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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
5
Practical cooking tips from the USDA on making hollandaise sauce and simmering new peas. Advice covers ingredients like egg yolks butter lemon juice and salt, and cautions to avoid boiling and to keep peas mostly uncovered for proper tenderness.
Melt butter in the pan before adding breadcrumbs and seasoning for au gratin. Many dishes of this style include grated cheese in the sauce or sprinkled on top for extra richness.
A guide to flavoring whipped cream as a sauce with cocoa vanilla sugar or caramel syrup. Suggests strawberry pulp and other flavorings. Recommends serving whipped cream on sponge cake as an emergency dessert.
Small dairies or individuals selling only cream may cool milk by placing a covered barrel in the ground between the pump and the stock tank. Water is pumped through the barrel, with the pipe from the pump reaching the bottom and the outlet near the top of the barrel.
The article advises sowing soybeans with cowpeas to form a productive hay or pasture mix. It notes higher yield than either crop alone and easier cowpea curing due to soybean presence. Plant varieties maturing together with more soybeans to support cowpeas. seeding rates range 1 to 134 bushels of soybeans and ½ to 1 bushel of cowpeas per acre, with closer drills needing less. Harvest when soybeans reach full size and cowpea pods begin to mature.
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur Hyde allocated the extra 50 million in federal highway aid for 1930 among 48 states and Hawaii. Utah's total apportionment for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1930 stands at 1,417,920, with broader allocations under the act signed by President Hoover. Apportionments depend on area population and road mileage under joint supervision of the public roads bureau and highway departments.
In the Ninth District Court Iron County Utah the administratrix Et tina Tt. Ifulet estate creditors must present claims by July 3 1936 to Elza B Lawrence at Summit Iron County Utah or by mail. Durham Morris attorney Parowan Utah date April 26 1436 May 20 23
Historical note on water purification and cholera in Hamburg and Altona. It records city water sources on the Elbe, the cholera outbreak, and early chlorine disinfection led by Johnson and earlier work by Houston, McGovern, and Jersey City’s use of bleaching powder.
A historical list by economist Roger W. Bahsan outlines innovative concepts to boost wealth. Items include plant fertilizer pills, gearless tamobiles using rotary engines, a foolproof helicopter, children's gliders, fog piercing navigation, talking books, flexible unbreakable glines, candle light to cut electrical loss, and mahogany lumber via dyeing native hardwoods.
The article states lions prey on young antelopes zebras and buffalos and will eat any animal recently killed. It notes captive lions are not picky about flesh and mentions lions occasionally attacking humans and even pets. Dr W Reid Blair reports man-eating lions in Africa that killed eighteen railway workers.
In a Brooklyn Y M C A address Haley Ficke recalls a Scotch barber anecdote to critique small economies. He argues a halfhearted saving harms goodwill and larger business value, urging liberal generosity over stingy cuts.
The text notes 1883 as a key moment when St. Louis sent James P. B. Kirkwood to Europe to study water purification. His ensuing report is valued by engineers as a classic. It also mentions a 1872 Dutch plant at Poughkeepsie as America’s first practical municipal water purification effort.
A cryptic verse from Pathfinder Magazine ponders a cat on a garden wall and feline greetings. It riffs on odd behavior and playful affection, weaving whimsy with unusual courtship imagery and abstract longing.
A man with clean character asks how to split five eggs so each plan gets one and one remains. After the group contemplates the puzzle, he quietly suggests the dish with the eggs be divided.
Agricultural note by Dr EL BD LeGear discusses brooding methods for baby chicks. It covers hover design, heating options including kerosene coal gas hot water and electricity, portable and large brooders, colony systems, and the emerging battery brooding system with vertical stacks and wire-floor compartments.
Byron Engar sixteen son of Mr Engar of Parowan High won second place in a state high school tennis tournament held between state schools last Saturday. He also placed second in the 220 yard dash at a Deseret Gym swimming meet. His brother George Engar won first in the same event.
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