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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
3
A vintage slice highlights how molasses shaped Puritan and Southern cuisines, with recipes and serving ideas such as Louisiana Pudding Creole Sauce and Lobster Newburg. It notes grid of traditional uses from candy pulls to glazes, breads, and desserts.
The Department of Agriculture reports updated pork cuts cooking methods from the Bureau of Home Economics. Leaflet N, 5-L titled Pork in preferred ways offers recipes for roasts chops and dishes like stuffed rib chops with apples and pork chop suey. It recommends roast meat thermometer, open pan racks for tender roasts, and quick sear then low even heat. Free copies are available from the Office of Information in Washington, D.C.
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown declaring that true breeding requires timely obsequiousness. He asserts a well bred man must know when to bow, framing etiquette as a social measure of character.
A concise page of home tips suggests placing sound apples in cake boxes to keep fruit cake moist. Ammonia sponging and pressing remove shine from wool. Oatmeal cookies with molasses are healthier for children than rich cakes. Keep the refrigerator ice compartment full with ice only.
The article describes common roach species and simple control methods using careful sanitation and sodium fluoride dusting. Key steps include sealing food, refrigerating perishables, dusting behind sinks and along baseboards, and sealing cracks with filler. It notes that paralyzed roaches can be swept up after dusting and cleaning.
In a child friendly tale, Mr Wart Hog boasts of being thoroughly ugly and leading in ugliness while the peccary admires the tropical beauty of his own kind. The exchange explores pride in appearance as the wart hog naps amid the zoo setting.
A winter favorite ox tail yields a rich jelly like broth from cartilage and long simmering. This article outlines a traditional ox tail soup and a stew method with step by step cooking times and ingredients including carrots onions turnips potatoes parsley lemon and Worcester sauce. It notes serving tips and suggests citrus garnish and bread to complete the meal.
Suggests making meals cheerful by each family member sharing a joke or funny story daily, including parents. Each tells in turn, rotating who led the day before, to start meals with humor. Cheerful meals are said to aid digestion and foster fellowship.
A historical note records the Sahara Desert spanning about 9 over 8,500,000 square miles, indicating an immense arid region across northern Africa. The figure anchors discussions of geography and climate in the era.
Hats blend straw and felt in new spring designs with wide brims and colorful trims. Northern styles favor browns and dark tones while southern updates show light pinks blues and sea greens. Embroidered taffeta hats also feature, with gray accents highlighted for spring ensembles.
Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as the world's most popular laxative, used for constipation and related symptoms. It claims to be made from herbs and pure ingredients and gentle for women and children.
Mayor Porter criticizes widespread unfairness in gossip digestion. A rally scene shows a young woman calmly responding that belief depends on who is being talked about, highlighting selective perception amid political attacks.
A London Tit-Bits item quotes a film star saying she can never marry. The suitor responds with grim insistence and proposes meeting at the studio to be introduced to the star’s double.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a playful exchange where a stenographer asks if marriage changes daily flowers and the clerk replies with a box of seeds to grow her own blooms.
An advertisement promotes Cole's Carbellanine as a quick relief for burning itching and skin diseases. It claims instant pain relief from burns and scarless healing in 30c and 60c preparations and directs readers to mail 30c to The J W Cole Co Rockford Illinois for a pack. The ad ends with a Lucan quote about justice and power.
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to improve health and vitality, claiming it can make a run down person more attractive by enriching the blood toning nerves and boosting overall vigor. It promotes liquid or tablet forms and offers a 10 cent trial package from the Dr. Pierce Clinic in Buffalo New York.
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