Recipes from 1932 Western Newspaper Union collection
Oysters Perfection bakes drained oysters with butter crumbs and chives until browned. Sour Cabbage simmers apple onion cabbage and vinegar with sugar for a hot serving. Rochester Jelly Cake uses butter sugar eggs milk flour molasses fruit and layers with marmalade. Roast Rabbit is stuffed with chestnut dressing and browned butter flour paste then roasted until tender.
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Western Newspaper Union
Lights of New York by Walter Trumbull
A collection of anecdotes from New York theater life. The piece notes charitable benefits, a joke about generals dying on the tennis court, and a Dinner at Village Nut club with celebrities like Edmund Lowe and Lillian Tashman. It includes a migrant’s tale of surviving the 1895 panic and a Spanish publisher’s view on American jazz.
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Billy Seemans
Village
Convicts Claim They Could Build A Prison City
A Michigan prison statistician argues 5700 inmates could establish and run a prison city on an island in Lake Superior. Among them are 18 sailors to man transfer boats, nine civil engineers to survey land, five draughtsmen to plan, and nine miners to procure metal for buildings.
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Jackson. Mich
Michigan State Prison
Lake Superior
How It Started and the Housewife's Chocolate Cake Recipe
The article traces the word recipe from a physician to an apothecary creating medical prescriptions to a housewife using the term for her chocolate layer cake. It notes the Latin imperative origin and contrasts medical usage with culinary use, ending with a life outlook.
Lost Mine May Be Found Near Worland Wyoming
Worland men M. C. Burt and M. R. Newinger believe they uncovered traces of the famed Lost Cabin mine in the Tensleep mountains. The local tale began in 1864 when two men reportedly found a rich deposit and vanished while planning a return expedition.
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Worland, Wyo
Worland
West
M. C. Burt
M. R. Newinger
Tensleep Mountains
Household Hints From The Neighborhood Reader
Remove tea and coffee stains with glycerine then soap and cold water. Prepare prunes by cooking two to three pounds at once and jar for later use. Save old soap pieces for soap jelly to wash fabrics. Dry stale bread into fine crumbs for browning at future meals.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Island self support plans rely on city workers
The text lists 2910 laborers to assist 27 brick masons 106 carpenters 31 decorators 124 painters 110 electricians 12 stone cutters 7 stone masons 13 steam fitters 48 plumbers 18 tin smiths 25 metal workers and 33 wood workers. With the city done 8383 auto drivers and mechanics 340 farmers 46 bakers and 55 butchers could take charge to make the Island self supporting.
German guest mails hotel key back to Texas manager
El Paso, Texas. K. A. Diekelmann, manager of an El Paso hotel, says a man once sought by Diogenes returned the room key he took. Hurter van Mert of Frankfurt on Main, Germany, walked off with the key after a stay at the hotel and mailed it back from Germany at his own expense.
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el Paso
Texas
K. A
Diekelmann
FE Paso
Diogenes
Hurter van Mert
Frankfort-on- Main
Germany
van Mert
Leopard Escape Standoff Aboard Ship
Asa the animal hunter faces a dangerous revolt as a coal black leopard escapes its cage aboard a voyage. Surrounded by crew with chairs, he directs a two stage pincer to drive the beast toward a cage, barely avoiding a deadly leap onto the upper deck.
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Asa
Leopard Rescued from Cage in Courageous Capture
A narrative recalls two men and Asa using a temporary cage trap to recapture a leopard that escaped. The beast backed toward the cage as gunfire frightened it, then two men sealed the enclosure with chair shields and nailed down the cage slats. The leopard is described as safe and resting, unaware of its prior struggle.
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Asa
Mniom
Home Test Costs vs Dairy Record Club Fees
C G Bradt notes George Heibler of Chatham N Y a former dairy record club member argues club testing is cheaper and more complete than home testing Heibler tested his own cows learned costs for acids and time and plans to rejoin the club Dairy farmers who keep production records at home may find the time spent unprofitable and prefer club services.
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C. G. Bradt
New York State College of Agriculture
WNY Service
Diry Record Club
George Heibler
Chatham
N. Y
Dairy Record Club
Heibler
Columbia County
Farm Bureau
White Clover Bloating Tied to Cyanoglucoside and Saponin
Professor Mc Candlish notes white clover varies in cyanoglucoside content and may contain hydrocyanic acid that could harm, while a clover saponin might prevent belching and worsen bloating. Ongoing American studies call for more experiments. anecdotes cite turpentine, aromatic spirits, formaldehyde, and kerosene in milk as remedies for severe bloating.
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Andrew C. McCandlish
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
West of Scotland Agricultural College
America
Production costs per butterfat pound vary across herds
The Indiana Farmer's Guide reports from 22 White-Carroll association herds that feed cost per pound of butterfat declines as production rises. One cow under 200 pounds used 32.68 dollars at 17.8 cents per pound. higher groups ranged from 13.8 to 7.7 cents per pound, with efficiency increasing in higher production classes.
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White-Carroll Association
Dale Haselby
Dairy Records Guide for Milk Yields and Feeding
A dairy guide outlines record keeping to track cow milk output and management. It notes that cows producing under eight quarts daily need minimal concentrates while high producers benefit from extra feed. Fresh skim milk serves as a protein feed mixed with grain, and cooling milk with proper insulation reduces bacterial growth.
Small Town Spirit Shapes Big City Pride
Jefferson City Missouri Capitol News notes that small towns forge resilience and prudent savings. The piece argues that many prominent city figures originate in small towns and that frugal habits empower success amid challenging times.
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Jefferson City
Capitol
Chocolates Cascarets Brand Debuts Amid Sales Boost
A newspaper ad notes a new product Chocolate Cascarets joining the longtime Cascarets line. After two years of testing and unanimous approval, both old and chocolate versions will share the familiar slogan They Work While You Sleep.
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Adv
Horse Steak Served in Cheap Hotels in Europe
Reports indicate rising consumption of equine meat in Europe with horses donkeys and mules in demand. Much of the meat is made into sausages while choicer cuts are served as steaks in budget hotels in Bruges Ostend Amsterdam and other cities.
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Bruges
Ostend
Belgium
Amsterdam
Holland
Montreal Herald
Doctors Recommend Creosote Based Cough Remedy
For years doctors have prescribed creosote for coughs colds and bronchitis amid warnings to treat lingering cases. Creomulsion combines creosote with six other medicines and is said to stop coughs and colds quickly while remaining harmless and easy to take. A pharmacist guarantees satisfaction with a money refund if relief is not achieved.
Needed Their Help Ive just come from the beauty parlor
A brief quip notes someone arriving with a ready excuse that the beauty parlor was closed, prompting a humorous exchange about seeking styling help.
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