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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1935
Page
6
A guidance piece on canned vegetables covering safety of opening cans and shelf life. It notes that while spoiled cans are rare, bulging cans indicate air exposure and should be returned. It describes flavor outcomes, non hazardous discoloration, and that reheating in own liquor preserves nutrients. The article includes practical recipes like baked asparagus and peas with onions.
Harvard University researchers from the Museum of Comparative Zoology announced a 120 million year old plesiosaur fossil skeleton found in Cambridge Massachusetts. The team chipped away rock to reveal a creature estimated at least 50 feet long, claimed to be the world's largest marine reptile.
Open can of corn melt the butter beat the eggs combine with the seasonings add the milk and mix well add the grated cheese fill a baking dish half full add one half the bread crumbs fill to an inch from the top cover with remaining crumbs and bake in a moderate oven until firm 30 to 40 minutes. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
The text offers kitchen tips such as using celery tips as a garnish, placing a rubber mat under a bowl to prevent sliding on a porcelain table, keeping cut flowers fresh by soaking in lukewarm water, and making a rich brown gravy by caramelizing sugar then dissolving in water before adding to gravy.
Hanford California sawmill caretaker fined $100 for possession of venison illegally after game warden George Smalley followed a line of yellow jackets to two out of season venison pieces. The case was heard in justice court with Saltz pleading guilty.
A Light House of Misdeeds tale recalls a Hawaii gift scam over a $26 duty that shrank to $4.65 and vanished. A dumb waiter mishap in a Brooklyn building yields a moaning six foot three drunk, while actor Brian Donlevy endures nightly stage knocks in Life Begins at 8 40.
A brief explainer on the phrase how it started describing fear and timidity in common life. It traces the expression to the image of a sinking heart in fright and notes its origin in Thersites dating to 1537.
In Scott county southwest Kansas a new oil well could open the grain region to oil development. Farmers see potential revenue from leases at $2 per acre and many own thousands of acres nearby as mining pushes westward toward the Colorado line. The field extends Kansas production further west.
Fashion shifts in Shanghai erode pawnshop profits as current 18 month redemption window forces many stores toward bankruptcy. Pawnshop merchants urge the social affairs bureau to cut the term to 12 months since most pledged items are clothing whose value plummets with rapid fashion changes.
Pattern description features Little Miss Molly showing off pockets and a self dressed bloomer frock with three front buttons and puffed sleeves. Instruction notes offer size 2 4 6 8 with yardage, order form, and mailing address for Pattern Department in New York.
A quirky exchange shows Jack and Cinics debating a new dress bought on installments. The line hints at upcoming expense and a plan to attend a respectable party, reflecting modest ambition and social aims.
A sympathetic friend grants hopeful remarks about a little girl in litigation. Miss Cayenne cautions that some health may be excessive, joking that aphasia could blunt memory of testified evidence.
A reader voice argues against women taking men’s jobs and seats in streetcars as a social shame. The remark contrasts women entering work with losing traditional seating in public transit.
Detroit News reports a humorous notice urging poet Percy to craft another poem as a fire in a room dwindles. The item mirrors a playful column style and captures a bustling city mood with a hint of theatrical banter.
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