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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
7
A 1926 kitchen column offers recipes and tips for salads soups breads and desserts. It includes Mushroom Tomato Jelly Salad lettuce garnishes mutton broth popovers whole wheat nut bread luncheon rolls and Maryland beaten biscuits with step by step instructions and ingredient lists.
Fashion column notes a national rise in stylish headwear and mannish tailored suits. Tweed and homespun utility suits lead, with twill and charmeen in black or navy. New hat shapes, colors, and fabric blends plus satin and taffeta tailleurs set midsummer trends. illustrations highlight mushroom brims, Spanish sailor hats, and crystal pins.
The Boy Scout Weekly Bulletin notes widespread forest restoration by scouts across states. New York planted 85,000 trees with 45,000 in scout forests, Pennsylvania crews planted 44,200 trees, Massachusetts 6,500, and general efforts include fire patrols and blister rust control.
The New York World describes an experiment in which a radium radioactive compound is injected into a vein of an animal. The animal lies in a lead box with a leg protruding, and a clock along with an electrical detector records the time until radioactive rays appear from the foot. The time difference yields the rate of blood flow from ear to foot.
Attorney General Ottinger spoke in Albany decrying concessions and compared suitor behavior to a tale of Miss Hoskinson spurning Smithers. He quoted the assertive reaction, noting marriage as a possibility rejected with a blunt remark about nature.
Popular Science reports tantalum as a durable, heat and acid resistant metal that could replace platinum and its alloy in engineering. Prof James R Withrow of Ohio State says tantalum lasts 1,600 times longer than platinum and costs about twenty times less.
Fear that Japanese women allure and lure customers from male run shops leads the Japanese Barbers association to appoint an anti flirting committee. One barber from each of 24 districts will monitor feminine beauty shops to end flirtations.
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