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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
3
Edith M Garbor outlines using cheese to enhance summer meals from cold suppers to hot dishes. She notes cheese stretches meat dishes, suggests incorporating multiple cheeses with bread and salad, and mentions Welsh rarebit as a favored recipe in quick meals.
A vintage food column discusses cheese based dishes and their preparation blending cheese with beer. It covers melting points, freshness of cheese, and methods like cornstarch and pressing through a grater for smooth fondues souffles and timtales.
A jumble of casual household advice covers cooking with sugar in vegetable water for flavor, window-dressing to look larger, a magnet on a tape to reach items, and ironing collars on a Turkish towel for a smoother shine. The piece reads like a miscellaneous column of practical hacks.
The Hotel New Yorker hosts a champagne bottle with a two and a half year tag, orchids, a box of chickens and ferrets, a window screen, shotguns, a radio set, an antique chair, and a motorcycle windshield left in the check room. A shoe salesman plans to stock his own shop with returned pairs and replacements. Squirrel lovers blame dog owners for fewer park visits by bushy tails.
A playful verse notes a black foot ferret favored for chasing rats and mice in a grandmother’s garret. The poem is labeled as a service note from The P. F. Yotland CADA WNU Service.
Survey by Montana State College Extension Service shows farm horses increasing in 24 of 50 counties. Gains range from 2 to 50 percent as ranches on the Afontana area report renewed use and demand for horses.
The passage notes that enduring memory comes from shaping humanity and mentions the Athenian lawgiver of the same name, a renowned sage among history’s seven wise men, illustrating how legacies persist beyond life.
Brief clipped line notes a sentiment about fairness in giving someone a chance with a dated reference to 1833. The fragment hints at a social or literary aside from a Bell Syndicate line.
Oklahoma City resident Clarence P. Craig aged forty four keeps a daily routine of turning off store lights with a snap. For 16 years he has made about 300 store rounds each night ending with roughly 1.7 million light switch twists. He has walked an estimated 350,400 miles around town, wearing out shoes every two months.
A light exchange shows affection through humorous banter as one person pleads for a smile and the other responds with laughter. The tone is playful and warm, focusing on a cheerful moment between two individuals.
Judy Tunkins says money functions as a medium of exchange in everyday transactions. He explains its role in facilitating trade and resolving value between buyers and sellers.
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