Lonely E Leads A Fricassee Free Life
A humorous verse about E living in loneliness without companionship or chicken feed yet finding joy in not being fried as fricassee, turning a bleak setup into a wryly optimistic punchline.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
10
Spring tonics and fresh rhubarb dishes lead to healthier days
The piece urges regular spring tonics using fresh rhubarb and dandelion greens, noting winter scarcity of produce. It provides recipes for Rhubarb Roll, Rhubarb and Orange Salad, Tomato Juice Cocktail, Caramel Pudding, and Tomato Surprise Salad, with detailed preparation steps and ingredients.
Smithsonian hosts near replica of Eugene Field’s purple cow
Visitors at the Smithsonian Institution glimpse a near replica of Eugene Field’s famed purple cow. The exhibit piece is a celebrated fragment linked to the poet’s famous work and his ducking memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delft
Washington
Eugene Field
Smithsonian Institution
Money Talks Fortune Tale Comic Exchange
A humorous exchange about a fortune teller who says a woman has a lovely disposition and a handsome man loves her for a small fee. The gag underscores how money can reveal desirable prophecies and social worth.
Nose Deftly Turned Right Brings $3000 Damages
A Cincinnati jury valued the injury at $3000 to Helen Zlatin, fourteen, in John H. Druf fel's common pleas court. The suit said her nose was deflected to the right in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John H. Druffel
Common Pleas Court
Helen Zlatin
Delft chinaware on display in regional museum collection
A loaned assortment of Delft and other historic chinaware will be shown in the ceramics division of the arts and industries building. The purple ornate pieces include Staffordshire Spode Bow Worcester Lowestoft Dresden and Sevres, lent by Mrs Francis T Renwood of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delft
Francis T. Renwood
Baltimore
Staffordshire
Spode
Bow
Worcester
Lowestaft
Dresden
Royal
Sevres
Arts and Industries
History of the term bimbo traced through slang
The piece notes early uses of bimbo from 1887 with vivid descriptions in the Boston Transcript and Baltimore Commercial Transcript. It explores Italian roots meaning baby and possible links to Barbados rum. It concludes with a late 20th century college slang sense defining a bimbo as a girl with a telephone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Baltimore Commercial Transcript
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Turkey counts children of polygamous unions
In Turkey, polygamy is banned since 1926 yet clandestine polygamous unions produced unregistered children. Parents are asked to declare these hidden offspring for citizenship. tens of thousands are being registered under last year’s amnesty, likely boosting census figures from 14 million to 18 million. Only children of illegal unions are recognized. post 1926 polygamous parents cannot register their unions as marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Centenarian Cape Verdean Helps With Family Washing
Mrs. Ermina Pena Barboza of Harwich Massachusetts aged 105 perhaps the oldest woman in New England still helps with the family washing. A Cape Verde native she reads the daily papers and credits longevity to regular sleep and meals and abstinence from liquor and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Mass
Ermina Pena Barboza
New England
Flea Circus Ships From Boston For Experiments
A floating flea circus will depart Boston this spring sending 500 male fleas from the Benson animal farm in Nashua New Hampshire to Copenhagen Denmark for experimental purposes as soon as mild weather arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benson Animal Farm
Nashua
N. H
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hand Organ Verdict Sparks Old New York Debate
Magistrate Louis B. Brodsky rules Dominick Cassello may not play older tunes on a hand organ near a hospital, shunning classics like After the Ball for modern airs. The debate touches on nostalgia versus era, while public focus shifts to tenement reform and fire safety championed by Langdon W. Post as Jacob Riis’s reforms echo through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Brodsky
Yorkville
Dominick Cassello
Cassello
New York
Rosie O'Grady
Brodsky
Annie Rooney
Marie
Lower East Side
Langdon W. Post
Jacob Riis
Cleaning Tips From The Neighbor Says
A column offers home hacks such as washing ceilings with cloths dampened in water and washing soda, grinding cabbage for slaw with a coarse meat grinder blade, correcting overly salty soup with brown sugar, and repairing chipped china with varnish rubbed by a camel hair brush, claiming strong results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Husband’s clever ruse to sway decisions
A lighthearted exchange shows a husband admitting he gets his way by feigning the opposite of his true preference. He explains that by pretending to want the opposite, he influences outcomes without his wife realizing his tactic.
Banner of the Alamo May Return to Texas
The historic banner of the Texan volunteers at the Alamo, captured in 1836, could be returned to Texas after nearly a century in the National Museum of Mexico. The sky blue flag, fading in a museum case, was carried by the Fourth attack column under Col. Juan Morales during the defense of the Alamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Santa Ana
Texas
Texas Patriotic Societies
National Museum of Mexico
Juan Morales
Vera Cruz
Mexico
God and Liberty
New Orleans
Kruschen Salts Claims Fat Loss From Hip to Waist
New York City woman Helga Blaugh reports losing 4 inches from hips 7 inches from waist in 40 days by taking Kruschen Salts. She says she did not fast, feels well, and looks 10 years younger while using a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helga Blaugh
New York City
Judge Questions Bride on Husband's Burglary
A wife admits she knew her husband was a burglar when they married, hoping he would be quiet about the house, as the judge challenges her account.
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Jimmy Garthwaite
Harper & Brothers
Smith
MONEY
Bimbo
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lights of
Stevenson
Secretary Swanson
Navy
Claude Swanson
Henry L. Roosevelt
CWA
Paul Cadmus
Swanson
Banner of the
Soleman Wercine
Pe Hardware
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Bess Eae
RMS
Canada
N&ts
Western Sales CO
Paso
Harold Somers, Inc
Kalb Ave
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