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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
16
A list of seven picnic dish ideas avoids repetition, emphasizing diverse options such as dinner-in-a-dish meals, molded salads, and varied casseroles. Recipes feature ingredients like rice, bacon, tomatoes, noodles, eggs, cheese, and beef, with baking steps and serving details.
FRANK COLBY explains the link between the name Camille and camellias, noting Camille is from Latin Camilla, not the flower. Camellia derives from botanist Georg Joseph Kamel. Additional notes cover travesty from French travesti, the term toady, and the mountebank’s trick using toads.
General Features Syndicate ends the domestic life feature Ann Shannon after weeks in the Repository. Awards for source contributions include a prize to Mrs. R. N. Bartsey of 1305 17th St NE. Additional recipe contributions will appear later. The text provides a date-like recipe for Date Nut Sticks with cake flour dates nuts and butter, yielding about 4 dozen sticks.
The three smallest counties by area are New York County and Bristol County New York with 22 and 24 square miles and Arlington County Virginia at 31 square miles. Chief Justice John Marshall presided Burrs treason trial, which ended when he required overt acts to prove treason and Burr link to them. The government could convict Burr of a misdemeanor. The piece also notes several thousand free Negroes who owned enslaved people in the southern states before the Civil War.
Fireflies produce one of the most remarkable forms of light. The glow arises from a chemical reaction in their tails that mixes luciferin with luciferase and oxygen, creating a soft greenish illumination used for communication and mating signals.
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