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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
2
The article notes Rosh Hashanah begins early this year with the New Year on September 9 and observances on September 9 and 10. Services start before daybreak, with penitential prayers and the shofar. The year begins 5687 years after creation, named 65687 in the Jewish calendar.
The article stresses strong insulation for battery wires and accessories as high voltage increases stress on insulators. It warns against bare wire or thin cotton coverings between the A and B batteries and binding posts, noting the risk of short circuits, brilliant pyrotechnics, and brief flames.
Misses' dress pattern available in sizes 16 18 and 20 years. A size 16 requires 5 percent of a 40 inch material. Face wrist bands with contrasting material need 1/16 yard. Dress lower edge width is 2 yards. Price IDC.
Address all orders to the Pattern Dept of THE MUS CATINE JOURNAL Muscatine Iowa Include size pattern number and name with St No City Enclose 12 cents in silver or stamps for the up to date Fall and Winter 1926 1927 Book of Fashions.
State expenditures for the year ended June 30 1925 totaled 33 490 431 with revenues of 33 377 541. If permanent improvements 14 241 637 are excluded revenues exceed expenditures by 14 128 747. Highways used 11 676 546 of funds. Per capita general department cost 7.58. Net debt 19 061 079. Tax and license mix and per capita figures detailed.
Slice six oranges and place pulp in a pudding dish Then cover with one cup sugar Prepare a custard from one pint milk two tablespoons cornstarch three egg yolks a pinch of salt and a lump of butter Pour thickened custard over the oranges Make a meringue from the egg whites and three tablespoons sugar Brown in the oven Chill before serving
Milo J. Gabriel of Clinton announces that the Grand Charity fund trustees expect the Masonic sanitarium at Davenport to open about January 1, 1927. The board deferred selecting a superintendent and secretary until the Des Moines meeting in two weeks. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Jane Jones who lived in Britain’s smallest house.
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