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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
8
Betty Crocker’s radio cooking talks begin the fifth year with a 20 minute domestic science course aired twice weekly for 26 weeks. The program covers quick meals hot meals breads desserts and housework tips aimed at home cooks and features Washburn Crosby Company Gold Medal flour and feeds.
The article credits Louis Pellier, a Frenchman, with introducing prune cultivation to the United States and notes his pivotal horticultural role. It also mentions the twelfth century founding of the University of Paris and ancient Chinese use of wallpaper over two thousand years ago for ritual purposes.
In Barmouth England residents adopt a novel fundraising method with scores of women canvassers going door to door to solicit donations for town publicity. A single day yields about one hundred book guide requests, signaling campaign success. Joe Jenkins notes his new false teeth renew his enjoyment of eating after years. He quips that only with dentures can he truly savor food.
A Mrs J G Moore of San Antonio touts California Fig Syrup as a safe child remedy, claiming it strengthens weak, underweight children, encourages appetite, and normalizes bowels, with a long history of trusted use and a warning to buy the genuine California Syrup.
A Springfield Missouri Leader item notes a remark that asking for a legal opinion is often unproductive, likening it to paying a penny for thoughts. The brief comment underscores skepticism about obtaining definitive legal advice.
A concise note quotes Golfer and Sportsman on resisting sin by not lingering near temptation and avoiding opportunities that lead to wrongdoing. The proverb-style advice emphasizes self-control and vigilance in daily life.
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