French Pastries Compact Layered Cake and Trim
Instructions for making decorative French pastries with puff and chow pastry bases. Describes jelly layers, meringue tops with almond extract, coconut-coated edges, chocolate icing, candied fruit, and a custard cream filling. Also notes a light glaze with syrup and whipped cream borders. Ends with a fashion note on a black taffeta Eton jacket.
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Western Newspaper Union
Bee and Bear Honey Heist Ends in Escape
In Thornton Burgess story Busy Bee and workers face Buster Bear raid on their honey. Bear flees after Farmer Brown's Boy yells, bees retreat to salvage remaining honey, leaving Bear with half a feast.
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Busy Bee
Buster Bear
Buster
Farmer Brown
Buster Bean
Jack Robinson
Man
Nick
Sammy Jay
Drummer
Woodpecker
T. W. Burgess
On Being a Bore A Poem by Douglas Malloch 1932
A light verse about self image and social awkwardness. The speaker boasts of wit yet remains socially mute at a dinner, lamenting others' expectations and the reception of his humor.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam
The girlfriend says she adores dogs and pups with playful whimsy. A light humor piece from 1932 highlights canine affection in a breezy, social tone characteristic of Nina Wilcox Putnam.
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Nina Wilcox Putnam
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Tiny 1842 Almanac Donated to Oshkosh Museum
A two page illustrated almanac titled Schloss Whylish presented to the public museum in Oshkosh Wisconsin by Mrs W W Waterhouse. Measuring half inch by seven eighths inch by one eighth inch thick it was printed in 1842.
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Oshkosh
Wis
W. W. Waterhouse
Huck Betts One Of Braves Pitching Staff
Walter Huck Betts emerges as a key Braves pitcher this season after being obtained from the St Paul club of the American Association where he won 22 games and lost 18 last year. He joins a strong Boston rotation and aims to bolster the team's chances.
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Boston Braves
Walter “Huck” Betts
St. Paul
American Association
Etna’s Activity and Sicily’s Storied Cities
National Geographic notes Mount Etna’s quiet resume after rumblings, recalling 1928 lava flows that devastated crops and towns on Sicily’s eastern slope. It highlights Catania’s enduring landmarks, Bellini’s birth, St. Agatha’s festival, and the island’s blend of cultures, trade, and emigration shaping its modern life.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Icily
Mt. Etna
Mediterranean
Mount Etna
Etna
Sicily
Acireale
Mascali
Nunziata
Catania
Mount
Bellini
Piazza Stesicoro
Etnae
Italy
Roger
St. Agatha
All America
Florida
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Thornton W. Burgess
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Grand Central Palace
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BY Douglas Malloch
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Huck” Betts
Agatha
Termini Imerese
Europe
California
Syracuse
Rome
Garibaldi
Kingdom of
Ireland
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