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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
3
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A young man arrives at his best girl's house shortly after breakfast to see Pansy. The girl's mother, though surprised, stays polite and explains Pansy was a bit wilted after last night’s ball.
A humorous exchange from Stray Stories features a wife imagining being a mermaid and her husband quipping that she would drown if she never stopped talking, highlighting witty domestic banter.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for sore hands and general toilet use with a tip to rub in the ointment and wipe away excess. It also notes a lumber company using a nine foot buzz saw. A quip about misery and marriage closes the item.
National Commander John R. Quinn opened Legion use of WTAS Elgin Illinois as official station for Legion broadcasting on 286 meter wavelength heard nationwide. Programs will feature Legion policies welfare of disabled and orphans, plus musical performances Sundays and Tuesday nights. If successful, the move could lead to Legion ownership of a national headquarters station.
Massachusetts and Indiana join national Legion surveys aimed at segregating mentally unbalanced veterans from ordinary criminals. Wisconsin prompted action after finding many ex service men in penitentiaries with mental derangement. Deer Island hosts 400 veterans in Massachusetts. Indiana plans a comprehensive review to settle claims and ensure treatment.
A key left atop a desk near photographic plates produced a shadow on developed plates, revealing X rays can pass through solid matter. This serendipitous observation led to the discovery of X ray penetration by accident and prompted further study.
Quote from American Legion Weekly cites a dialogue about aging, appearance, and beauty work. The remark contrasts time's effects on a wife with the role of beauty specialists in altering perception.
The note from American Legion Weekly describes an apartment house setup with adjoining families sharing a picture nail and convenient living arrangements.
The piece notes that true cookery rests on detecting and rejecting bad flavors rather than mere technique, urging cooks to trust taste over mechanical skill.
Missouri voters approved 21 amendments including a $4.6 million war bonus for World War II veterans. The American Legion, led by I. D. McBride, campaigned for full payments after past shortages left many claimants unpaid. A commission drafted the constitutional change to ensure funds for 25,000 affected veterans.
A heated campaign over Amendment No 4 to fund a state veterans bonus ended with a 65 964 majority in favor of passage. G H Scruton of Sedalia issued a strong statement urging support, warning defeat would stain Missouri's name as ballots circulated statewide.
Sioux City band for the American Legion, Monahan post, under Director Johnson, has produced two records including Armistice Day Forever by Berry J. Sisk. The band, all Legion members, has won first prize in New Orleans and second in San Francisco, while broadcasting and performing across Iowa and neighboring states.
A young girl, ready for her sister's wedding, is given confetti that lacks taste. She returns to her father in tears, saying the confetti has no flavor. The brief anecdote captures a child's innocent take on a wedding tradition.
A spring focused overview lists fresh greens like lettuce and onions in season with a weekly menu. It features daily meals from breakfast to supper and includes recipes for Spoon Bread and Cheese Custard plus a beef casserole with vegetables. The piece ends with a historical quotation about universal welfare.
A culinary note outlines braised beef with pork fat, onions and root vegetables, simmered four hours with a brown pan sauce. It also describes date puff filling with whipped cream and lemon juice and a crisped cabbage cold slaw with a vinegar dressing.
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