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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
7
A home cook manual outlines many waffle variations and toppings from peanut butter to cheese waffles. It adds a range of sauces for waffles, plus salad serving tips and decorative garnishes to enhance flavor and freshness. It emphasizes making ahead sauces and marinating to improve palatability.
The article observes the Seminole community at Brighton in the Everglades, noting three generations in one family and rising modern amenities. It details housing, dress, education, and employment changes since 1938, including land ownership limits, radios, electric lanterns, and the shift in eating habits due to accessible stores.
Menu notes feature Hama Ja King on Wales Green Peas with Mushrooms Molded Carrot Salad and baked apples with chocolate waffles. Dessert suggests adding melted chocolate sugar and vanilla to batter with whipped cream. Rice Waffles modify flour and add cold cooked rice for a raised waffle option.
A speaker jokes about palmistry to tell apart palm trees from pepper trees and a senator by bark. They compare their exile in the dog house to park benches and fleas, noting Florida housing crowdedness.
Advertises a no cooking home cough syrup mixing 2 cups sugar or substitute with 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle. Claims quick relief from colds, loosens phlegm, soothes membranes, eases breathing, and lasts long without spoiling. Money refund offered if not satisfactory.
Daniel Lambert, tallied as the heaviest man ever, weighed 739 pounds at his death at 39. He reportedly led an active life with a 102 inch waistline per the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
The 19th century parlor trick Chopsticks is identified as the sole survivor among one-finger piano pieces. Since its 1877 Glasgow publication, it has gained global popularity and influenced composers including Liszt and Rimsky-Korsakov.
Report notes exposure to high altitudes can trigger tooth ache and gum irritation. Symptoms may subside after descent to ground level, indicating altitude-related dental issues observed in affected individuals.
Caution advises discarding rhubarb leaves due to toxic compounds. Use only the edible stalks to avoid serious health risks.
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