Salads for entertaining replace everyday fare
A passage lists several decorative salads including Butterfly Salad with banana wings, Beach Club Salad in grapefruit shells, Chicken Salad mold with eggs and celery, and a Cheese Salad nest. Prepared with mayonnaise and dressings, these dishes emphasize visual appeal and chilling before serving.
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Western Newspaper Union
How it Started By Jean Newton
The word righteous traces to ryghinus from Latin rectus meaning to direct or guide. It began as the right to rule others due to good behavior and later shifted to its current moral sense.
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Jean Newton
Ryghinus
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Texas Man Admits Long Illegal Voting Record
Thomas S. Crawford of Gainesville Texas a Santa Fe division superintendent is revealed as a non citizen who voted for 36 years in Texas and national elections He migrated from Ireland at seventeen and settled in Memphis Tennessee before moving to Texas without naturalization papers and without passport proof.
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Gainesville
Texas
Thomas S. Crawford
Santa Fe Railroad
Crawford
America
Ireland
Memphis
Tent
Naturalization Department
Fort Worth
Europe
United States
Postman Pasco Brings Cheer in Turkestan Tale
A tale tells of Pasco, a colorful postman who travels with letters and a magical flute. He aims to lift sadness in villagers, but one woman, haunted by her daughter's elopement, resists his cheerful music despite his efforts in a May morning scene.
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Turkestan
Pasco
Dingiswayo
Napoleon
Chaka the Terrible
F. G. Farewell
Cape
Chaka
Henry B. Fynn
Fynn
Lost Letters Reveal Pasco the Singing Postman
A postal carrier Pasco faces anger after his music stirs distress in a town. An old woman, moved by remorse, funds a new flute to restore joy, enabling Pasco to renew his mission and lift villagers with a magical melody.
Lights of New York and the theater budget trend
Mike Jacobs, a leading ticket broker, explains why the theater business suffers as patrons now budget their shows. He notes that in the past tickets could be traded to different shows, but today customers demand exact seats for specific performances and reject substitutes.
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Mike Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Broadway Has Changed They Seek Old White Way Memories
A column reflects on Broadway fading from its former color and gaiety as audiences turn to movies. The writer notes the Bowery migration into Broadway, vanished landmarks, and the new generation’s entertainment habits, contrasting old theaters with after theatre social scenes.
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Martin
Reiter
Shanley
Captain Churchill
Cehat
Sno
Jin
Brady
The
Manhattan
Handy Companion’s Wisely Joins for Day’s Sports Talk
A dialog shows Handy Companion seeking Wisely’s company for discussing the day’s sport. Wisely’s less sensitive conscience makes him the better talking partner, shaping the conversation and commentary.
Cleaning Tips From A Household Column
Remove stains from casseroles by soaking in a strong borax solution. Use a felt blackboard eraser on the stove top while it is hot for grease cleanup. An eraser is cleaner and gentler on hands than cloth. Add carbonates to sour fruit juice to reduce sugar. Use muffin tins to bake tomatoes peppers onions and to mold jelly portions.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Australian Bear Labeled World Champion Idler
Dr. Glover M. Allen of the Boston Society of Natural History calls Australia’s koala the world’s champion idler after his field trip to the land down under. He notes the animal lounges in trees and seems content to rest all day.
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Boston
Australia
Glover M. Allen
Boston Society of Natural History
Old Gobbler Guards Children on Tudor Hall Estate
Leonardtown Maryland report describes a turkey on the Tudor Hall estate that guards the Swann children. The bird follows the youngsters and attacks strangers, using wings and gobbling to deter intruders on the property owned by the Key family in southern Maryland.
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Old Gobbler
Leonardtown
Johnson Swann
Swanns
Tudor Hall
Key
Maryland
Natal and Zululand Where Africa Meets a Shared Coast
The piece tours Natal, its sea economy with shark processing, Zululand’s native villages, and the colonial mix. It recalls Durban’s rise from frontier lands to a port city, the enduring Zulu kingdom, and historical clashes between Zulu, Dutch, and British forces shaping the region’s past.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Vtatal
South Africa
Natal
Indian Ocean
Africa
India
Durban
Hubert
Hippo
Umgeni River
Voortrekker
Piet Retief
Dingaan
Andries Pretorius
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