrot to call him Poor Richard Crusoe, and notes the island’s harsh climate and distant modern comforts.
A cooking and household tips page from WNU Service covers methods to keep brass bright with white shellac, measuring sugar by weight to cups, a cheese savoury canape with olives and mayonnaise, patches to protect tables and clocks from scratches, kidney and macaroni dish with garnish, sewer fruit dessert sugar reduction, banana toast, and a tip to prevent gem batter scorching.
A crochet pattern presents an open work design called Pattern 1443 for a medal lion motif. Instructions cover stitches, color ideas, materials, and joining options to create a dresser scarf, table cloth, or similar piece. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. for the pattern.
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