24 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
1
The guide notes one motor vehicle per five people and urges weekend trips from Saturday noon to Sunday night. It offers food planning tips with a traveling refrigerator, a camp kit, and simple meals.
Baseball observer recalls being struck by a bottle in St Louis and nearly taking justice into his own hands. He tells of Sister Josephine care, flowers from the boy's family, and his decision to urge cancellation of the case with Major League leadership.
Adam Comorosky of the Pittsburgh Pirates learned the game from coal region roots and minor league climbs. He began in 1925 with Waynesboro Blue Ridge League and advanced through Williamsport Wichita and Indianapolis before joining the Pirates late in 1928.
President Hoover joined Babe Ruth Art Shires and Hans Wagner as a baseball autographer. He signed a ball for Eddie Meyer former senate captain after receiving it from John A Heydler NL president.
The 20 hour day is becoming more common in radio broadcasting with many stations now on the air daily for extended hours.
A mixed look at sports notes from across leagues. Highlights include Brooklyn spending 400000 on players over five years and Fred Haney leading the Pacific Coast league season in base stealing with 22. Penn State backfield men now compete in baseball. J. Edward Obey of Pittsburgh is named captain of Columbia’s 1931 baseball team.
Olympic champion distance runner Nurmi wins the six mile race at the International track meet in Stamford Bridge London. He sets a new world record of 24 minutes 36 35 seconds, beating the old mark by more than 283 seconds set by A J Shirubu in 1904.
The lattice potatoes look appealing with color and crisp texture and pair well with cold meat and salad. Use a grooved board with tin and cutting edge. rinse and soak slices two to three hours to remove starch, then pat dry. Fry in hot fat in small batches until golden, drain, salt, and serve hot and crisp.
Quick cooking preserves asparagus nutrients color and flavor. Wash scrape trim and cut as needed. Simmer 15 to 20 minutes in salted water then drain and serve on buttered toast with salt pepper and melted butter.
A novel sink with a recessed movable spout swings completely aside improving dishwashing. Built to owner height under a bright window, it promises to reduce the effort and mess typically involved.
The USDA's bureau of home economics tests 90 hotel sheets to compare three grades of 11 inch cotton. Sheets are laundered daily on one hotel floor with identification numbers and expert supervision. Laboratorial checks will follow wear, and results aim to align textile fiber production with quality and performance needs.
A busy housekeeper avoids salads because individual plates imply extra work. Using a large salad bowl on the table allows serving vegetables family style with garnishes, offering ample portions and less effort for the homemaker.
Waterproof glazed chintz window shades in checked gingham add a decorative note to kitchens and other rooms. With reasonable care they offer long service and can be kept clean by semi weekly washing. Plural effects are available for nursery bath sunroom use.
The United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics shares a southern style fried chicken method. Select young plump chickens, prepare pieces, flour, and fry in fat just below the smoking point, turning until golden brown, then drain. Larger pieces finish with smaller ones, and a gravy is made from the fat and flour with milk.
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