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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1933
Page
3
Recipe steps for preserving quinces and oranges, including washing peeling and coring quinces, simmering with sugar water orange juice and later sealing in jars. Instructions describe checking for fork tenderness and achieving a deep red color. 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A vintage column describes using quinces and crabapples for marmalades jellies and sauces. It covers selecting preparing coring washing and cooking quince and crabapple combinations plus tips for jelly apple butter and spiced shup. It gives gram details for quince jelly and marmalade recipes with sugar ratios and jar sealing.
A reader column offers kitchen hacks and household advice. Soak dried fruits overnight to rehydrate, ammonia removes paint but must be rinsed, and melt chocolate gently in a pan or oven. Sharpen knives with rough paper and rub peppery essence for polish, with caution about safety and accuracy.
A brief dialog shows Slubby disparaging colorful attire while Wifey agrees to wear black to please him. The exchange hints at domestic tension and silent compromise over clothing choices.
In a UC Berkeley tale a student earned funds for education by milking two cows and selling milk. When one cow dried up, a professor arranged a sale of the other cow to cover the student’s needs. The one man two cow dairy resumes operation with funding secured.
The piece discusses the origin of the expression blue as a metaphor for melancholy. It traces usage through centuries in English and French contexts and links the phrase to pallor, blue noses, and moodiness among indigo dyers, noting authorities differ on the origin.
New York reports the NRA drive spurring children's interest in toys that imitate adult business. The Tom Thumb show showcased replicas of store keeping carpentry building construction and cement mixing with cardboard grocery counters real shelves and working cash registers phones and other office equipment.
A twenty year old apple tree on Dr. Perry Fulker son's farm near St Joseph Missouri produced seedless and careless fruit never before seen in the orchard. The apples resemble the Jonathan variety.
A playful verse describes the ocelot or tiger cat roaming from Mexico to Paraguay. It hunts rabbits snakes and lizards and preys on poultry at night stealing a fat hen to its den. The spotted coat and cheeky nature are celebrated in a light poem by P F Volland for the O W N U Service.
A city program converts piers into municipal lodging with steam heated dormitories, washing facilities, and hotel-like amenities for the homeless. Beds line walls and waste areas as workers repurpose the structures for winter shelter amid bitter cold.
Dialogue excerpt shows a parent asking Wille if hands were washed before seating. Wille replies one hand washed and the other didn’t seem necessary.
The world’s longest submarine cable extends 3 500 miles from Vancouver to the Fan plog Islands. This record setting undersea link highlights vast transoceanic communications capacity and engineering achievement.
A New York court referee rules the duchess’s residuary estate benefits the duke’s current wife, not the former spouse, in a near two million dollar trust. The decision questions the testator’s intent amid cross border law, with the fortune tracing American origins and ties to Greenwich and Clochnattarillionaire circles. The case highlights shifting interpretations of divorce and inheritance.
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