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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
6
A Rotary Bulletin piece from 1929 shares practical family dining tips. It extols onion use, offers glazed and baked onion recipes with tomato sauce, and suggests beef birds and winter salad. It also includes a date pie, apple dessert, Tutthfrutt Cocktail, and squash reheating tips.
A proposed ice well uses a hole filled with a large ice block formed from daily water during freezing weather. A milk house above the pit stores cans through a floor trapdoor. At Mandan ND the system produced a eight by six and a half foot ice block by late February, keeping dairy products fresh into October and cream sweet for two weeks in July.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide promotes a child sized table and chairs and a washable setting. It emphasizes correct height shape and comfort, regular meal times, appealing food, and a calm routine to foster good eating habits and digestion.
A gnome in a dream warns of consequences for mean teasing and anger. The tale follows his slate punishment by Professor Gnome, showing how the gnome struggles to change from mean behavior to become kinder and more popular.
Practical advice for neat homes and child friendly areas. Emphasizes dusting windowsills porches and steps preserving rug life avoiding heavy rug shaking and cutting cranberry jelly for decorative garnishes. Suggests a hall closet for outdoor gear to reduce wear on parents and child.
USDA guidance stresses storing raw meat at 47 degrees or below to slow bacterial growth and spoilage. unwrap meat on delivery, place on a platter in the coldest refrigerator compartment, and use a thermometer to locate the coldest spot.
In the 1920 Western Newspaper Union piece, metallic blouses in gold or silver cloth are touted as essential luxury for socialites. The trend pairs black velvet skirts with metallic blouses, favors silver notes over gold, and features sheer and lace-like textures. Designers showcase silver striped fabrics, metallic weaves, and satin brocades, with milliners and dressmakers offering coordinated ensembles.
Analysis of Jesus birth and early life as King from Matthew 1 1 to 2 23 focusing on Jesus as Davidic heir and divine savior. Wise men seek the King but are met with Herod's plot, prompting refuge in Egypt and return to Nazareth.
A devotional reflection on kind words as expressions of God's love. It asserts God is love and that words endure as reflections of His unchanging nature, emphasizing eternal significance.
A reflective excerpt attributing distress to living in God’s love. It notes that in that divine atmosphere God notices cries for help whether quiet whispers or subtle touches. The passage emphasizes intimate spiritual perception and compassionate response.
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