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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
6
In a 1929 Western Newspaper Union tale by Mary Graham Bonner Fu-fu a pampered dog travels with his mistress in a fine car. He boasts of noble lineage while envied by common dogs who urge him to join in play and earn real worth.
Eggs are a protective food rich in vitamines and easily digested for wholesome nutrition. Baby shoes should have flat flexible soles and broad toes for comfort. New tinware should be rust proofed by oiling and slow baking to season for lasting use.
USDA guidance explains using a roast meat thermometer for beef veal lamb or ham to reach desired doneness. It describes proper insertion into the center, oven effects on time, and steps for a leg of lamb including searing at about 480 degrees F for 30 minutes.
A traditional Boston cream pie is actually a cake with a lemon flavored filling. The bureau of home economics provides a recipe using standard cake layers, a thick custard like filling, lemon juice and rind, and a powdered sugar top.
An excerpt highlights heroism as the brilliant triumph of the soul over fear including poverty suffering calumny illness loneliness and death. The author emphasizes courage in the face of hardship and personal trials.
This page describes canning a hearty white tomato soup with parsley, celery, onions, bay leaves and spices, plus directions for a dream pie and custard dessert. It includes steps for making a white sauce base, seasoning with sugar salt paprika and optional milk, and serving tips.
Recipes and tips for custard pie fruit salads jellies and jams from a 1929 Western Newspaper Union roundup. Guidance includes sterilizing methods cold packing jelly and jelly bag drainage plus orange shortcake and pear salad reminders for winter canning and serving.
A Western Union style note from 1929 highlights the return of richly furred all black suits in broadcloth, duvetyne, and velvet. It notes a shift away from flapper trends toward dignified lady fashion with striking colorful blouses, hemline draping, and new blouse textures including metal cloth and brocades.
A four year old boy at the dinner table asks his mother why the hawk cannot bring him a baby brother just as the stork visits the neighboring family. The child shows curiosity about the old birth myth and family welcome.
Phrase from Shakespeare reflecting anguish at viewing happiness through another’s perspective. Poignant contrast between envy and joy.
A practical kindergarten dress in green and tan cotton poplin features a tailored top with kimono sleeves and a matching green skirt. The design includes growth allowances via tucks and hems, self-help friendly front closures, and USDA bureau guidance for adaptable, durable children’s wear.
Advertises Diamond Dyes for home use claiming rich, lasting color on fabrics. Highlights high quality anilines, even application, no spotting, and recommends to buy at drug stores for 15 cents.
A saying emphasizes that recognizing diverse cloud types is essential for predicting weather. The idea links to meteorology, noting that understanding cloud variations aids accurate forecasts and seasonal planning. It underscores observational skill in weather prediction.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant, effective anti acid. It claims medical endorsement, broad use after meals, and that the Phillips name marks the genuine product, trademarked since 1875 by Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co or its predecessor.
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