Pie making as home industry fades in modern kitchens
The article traces the pie as a cultural motif from Shakespeare to 19th century fiction, noting its decline in American fables and the kitchen. It laments that traditional home made pies with crust artistry face extinction as bakers shift to easier pastries. It highlights pioneer women practicing pie making and quitting as an art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buss
Shakespeare
Henry VII
France
England
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Oldtown
Great Painter's Work Revealed by Accident
Government art expert AC Graz Austris observed a painting exhibition where two large canoes depicted the Virgin Mary. He found the outer coating hid a hidden Tiotoretts valued at 500000 dollars. The canvas 12 by 13 feet was restored for a church. The find mirrors patterns where invaders in Italy painted over masterpieces, later uncovered after armies withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC Graz
Austris
Woower
Bieventhal
Esmvar
Italy
Pathfinger Slagazine
Practically the Same Billy Mimics Doctor Play
A small boy, son of a prominent doctor, pretends to practice medicine while walking the street with a pretend medical case and a grave expression. A neighbor asks if he is a doctor, and the mother jokes that he is a quick doctor. The next day a doll develops a nap, and the girl suggests calling Doctor Duck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Tillian
Lillian
Dolla
Duck
Notable Bequest Aims Cambridge Chairs Funded by English Estate
Jana Humphreys Kummer of Southport seeks to place 1.28 million dollars in trust to endow modern science chairs at Cambridge University. The will reveals Plum mer, longtime Southport real estate figure, but asserts Ga never studied at Cambridge or showed interest in education. His only other bequest is an annuity of 1,000 to his surviving son.
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Jana Humphreys Kummer
Southport
England
Prac Tatty
Bla
Cambridge University
Plummer
God
Crusader Sword Salute in Burial Traditions
The article traces the Crusader origins of the sword salute and the armoured hilt cross motif as symbols of faith and purpose. It notes the practice of placing an officer's cap and sword on a coffin during burial, with the Crusaders' shield and arms protecting the fallen.
The Secret Road Language in Old Gypsy Patterns
From Amorienu Magazine, the piece notes a 1m pattern built from tri stalls and sticks. It says open triangles formed by the sticks signal a caravan leaving camp or crossing roads. It claims nonwhite readers alone could read this road code developed over millennia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patteran
Seldons Vonger Khan
Amorienu
Unclear fragment hints at debt and remittance scheme
A torn OCR fragment describes a young man in a foreign country involved in debt, a request for money, and a check being prepared to send funds, with reference to a remote control remark by a winger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
India
No Sound Proof Room Fails Henry Bernstein Suit
Henry Bernstein hired a builder to create a sound proof room in his Paris apartment costing 175 000 francs. The room failed to be sound proof, Bernstein sued and recovered 87 000 francs in damages. Publisher Horace Stokes weighed in on the case noting writers’ quests for quiet and recalling Carlyle’s noisy Chelsea home and his own sleepless nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bernstein
Bernstein
France
Horace Stokes
Carlyle Buftt
Chelsea
Great Conqueror Meets Philosopher Spirit After Victory
Timur the Great captures Bolazet of the Turks and visits his court. Bolazet laughs at misfortune, but Timur warns that divine judgment governs realms. The conqueror declares confidence in God’s will and ponders the vanity of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolazet
Thmur-Lenkhed
Timur
Preserving Ross Scent Attar From Mugata Roses
Distillation yields attar of roses from Mugata white roses and Roka Damascena red variety. It takes about 180 rose petals to make an ounce of rose oil, occasionally more in poorer quality blooms or different climates. Harvest runs late May to early June, about 25 days, with dew and cool mornings essential for good quality. Hot sunshine during harvest harms the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Clementi and the era of great composers alive and dead
The article notes Clementi's lifetime crossing with composers from Handel to Franck. It asserts a prolific 18th to 19th century output by geniuses, contrasting it with the approaching mid-20th century, suggesting a long span of musical flowering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementi
Handel
Scerlatt
Arne
Gluck
Haydn
Righty
Rossini
Berlioz
Mendelasohn
Chopin
Cesar Franck
Royale
Disturbed Honeymoon On Moving Train
A small man chased a departing train on a platform as a wife waved from a window. The porter barred the door, saying the compartment was engaged. The man raged, insisting he had engaged it and that his wife was aboard on her honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran- Healy
London
Self-Sacrifice at Jerusalem Stronghold Described
The passage recalls Obe Masada's three year siege with a commander choosing death over escape. To save others ten men were chosen by lot, one killed the nine, then fled and killed himself. After storming, two old women and one child were found alive in a cave.
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Jerusalem
Obe—Masada
No Elbow Reor What Do You Sell at Your Inneh Counter
A garbled historical clipping features a druggist quipping about a counter and items. The misread phrasing implies a shopkeeper discussing offerings and inventory in a period tone, with fragmented quotes indicating a humorous exchange or street-side chatter from a bygone era.
Price of Beef Checks Expansion in Dairying
A discussion of how beef prices influence dairy herd dynamics in the United States. Dairy producers are culling low producers and older cows to make room for heifers entering milking. USDA dairy chief D F Reed notes beef price trends will affect dairy expansion and cow milk output for several years while rising milk demand may push prices above feed costs, enabling gradual milk production gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
D. &. Reed
Dief
Bureau of Dairy Industry
One Feather Not Enough Advertising Lesson
An old tale about an Indian learning the value of many feathers shows a single feather bed fails to satisfy. The piece argues that advertising must be planned and used intelligently to yield satisfaction and profit, urging towns to act like success and advertise.
Hogs Thrive On Alfalfa Pastures For Market
Hogs thrive on alfalfa pasture and cause little harm to the stand. An acre of good alfalfa can carry about 8 to 10 hogs weighing 100 pounds each, varies by region and stand condition. In the East carrying capacity is lower due to overgrazing risk. A grain supplement is needed to fit market needs, with a ration of 2 pounds per 100 pounds of live weight found most economical for steady gains and efficient return per acre.
Local Moves and Visitors Reported This Week
Mersrs Hyrum B Robinson and son Revere visited from Paragonah on business. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Haycock moved home from Cedar after two years. The Garners are moving into the Mary C Orton residence. Miss Mary Orton, brought from Bryce Canyon to the County hospital ten days ago, returned to work after being diagnosed with nervous indigestion. Her brother Winston drove her back to the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersrs
Hyrum B. Robinson
Revere
Paragonah
Thomas J. Haycock
Cedar
Garners
Mary C. Orton
Mary Orton
Bryce Canyon
Winston
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Carlyle
Mr. Carlyle
Orpheum
Cedar City
Richard Barthelmess
Vitaprote
Betty Compson
First National Vitaphone Pictures
Patna
T. B. Ward
T St
Bucramento
Calif
Alladin
Universal Special
SUN
Mon
Greyhound Limited
Monte Blu
Ted Wells
Scarlet Arrow
FBI
George O'Brien
Nora Lan
Selensione News
Copeland
Navy
Parowan Auto Company
Utah
Parowan
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