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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
1
A Mother Polar bear and her cubs recount their love of colder weather and icy ponds. They contrast their frigid world with humans in heated homes and summer swims, cherishing the coming winter as they dwell in always cold seas and ice.
A USDA prepared dessert suggests making ice cream sandwiches with sponge cake or angel food. Bake a layer in a pan, split to sandwich ice cream, and serve with chocolate or fruit sauces or whipped cream. Provides a cake recipe and mixing steps, including egg yolk beating and folding in whites.
A broiler can be browned and served with a flavorful sauce. From the bureau of home economics, the method uses one broiler chicken flour salt milk and butter. The dish cooks in a moderate oven for one hour then another half hour until tender and browned, served with parsley.
A reflection quoting Thomas Huxley on the duty to improve one’s local corner by reducing misery and ignorance through individual effort and influence.
A USDA Home Economics recipe describes cooking calf tongue as a small meat dish. The tongue is simmered briefly, skinned, then layered in a large casserole with browned vegetables, olives, and hot water. The dish bakes until tender and is served hot.
Specialists say Americans consume about half the fluid whole milk needed for optimal health. Dairy education could expand the market by promoting greater milk quantity in daily diets.
The Toronto Globe notes that public pressure exposes tipping abuses and suggests a shift toward voluntary, common consent as a remedy rather than relying on government regulation.
The article extols casseroles for slow moist heat cooking at low oven temps from 380 to 350 degrees. It highlights retained juices, minimal water, no extra bakeware, table ready servings, and ease for busy households. It cites beef stews, pot roasts, ham, chicken, and rabbit as casserole friendly dishes.
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union feature presents ginger sorbet and various beverages including Special Punch Tea Punch and Vienna Chocolate. It also offers a Pineapple and Apricot Conserve recipe and housekeeping tips stressing “Do it now.” The piece cites Nellie Maxwell and ends noting publication by Western Newspaper Union in 1929.
Julia Bottomley notes the one piece street dress remains the leading fashion choice for daytime wear. She highlights tailored and semi tailored wool rayon blends in etamine weave, with side plaits shaping the hem, innovative wrist treatments, and a cape-like scarf.
A note states Pennsylvania has 110 native tree varieties in its forests while all Europe has only 60 varieties. The claim contrasts regional biodiversity sizes.
Diamond Dyes offer rich, lasting color for fabrics such as dresses, hose, coats, and draperies. The product uses high quality anilines for even application without spotting or streaking and is priced at 15 cents in drug stores.
The country’s leading creameries earn profits by coloring butter with Dandelion Butter Color. Ninety percent use it, claiming economical, tasteless, and vegetable coloring that doesn’t color butter milk. Approved by state and national food laws. Sample bottle 85 cents from Wells and Richardson Co. Burlington, VT.
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