We Revisit a Cabin Where Love Once Blazed
In a December river cabin Will contemplates divorce from Jan after years of strain. She proposes a last chance to rekindle their bond, ending with Will realizing a spark remains and rushing to her side to rebuild their life together.
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Will
Transforming Vegetables Into Savory Dishes For Lunch Or Supper
Modern cookery elevates vegetables with sauces and combinations. The article offers recipes like Golden Cauliflower with cheese and milk, Red Cabbage and Apples with butter and brown sugar, and Sweet Potato Cecelia with cider and spices, emphasizing crispness and color.
Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights A Yearly Kitchen Feature
Lynn Chambers presents a menu featuring baked spareribs baked sweet potatoes molded pear in lime gelatin corn bread and lemon chiffon pie. The section includes detailed eggplant and spinach preparations with steps for stuffing frying and sauces plus recipe notes on biscuits vegetables and seafood sauces from Western Newspaper Union Spice and Seasoning.
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Western Newspaper Union
Eureka Pumpkin Festival Opens with Free Pies and Pageantry
Eureka Illinois prepares for its fifth annual Pumpkin Festival on September 26 and 27 featuring more than 10 000 free pumpkin pies. The event celebrates Eureka as a pumpkin center with a two day program including the Pumpkin Bowl Game, a pie baking and pie eating contests, a parade, and remarks by Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman. Illinois officials attend with dedication ceremonies for a new school of speech. Patricia Stevens serves as a festival judge for the Pumpkin Queen competition.
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Eureka, Fil
Ill
United States
Walnut Grove
Illinois
Eureka College
Kirksville
Eureka Stadium
Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
Reagan
Eureka Schools
School of Speech
Patricia Stevens
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Historical Page
A reader filled crossword entries listing numerous clues across and down including Pen for swine Fate and Dower with answers to be inferred. The mixed language hints and garbled numbering suggest a collapsed puzzle segment from a historical newspaper page.
Newlyweds Evade In-Law Difficulties
Tulsa story of Jeannie Madsen marrying Lee Odom reveals complex in law ties. Jeannie becomes daughter in law to her mother in law, who is the widow and previously wed to Lee Odom's father. The bride also becomes step-daughter in law to her own mother and her former step brother is now her husband.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jeannie Madsen
Lee Odom
Charles Madsen Odom
J. T. Odom
Young Odom
Daily Bread Prayer Revised for Eskimos
Rome announces a papal bull allowing Eskimos to use a local version of the Lord's prayer. Previously they prayed for daily bread, but lacking grain supplies they now request daily fish instead.
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Rome
Abandoned School Becomes Century-Plus Community Club Hub
MANKATO MINN The Spring Lake Community club marks 25 years since forming to repurpose a deserted schoolhouse. Farmers lead gatherings in the former belfry now rung for celebrations, with potlucks, contests, and discussions on farming and world affairs. Governor Youngdahl attended the anniversary dinner.
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Mankato
Minn
Spring Lake
Rapidan
Luther W. Youngdahl
Minnesota
Historic Ringwood iron mines reopen after 16 years
Ringwood iron mines once idle for 16 years resume production on the 877 acre site between Hope and Whaleback mountains. Purchased by Ringwood Mines Inc from War Assets administration for 1.275 million dollars, the facility aims to employ 600 workers. The mines supplied the cannon and the Hudson River defense chain used in the Revolutionary war.
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Ringwood Iron Mines
Hudson River
Hope and
Whaleback Mountains
Ringwood Mines, Inc
War Assets Administration
New York
West Point
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