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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
3
Reader notes on old world craft of soldering used to seal joints in the eleventh century. The piece blends a playful verse about a red fox with kitchen notes on marinated vegetables including carrot matchsticks and stuffed onions. It offers recipes for green peppers stuffed with rice and a method for French toast with string beans.
A luncheon menu idea using seasonal vegetables cooked in olive oil. The cook suggests layering vegetables by cooking time, starting with onions, green peppers, squash, corn, and tomatoes, seasoned with salt and paprika. Fried corn is noted as underappreciated and leftover ears can be used in the dish.
A stylistic guide describes multiple luncheon ideas built from tomatoes and vegetables. It covers baked tomatoes with tarebit sauce, grilled tomato slices on toast, stuffed peppers and squash, creamed vegetables in shells, and serving vegetables in salads or jellied forms.
A reflective piece on Kenisco dam and New York City water supply noting vast artificial lakes, protected waters, and high costs. It covers consumption, revenue, and rate structures, plus a side anecdote about Hugh Herndon Jr and a waterfront derelict.
New York's water rates have not been changed in Td years. It costs the city about $12 to pump and send a million gallons to town, with some water traveling nearly a hundred miles.
A composite of domestic shortcuts covers making cream cheese mixtures with butter and milk, Chan tilly dressing with whipped cream and pineapple, serving fruit on lettuce, and keeping cut flowers fresh by placing them in water.
The piece traces the colloquial expression across lots meaning a shortcut. It suggests English origins and notes popularization in America by Brigham Young’s threat. The article cites 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
In a witty exchange, observers note that although DeGrab is not notably industrious, he attracts attention and sharp reactions. The remark suggests many who interact with him face consequences or criticism.
Elkhart Indiana Rev H Stahl claims a new six room house was built for under 1000 dollars with total labor cost of 18 dollars. The project is presented as a record in economical construction. Prices and details mention the minister’s achievement and the modest outlay.
A critical essay argues three state investigations and legal delays harm crime prosecutions. It advocates federal action, a national police force, and centralized detection to curb bootleg corruption, improve prosecutions, and restore public safety. It cites prohibition era issues and praises centralized federal power as solution.
The senate divides into thirds with one-third expiring every two years. When a senator dies or resigns, a successor serves the remainder of the term. Sometimes a November election includes a candidate for the short term and another for the long term, lasting six years from the following term.
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