Souffles for luncheon dishes from Edith M Barber
Letters show reader interest in souffles as affordable luncheon or dessert dishes. The article explains two methods including a water-bath technique to prevent collapse, with a chef’s foundation used in a famous New York hotel and a standard version with vegetables or meat.
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Edith M. Barber Everal
New York
So Miss Degold Married a Rake Scoop
A wry line hints at a society marriage where Miss Degold’s dowry winds up with a sly suitor. The quip frames the rake as the beneficiary and uses a sharp, ear-catching metaphor about financial maneuvering.
Delicate Vanilla Souffle and Fruit Rice Mold Desserts
A recipe fragment lists a vanilla souffle with butter, flour, eggs, and baking in a water bath, then Strawberries and Rice with mashed berries served with cream. It also includes Cabbage and Apple Salad with shredded cabbage diced apple mayonnaise chill sauce or catsup and chopped nuts as a final garnish.
Horse theft penalty cut in Klamath Falls court
In Oregon, horse stealing once punished by hanging now carries two year sentences. Judge William Dun can recently sentenced two confessed thieves to two years each.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
William Duncan
Dynamite Dropped From Plane North of Cascade Mine
Pilot Murray Stewart carried fourteen 50 pound boxes of dynamite to a Cascade mountains mine in an airplane and dropped them from 600 feet. The load was carefully packed and did not explode. Miners had been cut off by a storm.
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Seattle
Murray Stewart
Cascade Mountains
Care and Baking Tips From The Daily Kitchen
Keep waxed floors in good condition by letting the wax dry thoroughly before polishing. Renew the finish as soon as it wears. Sweeten whipped cream with strained honey for flavor and firmness. For two crust pies, vent the top crust with a fork to prevent bursting and juice loss. Choose heavy oranges lemons and grapefruit for more juice.
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Cee
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Indian Put on the Spot Centuries Ago Found in California
Smithsonian archaeologists unearthed the skull of John Yokut a Tualumniu Indian while inspecting Buena Vista Lake shore near Bakersfield California The remains include a fire still burning fossilized clams and a spearhead wound to the head and spine indicating he was killed while cooking dinner The murder occurred centuries ago with three arrows into the head and a fourth into the spine at the base of the brain.
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Bakersfield
Calif
John Yokut
Smithsonian Institution
John
Sparrow Buried With Master In Guayaquil Coffin
In Guayaquil Don Rafael kept a pet sparrow that visited his sickroom daily. As the coffin was sealed after his death the bird fluttered to the floor and died. the sparrow was placed in the same coffin as its master, its heart still warm.
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Guayaquil
Senor Candel
Cock Robin
Don Rafael
America Leads World in Use of Eyeglasses
Dr. Anton Elschnig of the University of Prague reports Americans have the most eyeglass users despite having the best lighted homes and offices. He notes European and American sight are similar, and European women may need glasses but avoid wearing them.
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America
Kansas City
Anton Elschnig
Th Eye Clinic
University of Prague
Elschnig
Europe
Detective Sullivan of New York Police Faces a New York Courtesy
A profile of John Sullivan assistant chief inspector in charge of detectives, detailing his decades of honesty courage and skill. The piece notes his key role in solving robberies catching criminals and guiding lineups and confessions with a piercing gray eye. It also recalls anecdotes about his memory and skeptical view of underworld honor.
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John F. O’ryan
John Sullivan
Sullivan
New York
Frankie Yale
Inspector Sullivan
How It Started By Jean Newton Horse Power
The origin of the term horse power defined as 33 000 English units of work per minute. It explains that this equals the power to lift 33 000 pounds one foot per minute and notes the historical use of draught horse power. The piece contrasts early horse powers with later expressions like ten and fifty horse.
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Bell Syndicate
WM Service
Playtime Fashions for the Well-Dressed Tot
Carolyn T. Radnor Lewis surveys summer wear for children aged two to eight in Child Life magazine. The piece highlights a wool knitted two-piece bathing suit with felt tabs and a seersucker striped sun-suit with fitted waist and a pocket for beach treasures.
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Carolyn T. Radnor Lewis
Child Life Magazine
Cattle Adaptations Might Endure With Minimal Forage
Pathfinder Magazine notes a South African breed that survived a two year drought on desert foliage and twigs. The Afrikander breed has been introduced to Texas to test its climate adaptation for future ranges. Interbreeding could yield cattle able to thrive on leaves, stalks, and other sparse forage.
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South Africa
Texas
Southwest
Pathfinder Magazine
Kruschen Salts Claim 14-Pound Fat Loss For 85 Cents
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe easy weight loss method reducing fat by 14 pounds in four weeks. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. R of Deer River Minnesota and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The dose is a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning.
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Gaspain
Schen
Deer River
Minn
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