Che Kitchen Cabinet Recipes and Vintage Plain Dishes
A cookbook style menu notes relish dishes with favigote herbs kept separate and herb butter spread for sandwiches. It outlines fricasee style chicken with Lyons Sauce and Sauce de Havre with onions apples curry and white stock, plus blanquette and a cauliflower with white sauce. Includes Banana and Coconut Pudding with arrowroot milk sugar butter and shredded coconut baked until set.
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Lyons
de Havre
Rce
Western Newspaper Union
Homemade Household Hints From The Neighbor
The article offers practical tips for stain removal on wallpaper using cold water and pipe clay, vinegar guidance for pickling, and routine cleaning of coffee pots. It advises avoiding mixing vinegars, soaking fruit in cold water after peeling to prevent discoloration, and a soda solution boiled in the coffee pot to clean it.
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Associated Newspapers
CWNU
Tiny the Elephant Escapes Circus Gaffe and Snares
Tiny the new elephant at a circus breaks free from rope and roams the village street. She bumps into a barking pursuer and lifts the captive rider onto her back before fleeing toward a pond that is really a mud pit, prompting a circus rescue.
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Yiny
Tiny
Four New Craters Open on Andes Volcano Sides
Four large craters have opened in the sides of the Descabezado volcano in the Andes. Mention of Talca Chile references regional volcanic activity. The report notes continuing disturbances and new crater formation in the mountain range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes -Talga
Chile
Andes
Descabezado
Lights and Ladies of New York in 1932
A column notes private libraries of Walter Pforzheimer and a Westchester farm named Hidden Brook. It mentions Walter Trumbull’s home life, a blind organist, and a fife performer. Also references to society figures like Coleman Du Pont and Gloria Ziegfeld as a judge in beauty contests.
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Lights OF
New York
Walter Trumbull
United States
Walter Pforzheimer
Hidden Brook Farm
Westchester
Coleman du Pont
McAlpin
Manhiattan
Old Waldorf
Floreng Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Man loses foot after switch frog injury near Armstrong
James Widaman, walking along the Alton tracks near Armstrong, Mo, wedged his right foot in a switch frog. A train whistled from nearby, he freed himself by twisting away, but the locomotive crushed his foot, saving his life but costing him a foot.
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Armstrong
James Widaman
Alton Tracks
Widaman
A Circus Memento Lamp Shade Craft
A brief instruction from 1932 describes cutting a circus pattern to create lamp shades. By extending the pattern ends and pasting, one can form a large shade for a candle stand or multiple sizes using four clown figures. The note appears in a Western Newspaper Union item.
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Western Newspaper Union
How It Started By Jean Newton
An overview discusses the phrase Abomination of Desolation as a direct biblical allusion to the Roman standard in the Holy of Holies. It notes historical significance and the global reaction to Roman imperialism, referencing 1932 Bell Syndicate material.
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Jean Newton
Holy of Holies
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Library Receives Santa Anna Relics for UT Exhibit
Epaulets once worn by Mexican General Santa Anna at San Jacinto are donated to the University of Texas library in Austin for exhibition. The items include Santa Anna’s saddle and other historic relics, originating from the late John N. Riley of New Orleans.
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Austin
Texas
Santa Anna
Battle of
San Jacinto
University of Texas Library
John N. Riley
New Orleans
Newborn Baby Intelligence Test Begun at Iowa Hospital
Dr. Orvis Garwin of the University of Iowa leads early education experiments on infants under 15 minutes old. A stabilimeter records every movement and breathing while high speed photography accompanies the study to track early development.
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Towa City
Iowa
Orvis Garwin
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Irwin
Tailless kittens born to Persian cat in Kelso
In Kelso Washington P Blanchard reports a Persian cat gave birth to three tailless kittens. The kittens are normal in all other respects according to the owner.
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Kelso, Wash
P. 3
Blanchard
Greek painter and New Orleans flinger in city intrigue
In Park Avenue dining rooms David Thorndyke and Halliday chase a scoop about Betty Seton a New Orleans debutante and her mysterious Greek painter Zaelos. The tale centers on jealousy a famed Paris Salon painting and a poison ring tied to Mme Julie of Valencia amid a developing romantic and social clash.
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PY Jove
David Thorndyke
Halliday
Park Avenue
Bob Halliday
David
New Orleans
Kitty Talbot
Davy
Zaelos
Paris
Sonny
la Parisienne
New Orlean
de Toussees
New York
Betty Seton
Betty
Mme
Julie
Valencia
de Toussee
Crescent City
Thorntyke
Zuelos
Thorndyke
Julie Press
Spain
Dave
Bob
Sitting Bull a colorful and debated Sioux leader of the West
The article traces Sitting Bull from 1834 birth in South Dakota to his rise as a war leader and peacemaker. It notes his bravery at fourteen counting coups, his role in forts, and seven years of warfare before amnesty and confinement. It questions whether he fled or fought at Little Bighorn, then describes his 1881 return, and his death shot by fellow Indians with the caged eagle image.
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Sitting Bull
South Dakota
Fort Buford
Red Man
Little Bighorn
Custer
Gall
John Grass
General Miles
Canada
Miles
Western Newspaper Union
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Che
Efe
Cheerio
Dorothy Edmonds
Tiny the Circus Elephant
East Fifties
John B. Rockefeller, Jr
Senate
House
Washington
Royal Copeland
Empire State
Waldorf
Campbell
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Naples
Aisles Bains
London
Chicago
Sweden
Fifth Avenue
WNU
J. Walter Christie
United Hien
Circus
Georges Philippar
Messageries Maritimes
Arabian Sea
Mary Carson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Editha Hs ~Watson
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