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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1930
Page
3
Two elephants named Bingo and Jingo entertain children with peanuts and tricks. They reflect on feeding methods and growing up while the keeper watches, then perform bows and playful acts before resting. The story ends with the elephants receiving water and hay as a reward.
Feet shut up in shoes sixteen or eighteen hours of the twenty four need a daily bath to keep them in good condition. The best time to give feet a hot water and soap bath is at night. In the morning a plunge in cold water will make them hardy and keep the skin and flesh firm. Dry thoroughly by vigorous rubbing. A little foot powder dusted over them is soothing and helps absorb excess moisture.
Practical domestic tips cover cleaning containers cooling with ice use cold water on stains reading spaces for children light and chairs odor control with mustard seed kerosene care for machines and baking biscuit and cookie tips including rolling and baking methods
A U S Department of Agriculture guide on selecting and cooking budget beef cuts. Choose rump, round, clod, cross rib, or chuck. 4–6 pounds. Brown in fat, add water, simmer about three hours. strain fat, thicken gravy with flour, add stock. Serve with carrots and onions, optional potatoes or turnips.
Collection of home cooking ideas and methods including broiled bananas with lemon, frozen and mixed fruit salads, banana dressing, banana fruit sulphon, and artichoke ring. Also includes crab meat canape, garnishes, and a note crediting 1930 Western Newspaper Union.
Beads light up daytime and evening wear with new beadwork themes. A black chiffon dress features pearl bead embellishments on the yoke and sleeves, with a beaded cow neckline and cuffs adding color to dark frocks. Designers explore two tone schemes pairing pale turquoise with black skirts for chic impact.
A guidance note on tracking every insurance policy in the home. It recommends keeping policy numbers, face values, premiums, and due dates in a household account book, with reminders to ensure timely payments across life, health, burglary, and other coverages.
It will be necessary to learn to group foods so as to place them In their proper class. An example foods that are high in protein, ones high in starch, mineral matters and fats and then plan your daily meals to include sufficient amount of the various food elements. It may take time to learn these points but worth while.
In a speech, Robert G. Ingersoll labeled James G. Blaine a plumed knight likening him to an armed warrior as he charged down the hall of Congress against defamers and malingers of his country.
Cook multiple foods in a single oven session to save fuel and time. Plan a sequence that fits compatible temperatures and use residual heat for finishing steps, reducing overall handling and energy use.
The article explains book lice psocids thrive in damp shaded rooms and on animal derived fabrics. They are rarely destructive but can be controlled by thorough drying and sunshine. Fumigation may help when infestations are heavy, but only by experienced personnel.
Gen Pershing lauds Lieut Samuel Woodfill as the top World War hero who earned a Congressional Medal and many decorations without a scratch. He later broke a leg in a wrestling bout. The article also recalls Edward Mandell Stone, the first American citizen to die in the war, honored annually with ceremonies in Romilly-sur-Seine and Paris.
A fragmentary note from American Magazine discusses the rapid development of synthetic products as nearly magical achievements. It cautions that industries cannot ignore the pace and may struggle to keep up with advancing security and market expectations.
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