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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
7
A collection of kitchen tips and simple recipes. It covers keeping coffee hot with a Thermos, creaming cake with hot water, and a ham with sweet potatoes dish. Also includes playful Valentine chops with lamb and decorative hearts for presentation.
Instructions describe shaping ham into hearts on a bed of buttered peas, then details for Washington Pie chocolate cream icing and creamed shrimps with mushrooms. Also notes an orchardist experimenting with cherry pits to produce oil for cosmetics and byproducts for fertilizer and fuel.
A reflective piece on reviving with faith and gesture, urging readers to place troubled lives in the south window of Christian love. It compares geraniums revived by light to people transformed by faith and service, citing Galatians 3 26 and John 1 12 to affirm divine sonship.
Numerous events fill a Pella area weekend, including Bethel church Ladies Aid quilting session hosted by Mrs. Ben Beyer for 37 attendees, and birthday celebrations for Mrs. John Brand with 43 relatives. O. E. S. Valentine party, Philathea and Golden Rule class meetings, Fortnightly and 8 V’s clubs, and various class,社club, and church gatherings are scheduled with refreshments and recognitions.
Marion county county agent Walter L Brown outlines benefits of the 4 H Dairy Calf Club for farm boys. He notes heifers are kept for future herds, one heifer suffices for three years, and earnings arise after the heifer freshens. The program covers feeder milker and breed management, with breeders offering free or reduced price sire services. Eligible boys aged ten to twenty are invited to participate by contacting the Farm Bureau office in Knoxville.
In a village classroom a teacher asks for the king of beasts fear, inviting a response from Aubrey Derek Douglas Timms, son of a large family. The boy promptly answers that the animal is the lioness, ending with a moral line about loving all things great and small.
A newspaper note proposes a distinctive breakfast idea: Eggs Scrambled with Tomatoe, pairing tomatoes with eggs for a colorful, flavorful main dish. The menu includes grapefruit halves, cornmeal mush, eggs scrambled with tomatoes, whole wheat raisin toast, farmalade, and vacuum packed coffee for best aroma.
Dr A J Asgis argues prenatal and early childhood diet shapes tooth formation. Calcium rich foods like milk cheese and spinach aid teeth and bone development, while excessive sugar worsens decay. Teeth cleansing foods plus regular exams and home care are urged, with six yearly checkups recommended.
A new method assists identifying small cavities and halting decay. It supports early intervention by enabling clearer detection and repair of minor dental lesions.
Within the past year Dick and Gladys Dick of Chicago identify a streptococcus causing scarlet fever. The Dick test detects susceptibility by skin reaction after toxin injection, guiding potential immunization. Early results show promise in preventing a disease linked to kidney and heart issues in children, with continued experimental work anticipated. 100 sheets 8 1/2 x 11 bond paper offered at the Chronicle Office.
City church listings show Church of the Open Bible with services Sunday 7:30 PM and 6:30 PM for youth, all at Legion Memorial hall. Baptist and First Reform Church schedules include Sunday school, morning and evening worship with sermons on faith topics, plus German language offerings and sermon titles. Also a verse on material gifts contrasts with missed gifts of books in a poem.
A cold winter day finds a boy with patched clothes pumping water when a sleigh arrives. A well-dressed man asks for Mr Thomas Jones, then discovers the boy is his old friend’s son, and questions whether the son’s father’s features reveal their kinship. The scene prompts reflection on true likeness beyond outward sin and selfishness.
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