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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
5
The narrator and companions follow a Shenandoah valley journey noted for rough frontier scenes. They encounter two captured thieves tied to a wagon, a brutal drover Cromit controls the peril, and a violent confrontation ends with the attacker badly wounded and brought to justice as the party moves toward AleTkevell's place.
The article describes compact kitchen layouts inspired by the large rambling farmhouse. It cites Farm Bulletin 1512-6 on convenient kitchen groupings, highlighting light from two windows and a view for diners, plus a folding screen to separate utilitarian space and room for additional helpers during harvest or threshing seasons.
Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture explain a simple method to make currant jelly. Select ripe currants, crush, heat briefly, strain through cheesecloth, then add sugar and boil to the jelly stage before filling sterilized jars and sealing with paraffin for storage.
Virginias Webster Broad, a young scout for General Braddock, returns to Alexandria after posing as a Frenchman. He gathers crucial intelligence on Fort Duquesne, while Braddock underestimates its value. Broad relays news to George Croghan and his Indian ally Paw in a bold mission.
A cluttered scene shows Auivelk Dump, assistant general sales engineer, facing interruptions from Misa Wiser and Mr. Schimmel during a luncheon meeting. The desk bears a neat stack of pads as a cryptic note reads Amos R. Bump and others, hinting at corporate strain.
An ornate bronze statue mounted on a pedestal honors the famed fifteenth century astronomer Tycho Brahe in a Swedish display. The sculpture marks a ceremonial tribute to his contributions to celestial mapping and observational astronomy.
Note describes fending off mice by sealing holes with putty mixed with mustard and broken glass, aiming to deter rodents from entering through thin walls or mist.
The article advises making gooseberry jam from ripe berries using stems, cooking until tender, then adding three fourths as much sugar as fruit. Pack into sterile jars, seal, and store in a cool place for use in tarts or with crackers and cream cheese.
A home economics bureau recipe offers a plain spice cake loved for luncheons and school lunches. Cream butter and sugar, beat in eggs one by one, sift dry ingredients and fold in. Add vanilla and bake in layers or loaf. Top with vanilla frosting.
The article recommends strawberry shortcake as a hearty yet appropriate dessert after a lighter meal. It advises duties to plan the dessert before a long heavy dinner and to use recooked meat or plain meds to balance portions when potato or dice are scarce.
The United States Department of Agriculture offers a summer fruit gelatin recipe. It provides a method to soak gelatin in cold water, add hot liquid, sweeten, and fold fruit juice then combine with sliced fruit layers before chilling several hours. Serve with whipped cream or plain cream.
A talking African porcupine explains why his name suits him and muses on naming conventions. He contrasts Africa with Canada and confesses deep homesickness for the Canadian woods and the wild, dark root forests he left behind. The tale centers on identity, place, and belonging voiced by a porcupine in a playful exchange about home.
A garbled riddle set asks about reversing a river and other wordplay ideas. It includes references to a Osh See Eel and questions on hard to beat drums and lyres. The text appears as a scrambled list of punny Qs and miswritten lines.
Birds are described as using machines to help in tasks, settling on them to reduce effort and fatigue. The text notes it is common to find ten to twenty birds perched on the device, illustrating their adaptation to this aid.
A brief exchange between a girl and a boy reveals dissatisfaction with the school. The boy explains he was scolded and forced to wash his face, then claims a dog bit him at home because the animal did not recognize him.
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