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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
12
A column extols the humble onion noting its pungent flavor enhances many dishes from soups and sauces to meat stuffing. It describes onion soup fame, glazed and buttered onions, creamed and scalloped varieties, and practical tips like onion juice and frying with apples or carrots for new flavors.
Morrill Kansas George W Kendall fifty years after settling on his farm planted walnut trees. He had a coffin built from lumber of those trees. Kendall seventy nine finds the coffin beautiful and plans to finish it himself, though his wife objects to the piece.
A close look at New York City traffic court at 300 Mulberry Street, once housed in a graystone, now a fast paced venue handling 250 to 300 cases daily. Judges issue suspensions to speed throughput. fines are commonly two dollars, with long waits and occasional harsh outcomes for violators.
Simple household advice covers mashing potatoes for lighter handling and grease removal with brown paper. Tips also address thawing molasses, serving dumplings, and keeping the lid tight while cooking.
The phrase hide bound means narrow minded and has a long history. It comes from agriculture describing cattle so under nourished their hide seems glued to the bones. An early use appears in Return from Parnassus published in 1006.
Stockholm marks a granite memorial commemorating a pact by three kings formed on the Swedish west coast at Kungely thirty three years ago. The ceremony honors the alliance and includes local officials and historians.
About 100 inmates at Eastern Penitentiary remain jailed despite completing sentences. The parole law requires $60 and sponsors plus a means of livelihood. Although most have cash and sponsors, they lack job promises, raising fears of renewed parole violations.
The chisel maker recalls a call about a marriage proposal gone awry when the caller misdialed the number. He notes the humorous twist as the would be suitor spoke to Aunty instead of the intended recipient.
Baltimore report says two dogs named Nick and Dick were locked in their master's produce shop. They used a telephone to call for help and created odd noises as police arrived to find them knocking the phone off the desk and barking around the store.
A playful note describes a flying squirrel that rests by day and comes alive at night. It squeaks and squeals when frightened, signaling its feelings to observers.
Data from Britain and America reveal peak danger on Sundays and during daytime to early evening. The article cites 6,000 fatal accidents in Britain last year and 409,000 accidents in America with 12,000 deaths in a similar period, noting fatalities concentrate in night hours and Sundays.
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