Wholesome Dessert Dishes From Old Western Menu
A 1928 Western Newspaper Onion cooking page presents Butteracotch Pudding with brown sugar and butter, milk and bread, but also salmon with olives, Pineapple Rice with cream, and Dumplings With Steak, all seasoned for home meals.
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The Happy House by Douglas Malloch
A concise verse portrait of a content home where kindness guides speech and all members contribute willingly. The poem praises a shared, laboring harmony, lamenting envy and demanding not a single favored role for all to feel content.
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Where Man Came From
A syndicated essay discusses origins of man, noting that not all religious advertising is engaging. It argues human life arises from deliberate design, cites Genesis and scripture, and questions whether mind and dominion are divinely conferred, urging self-reflection on worthiness of power.
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Mit
Quack Wisdom and Whims From Viola Brothers Shore
A fragmentary piece presents humorous maxims and playful misreadings attributed to Viola Brothers Shore. It weaves proverbs about holes becoming larger the more you remove, giving of yourself tidying you, and cautions about knowledge and appetite in a whimsical tone.
Discoveries and the Endless Quest of Mankind
The passage argues that discovering America was only a step in a long arc of exploration and invention. It credits past discoverers who faced risks for great gains and envisions a future of abundant energy, widespread flight, and knowledge. It highlights ongoing breakthroughs in science and medicine and predicts continued discovery despite current limits.
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A Bird Story for Children
A whimsical tale presents various birds from around the world sharing names origins and features. The Black Cheeked Dove from West Africa the Slash Borne Wing from Eastern Australia and the Jackson Whitley fly in a lively chat as the Sandman ends the meeting with a final chorus of chirps.
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Colorado Peaks Above 14 000 Feet Highlight State’s Heights
Colorado is noted as the Mountain State with 42 peaks above 14,000 feet, more than California and Washington combined. Estimates suggest at least 350 peaks exceed 11,000 feet, with many more at higher elevations, and about one seventh of the state lies above 10,000 feet.
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Versatile Pumpkin in Early New England Bread and Beer
Fragment from Peter Coghlan history notes the pumpkin as a great blessing in New England. It details uses of pumpkin meat for beer bread custards fence molasses and vinegar, and mentions avoidance of Thanksgiving customs under blue laws.
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Whippet Car Declared Price Leader in Auto Field
Willys Overland introduces the perfected Whippet claiming the lowest price in history and challenging the high end of the market. The four cylinder light car boasts fuel economy records with 43.28 miles per gallon over 3500 miles Los Angeles to New York City and a 71.6 mph speed test at Rockingham Speedway Salem New Hampshire. Enhanced features include four wheel brakes wider fenders sun visor automatic windshield cleaner rearview mirror and added stop and driving lights.
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Bunyan Tercentenary Preparations Under Way Nationwide
Preparations for a national celebration of the 300th anniversary of John Bunyan begin with a year of events. A pageant in honor of the occasion is planned to be performed across England.
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England
Quinine Tablets Claim to Relieve Headache by Curing Cold
Advert says headaches from slight colds ease when taking quinine tablets. It notes a Grove figure on the box and implies a laxative effect. The column uses promotional language to push the remedy.
Outlook Mirthy Quip on Elections and Deaths
The Outlook quips that winning candidates claim the office explains the man’s fate and suggests people take pride in a past that is already gone. The remark carries a satirical tone about political fortunes and personal memory.
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