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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
6
A family dessert features a vanilla wafer crust shell with a quick lemon custard and a baked meringue topping. Tips explain achieving fluffy meringue, crust ideas from crackers to graham wafers, and bake times from 300 to 325 degrees F. Recipes include Vanilla Wafer Pie Crust and Graham Cracker Pastry.
A fragment shows a dialogue where a speaker defends a boy, saying the boy was responsible for the spending. The other party counters that they understood the boy did the spending. The piece hints at a dispute over credit and responsibility.
The article profiles a veteran actor who, after six divorces and decades in the stage, looks back on smut, modern acting schools, and purity in theater. He recalls a 1894 Leadville Road Company stop where locals treated performers to champagne and grand meals amid a booming town scene.
A lemon berry pie recipe blends lemon juice eggs and milk, folds in sliced strawberries, fills a vanilla wafer crust, covers with meringue, and bakes at 325 degrees F until brown, then chills before serving. For lemon flavor use three lemons instead of berries. TM 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A reader advises using half teaspoon baking powder as a substitute for one egg in cakes when eggs are scarce. The note also covers washing milk tumblers with cold water before hot, to prevent issues in milk handling.
At seventy five with a 54 year stage career, Junsui DeWolf Hopper recalls near misses and triumphs from Our Boys debut in 1878 to the 41,000 Atlantic City crowd. He shares stories of Old Bill in The Better Ole and Wang, plus a piano night that drew encores for Cradle of the Deep.
The article traces basketball's rise as a major college sport alongside baseball football and track. It notes its invention at Springfield College with James Naismith adapting Luther Gulick's lecture ideas, shaping the modern game as a swift, strategic, and popular sport.
Toscannini recalls a conductor who, during a rehearsal, asked for a passage to be played very softly. After repeated attempts and final silence, he exclaimed for even softer tone. The anecdote highlights the conductor's exacting ear and timing.
A light exchange features Ted noting Tom's lark like outing and Bill agreeing that Tom had a bird of a time. The dialogue hints at casual amusement over a quirky outing.
Seattle reports Cicero Brown traded a horse in 1872 for 70 acres in King County then sold the land for $60,000. The transaction was revealed in the will of Harriet Guise now under court settlement.
The poem humorously describes the musk ox with a squat build and long coat dragging snow. It contrasts harsh Arctic days and bright nights and wonders how the animal knows when to sleep while noting herd behavior deterring wolves and the need for companionship.
In 1933 Emily Post reflects on how debutante presentations have shifted from grand dowager influence to flexible modern options. She notes dances tea or personal hosting as acceptable paths with etiquette adapting to local custom and practicality. A later item: white storks migrate from Africa to Europe, one with a broken leg remains behind until its mate returns.
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