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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
3
A compact guide offers easy to make non rolled cookies such as ice bar drops drizzled with almonds and macaroon wafers. Includes recipes for 2 egg whites with ground nuts spiced cookies bran molasses cookies and almond slices with detailed baking directions and temperatures.
A Hershey PA three-horned steer is exhibited at the Hershey Zoological Garden. The animal was presented by Walter M. Dunlap of Union Stock Yards Lancaster PA. Ward Walker, zoo director, said he would break the unwritten law of zoological gardens against freakish animals and keep the yearling steer.
A neighborhood tip suggests a simple Godi dish by layering tomato slices bacon strips and cheese on buttered bread then baking in a moderate oven. It warns to avoid baking other items nearby and notes cranberries jellies in individual molds look nicer than large molds.
Polly the world’s wealthiest parrot dies in London at age 33. The bird swallowed more than half of a $1,375 bequest from Mrs Elen Herietta Starriss in 1901. Three hospitals sought control of the funds, but courts ruled Polly could spend as she wished.
New tinware rubbed with fresh lard and heated thoroughly in the oven before use will never rust afterward, even with significant water exposure.
Start at the center of the collar and press outward to the edge. Return to the center to press the opposite side. Use smooth, even strokes and avoid creating creases by keeping tension consistent.
A profile of Dr. Harold Urey, 41, Columbia professor and 1934 Nobel Chemistry laureate for heavy water work. It notes his education, awards including the Gibbs medal, and personal interests. It also mentions Louis Paul, C Henry Memorial Award winner for a short story, and a Fifth Avenue hat shop offering refurbished hats.
An article notes that learning by heart is a very old expression from Chaucer. It cites the Canterbury Tales character Troyius in the fifith book as the origin. The piece references Chaucer as the father of English literature and situates the phrase in the fourteenth century.
Philadelphia reports astronomer Wagner Schies litter from the Franklin museum notes the Blix Dipper will evolve to resemble a common soup spoon over 50 000 years. The planetarium’s log machinery can alter the star layout to show positions 60 000 years ago and forward to 51934 A D.
Guidance for repairing triangular garment tears using a buttonhole stitch to join edges. The method avoids plain stitching through fabric by catching the edges with the stitch itself. This technique emphasizes neat edge work and secure repair.
This notice promotes a two piece pajama pattern emphasizing waist flattering girdle styling and bow backs. Pattern 2015 offers sizes 12 to 20 with detailed sewing instructions and fabric estimates. Send 15 cents plus name address and style number to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
A Cinelupat Enquirer reader mocks Mrs De Snob as an inflated star and temperamental actress who believes she is central at social events. The letter compares her to a show star who scorns others and looks down on the props in her circle.
A fragmentary exchange between Mrs Wigwag and Mrs Gadder is cited, with one line musing on travel to Florida last winter and a hint that a husband discouraged the trip. The note appears in a chatterish magazine clipping.
A dialogue describes buying a car described as a rattler. It is noted to sound like a skeleton haring a chill on a tin roof as it is driven. The exchange emphasizes the vehicle's notable noisy condition.
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