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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
3
A compact guide on cookie types and baking temps. It covers rolled, drop, and wafer style cookies, almond and brazil nut macaroon variations, and notes on oven heat. Recipes include almond cookies with ground nuts and spiced cookies with raisins and oats, plus bran molasses cookies and almond slices.
A three-horned steer is shown at Hershey Zoological Garden in Hershey Pennsylvania. Walter M. Dunlap of Union Stock Yards Lancaster presented the yearling animal to the zoo. Ward Walker, the zoo director, said he would break the unwritten law of zoological gardens against freakish animals and keep the steer.
A simple recipe suggests layering sliced tomatoes bacon and cheese on buttered bread and baking for a tasty Sunday tea dish. It advises keeping other items out of the oven when baking cake and placing cake near the oven center. Cranberry jelly is prettier in individual molds and pricking apples or tomatoes prevents bursting during baking.
London mourns Polly the parrot aged thirty three once famed as the world’s most extravagant. She consumed most of a 1875 pound bequest left in 1901 by Mrs Elen Herietta Harriss after three hospitals failed to claim the funds. Courts ruled Polly could spend her fortune as she pleased.
A note explains that New Tinware rubs with fresh lard and is thoroughly heated in the oven before first use, ensuring it will never rust afterward regardless of water exposure.
Start at the collar center and iron outward toward the tips. Flip and iron the opposite end from the center again to finish the fold. This method yields a crisp, uniform edge on both sides of the collar.
Dr Harold C Urey, Nobel prize winner for heavy water work, is profiled as he lectures at Columbia. The piece notes his age, education, Willard Gibbs medal, detective fiction hobby, and prize money usage. It also mentions Louis Paul, the O Henry award winner, and a Fifth Avenue hat shop offering rebuilt hats for a dollar plus a label.
The piece explains that learning by heart, meaning rote memorization, is one of English literature’s oldest phrases. It traces the origin to Chaucer in the Canterbury Tales Troilus from the Fourteenth century, noting Chaucer as the father of English literature.
In a prim dinner party setting Ellen and a suitor confront past misunderstandings over engagement woes. He recalls their earlier quarrel at Aunt Laura’s Maine estate and, after a tense exchange, asks for another chance as they step onto the terrace.
Mothers see a simple yet stylish frock design with double yoke scallops side pleats and hidden bloomers. Pattern 9826 offers sizes 1 2 4 6 8 and 10 in cotton or sheer wool with a diagrammed sew chart and costs Fifteen cents plus mail to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.
The Big Dipper will resemble a soup spoon in 50 000 years, says Wagner Schlesinger of the Franklin Museum astronomy department. Over the next 80 000 years the tip of the handle will drift left while the rest shifts right, altering the Dipper’s shape. The planetarium’s star machinery can reconfigure this path, turning the universe back to 50 000 years ago and forward to 31984 A D.
Triangular tears in garments may be neatly mended by first working edges with a buttonhole stitch and then catching the tears together through the stitches rather than the fabric.
A conversation about leadership and road safety unfolds with comments from an ex cited man and Senator Sorghum. Mrs Gadder recalls a desire to travel to Florida last winter but cites her husband’s anxiety as the obstacle.
In a conversation Miss Cayenne recalls a boyhood prophecy that he would achieve greatness in some field. The reply confirms the prediction but adds a twist, stating he ultimately became a great nuisance.
Identification Ray states they must retrieve an overcoat left at the railroad station. May asks if it was checked. Ray describes it as brown with a belt across the back.
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