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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
6
The article explains the three roux types brown pale cream and white used in French sauces. It details a creme white sauce with butter flour milk parsley shallots chives and method. It also outlines Sauce Piquante with onions carrot thyme bay leaf cloves parsley butter flour stock and vinegar.
Adolph Bamm of the Wyoming District Biological Survey relayed a Cheyenne tale of an eagle using a stone dropped from a rocky ledge to frighten a sage hen from a gulch. The rancher witness said the hen retreated into bushes as the bomber eagle circled and dropped the rock, then hovered.
Pittsburgh resident Edward Reynolds of Wilkinsburg baffled doctors with repeated ailments as X rays revealed two hearts, one on each side. The left heart was smaller, the right stronger, yet both functioned as active blood pumps.
A historical note explains the phrase Abingdon Law arising from Major Brown of Abingdon, a Parliamentary army officer famed for summary punishment of prisoners of war. The practice, described as a swift execution after capture, gave the expression its notorious reputation in English.
Harless was driving when he struck a mule, sending the car into a ditch. The mule was hurled but survived, status of both driver and animal not detailed in available text.
The eagle failed to strike from concealment and, after a pause in the bushes, flew away in search of simpler prey.
Advice on kitchen measurements and cleaning routines from My Neighbor Viv includes a cream of tar tar to saberatus substitute, baking powder ratios, washing utensils while hot, removing scorch with damp towels, and securing poison bottles out of reach.
A humorous exchange cites Short asserting he avoids treatment to prevent being mistaken for a deer. The retort quickly quips that he would not be mistaken for anything larger than a gnat, underscoring lighthearted banter.
A reminiscence centers on a grandfather clock repair tale and a tipsy man reciting a limerick about a pig. anecdotes include Leon Errol studying for a drunk role and a Tulsa theater blackout during a performance. The piece ends with dramatic midtown searchlights sweeping Chrysler and Empire State silhouettes.
A reader inquires about removing paint stains from skin. The response advises washing the face with soap and water to clear paint from the skin.
A continuation tale recounts Jimmy Norton and friends at a picnic witness a girl struck by a car that fails to stop. Police and family doubt his story until a wealthy driver admits fault and rewards Jimmy with a large cash gift, transforming hardship into happiness.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative made from fresh herbs senna and pepsin. It claims to energize the body, improve appetite, and prevent constipation without weakening bowels, warning against habitual strong laxatives and urging use for both adults and children.
Modern Thinker reports Dr Otto Rabn of Cornell University finds the human eye emits radiation similar to ultraviolet rays, capable of disturbing yeast cells. He notes radiation varies by person and that eyes may kill yeast even when not needed to see. Gartle tuber apparatus claims to electrically charge the body's field enabling reading and distinguishing light for blind subjects.
Smithsonian bulletin notes a purely American fairy tradition among Karuk people of northern California. It describes Texareyays as ancient beings who predicated humans, and Kitaxrihars as a feared class that could petrify into rocks or other forms.
A dialogue between Mr Comrox and his daughter reveals social snobbery as she recounts a young man asking for marriage. The daughter notes he had already seen her father and found him not objectionable, while the narrator remarks that political ardor can lead to disappointment.
Ad copy claims Bayer Aspirin dissolves instantly in the stomach to start easing headaches neuralgia neuritis and rheumatism within four to five minutes. Urges buyers to insist on Genuine Bayer Aspirin with the cross mark on tablets and on boxes or bottles to ensure authenticity and heart safety.
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