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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
2
Betsy Callister offers practical tips on using leftovers to save money. Build a meat and potato hash with beef or lamb, vary with rice or spaghetti, stuff peppers, or fill tomatoes. Leftover roast beef can become stew with onions carrots and potatoes. lamb or veal can become a salad with celery and mayonnaise served on lettuce or in tomatoes.
Experts note tapping a single spot on a tree can extend its life, while large first-growth trees may yield from two or three taps without injury. Caution warns against placing two taps too close together to collect sap in one bucket, as this risks damage.
The piece cites a 1931 Bell Syndicate column arguing that women who slash or harm themselves to win back a mate rarely succeed. It notes men prefer distance and pursuit, and suggest leaving him with contentment and absence as a harsher demonstration of independence.
A poetic aside frames entertaining with a table by John Bannister. The text notes that a tasty fritter is a dainty dish for guests, usually served hot with a hot gouce though fruit fritter hints at variations.
A quirky 1931 Western Newspaper Union piece blends superstition with dessert recipes. It notes a fish mascot linked to Venus and offers Fruity Fritters, Chocolate Nut Pudding, Lemon Cheese Treat, and Cherry Fritters with detailed steps and sauces.
The Vice President is not a senate member and cannot vote except to break a tie. The president pro tempore presides in his absence and is a senator who may debate. The speaker of the House is a member with all privileges on the floor.
A playful activity section guiding readers through five picture based challenges. It invites children to imagine numbers in balloons adding to twenty nine, identify a king balloon with a multiplication clue, form words from initials, solve a fair share distribution with a hidden twist, and recall colors matching April showers observed in the balloons.
Jackie Coogan earned a million dollars before age ten. Violin prodigy Yehudi Menuhin recently gave a violin recital in New York City. Christopher Robin is the son of English poet A A Milne, who inspired When We Were Very Young and other beloved books for children.
Instructions describe cutting along dotted lines to assemble a doll carriage from two parts, with a handle top and body. Holes are punched at corners and milk bottle tops used with paper fasteners to form four wheels. Additional guidance suggests enlarging the pattern with a pantograph and marking all dotted lines.
Review notes outline gospel themes from June 28 focusing on Jesus as savior. Summaries cover humility, mercy, judgment, prayer, seeking Jesus, stewardship, Messiah's sacrifice, Passover, garden agony, crucifixion, resurrection, and unity in Christ with emphasis on personal faith and accountability.
A compact meditation notes that stepping into the desert places a believer under divine provision and shelter, with the Lord as host and guide. The passage casts wilderness as a place of guestship under providence, framing faith as trust in sustenance and guidance.
Robert Hall notes that besides the Bible, another book could be read in public assemblies yearly with constant attention and enduring interest. He signals a belief in a text that sustains engagement across repeated readings and occasions.
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