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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
2
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup presents White Grape Pie Bohemian Sandwiches Cheese Pudding Noodles en Casserole and a Delicious String Bean Salad. Dishes include lemon juice tapioca grape filling, creamed butter with cucumber and radish, cheese pudding baked in bread, noodles with veal broth, olives and eggs, and a bean cucumber salad with mayonnaise.
The article advises using a fork as the best implement to mix mayonnaise ingredients to avoid separation by a heater. It suggests softening corks in boiling water before bottling, blanching nuts by simmering in cold water to ease skin removal, and drying them before use. A touch of almond and vanilla is claimed to enrich flavor in puddings and desserts.
Buffalo, N Y Dr Franz M Groedel, a German heart specialist, issued twelve commandments for those with heart trouble or fear of it. They advise avoiding heart strain, regular light exercise, moderation in nicotine, daily rest, moderate excitement, spread vacations, weekly rest day, and to follow physician guidance.
Fisher folk at San Giovanni port reel in barrels of salted eel and cases of smoked cod and herring. Police cannot trace origin or ownership, leaving villagers to consume the catch as no claims arose.
A letter with only a telephone number for an address was delivered to the proper party by the Fall River post office in Massachusetts.
Raymond G Twy, fashions expert at the National Association of Merchant Tailors, urges a shift to pastel shades and white summer suits for the well dressed young man. He predicts increased use of tails coats over dinner jackets and recommends a Norfolk jacket with knickers for sports wear, plus a host suit for home entertaining.
Delta Colorado residents seek a name for the odd creature that gnawed through Paul Kinney’s walls and now appears to reside there. Experts call it a catawampus a ring tailed cat with a wea sel like head a gray squirrel body and a raccoon ringed tail.
A quotation frames pedantry as a burden that fills heads with useless lumber while robbing thought, a Coleridgean critique of rote learning and brainless conformity. The line satirizes education’s excess and the hollowing of genuine understanding.
A guide describes making fancy holiday envelopes with cutouts for decoration and teaching scrapbook designs. It also explains a page a day diary using seven daily pages and a ribbon, and a playful heads game using cutouts from magazines to match heads to bodies for humorous results.
The piece recounts Peter Rainier’s emerald mining tale in Colombia and notes on emerald formation and mining methods. It also touches on Rainier’s ranch life in Colombia, bridge essay by Ely Culbertson, and hints about Olga Petrova and Jenny Dolly with light biographical details.
Jean Newson discusses the concept of backbiting and slander, clarifying that it does not imply cannibalism but a person who speaks ill of others in their absence. She cites biblical roots in Proverbs 25 28 and notes back biting as a long standing human trait tied to friendship.
A curious note states that a certain daytime food that stupefies the brain also keeps the mind unusually active by night, suggesting a paradox of drowsiness by day and alertness after sundown.
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