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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
2
In a playful kitchen note the Onion debate praises the vegetable and its uses while offering recipes such as Orange and Onion Salad and Creamed Fried Onions. The author cites Mrs. Penne and a Guide for the Greedy to illustrate how cooks adapt onions in sauces, dressings, and fried dishes.
A reader asks about cooking onions and a variety of methods. The column describes glazing baked onions melting butter, stuffed onions with stock, and French fried onions with a detailed batter and fry process. It includes a recipe for French Fried Onions with step by step ingredients and method.
Beverly Bayne in black velvet hosts an open dining night at the Hotel Great Northern. The Actors Dinner Club gathers unemployed stage folk and stars like Jenny Wren and Herbert Rawlinson, sharing meals on equal terms while celebrities mingle with patrons.
The piece recalls the Actors' Dinner club events with Leonaardl and Sophia Tucker performing. It notes the nightly changing program, the all star cast from stage and screen, and the merry atmosphere as guests enjoy coffee and jokes. It contrasts Broadway penthouse decor with Grand Central terminal bustle.
A grizzly in a canyon, driven by hunger, tries to roust a chipmunk with a rock. The chipmunk escapes, flirting defiance as berries ripen by a spring. In fall the bear burrows to sleep through winter until spring returns.
A discussion on how the press can build or erase fame by selective reporting. The piece recalls a half century old English press pact to suppress disclosures in a scandal, illustrating the conspiracy of silence in shaping public memory.
Customer seeks to loan a rake and a bee with switch slivers in the handles. Clerk asks if something fancy is wanted but customer clarifies the loan intent.
Napa rancher Theodore Arighi says his goldfish rain predictor is reliable. When the pond fish rise to the surface, rain is expected within hours, a method he claims has rarely failed.
National Geographic reports Brazil’s 42,931,042 census count with Rio de Janeiro dominating population and Sugar Loaf rising 1,200 feet above the harbor. Sao Paulo grows from 26,000 to nearly 900,000 in 50 years, while Pernambuco and Bahia serve as major gateways with ports, rail lines, and thriving industries.
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