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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1930
Page
6
Beef preservation debates focus on chilling, freezing and import strategies. Chilled beef holds near 32 to 33 degrees Fahrenheit for about three weeks, unsuited for long voyages. Large consignments arrive in good condition but require freezing after three weeks to preserve salable quality. The shift boosts refrigeration equipment makers and alters market dynamics.
The preparation details a three pound rump steak stuffed through its side, tied, brushed with butter, floured, then baked in dripping. It is basted often and uncovered near the end to brown. Serve with mushroom sauce and buttered mushrooms with grated horseradish.
In Adirondack days near WestbowR and Jim's Pond a night scream from loons draws two hunters from Cle Jam's camp. A panther lies by the spruce, a rifle shot through its eye silences the cry and narrowly spares a hunter from a deadly strike. Old Jim recalls the fright and the near escape.
A night cyclone struck the passenger steamer Olive between Mount Pleasant and Oliver's Wharf, sending her to the bottom of the Chowan river. Seventeen known dead, with several survivors in serious condition. Captain Whitney and five others saved. Lifeboats later picked up by the tug Gazelle. total losses possibly 25 with additional missing. The Olive, owned by J A Prettow of Franklin, had been plying between Franklin and Edenton.
In wealthy New York homes, organs are equipped with electrical contrivances enabling play from distant rooms. The New York Times notes these devices extend musical access beyond the main music room.
A new Maine venture plans to diver and blast ledges off Small Point near Kennebec to locate a peculiar resinous coal drifted ashore for centuries. Investors estimate 15 to 60 feet of water, weeks of underwater work, and over 2,090 acres affected as they seek a vein long sought since Revolutionary times.
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