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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
2
A kitchen excerpt presents varied salads including Fisherman's Salad Potato Salad Simple Tomato Salad and Veal Salad with step by step preparation tips and dressing ideas. It also cites Ruskin on responsibility and belief and ends with a quotation about fate and resilience.
A collection of tips on everyday tasks including softening corks for bottles, safe methods for ripping, brushing eyebrows for grooming, use of minimal remedy scales for tin oils, tenderizing chicken with alcohol in water, vinegar to soften meat fibers, making mint extract with alcohol, cleaning steel buckles beads and buttons with lime, using dry brants and cornmeal for cleaning, and fur cleaning with cornmeal to lift soiled spots.
A seaside town vignette shows an elderly woman asking a boy in scouts if he would save the king’s coach about to plunge from a cliff. The lad asserts he would act to protect the king, while lampooning the idea that adults doubt boy judgment.
A chemistry professor features in three articles discussing starch. The pieces cover starch sources, properties, and potential applications.
A medical corps officer chats with a Black soldier in France about army life. The punch line shows the soldier mishearing sig zag as a combat instruction, ending with him in a hospital and a joke about timing. The piece reflects World War I era humor from American Legion Weekly.
A girl calls a pet named Fido at the foot of the stairs and explains to a curious man that the cat she has is pretending to be a dog. The exchange captures a playful moment from the Youngstown Telegram.
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