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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1936
Page
12
A vintage recipe card from Mrs W D Cook of Atlanta Georgia details Orange Pecan Waffles. It lists ingredients including 14% cups flour 1 tsp salt 1 tbsp sugar 4 tsps baking powder 4 tbsps melted Jewel Shortening 3 eggs 1 cup milk 1 tbsp orange marmalade 2 cups chopped pecans and directions to cook on a waffle iron. Serve with Orange Fluff made from cream sugar and marmalade.
A list of Latin Italian French and German phrases with English translations and notes. Entries include at will ad libitum elixir vitae salus populi suprema est lex rara avis and more.
The text explains that 13 states can block a constitutional amendment regardless of population totals. It notes that the 13 least populous states, totaling about six million people, can block ratification as effectively as 13 large states.
A complex web of love lies behind Ace Blaikie’s murder. Dr. Marden’s testimony, Ace’s anticipated elopement, and Patrick’s tense investigation unfold as Mary Avery copes with shock. Bruce Hexson’s suicide confession surfaces, changing the case and endangering the town’s peace.
Beisa inhabits East Africa from Sudan to the southern part of the continent. The yard long horns appear as a single horn on the forehead, resembling the mythical unicorn in profile.
The Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book presents Pattern 1997 a smart smock in sizes 32 to 44 with long or short sleeves and gold buttons. Pattern 1204 a day frock in sizes 36 to 52 with a feminine collar and flared skirt. Pattern 1994 for Miss Two To Eight in playful yet grown-up styles. Patterns cost 15 cents each. order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Ella explains Simon died from lead poisoning. The employer learns Simon worked in chicken business, not painting, clarifying the cause and his occupation.
A humorous exchange where a son asks about women of the Middle Ages and the father quips there were only girls young matrons and elderly ladies, reflecting a jokey take on historical gender roles. The brief joke hinges on a pun about age and status in the era.
A snippet from Tit-Bits Magazine presents a humorous query Why are you eating with knife. It notes My fork leaks as a playful aside reflecting light magazine humor from the era.
A brief interaction shows a patient declaring this is their first illness while a kind visitor expresses hope it will be their last. The exchange carries a light, hopeful tone amid medical setting chatter.
The scene centers on a professor who is distracted in bed and a doctor arriving to see him. The dialogue stresses the professor's odd line and absent mindedness as he tries to respond. The tone suggests a domestic farce or stage snippet.
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