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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1931
Page
3
Betsy Callister details practical ways to minimize waste by using leftovers. She outlines turning beef or lamb into hash, stews, or stuffed vegetables, and suggests salads with minced meat and celery for variety, noting economical benefits for households.
Tapping a single place on a maple tree prolongs its life. Large first growth trees can be tapped in two or three places with care, but tapping two spots too close together to collect sap in one bucket can injure or ruin the tree.
The column argues such acts rarely rekindle male affection. It notes men chase what is hard to obtain and warns that self harm to regain a husband is ineffective, recommending distant, contented departure instead. The piece reflects 1931 syndicated opinions.
The vice president is not a senator and can only vote to break ties. The president pro tempore presides and is a senator who may join debates. The speaker of the house is a member with full floor privileges.
Dorothy Edmonds presents a set of imaginative balloon problems for children. Activities include guessing numbers summing to twenty nine, identifying a king balloon, turning numbers into words to form a sentence, sharing balloons among arriving children with a hidden catch, and color-matching to an April shower rainbow.
A quaint line notes fritters as tasty dainty dishes to present to guests. It mentions hot frying and a hot glaze, then digresses into poetic lines about dawn and life. The fragment emphasizes fritters as appealing treats in entertaining.
A retro dessert collection details Fruity Fritters with pineapple banana pears or apple fried to golden brown and served with butterscotch syrup. It also covers Chocolate Nut Pudding Lemon Cheese Treat and Cherry Fritters with steps for batter filling and a cherry sauce. ( Western Newspaper Union 1931.)
Jackie Coogan earned a million lars before age ten. Yehudi Menuhin, a boy violinist, recently gave a New York recital. Christopher Robin is the son of A A Milne the English poet and novelist who inspired When We Were Very Young and other beloved books for children.
Step by step directions describe cutting dotted lines to assemble a doll carriage. Punch holes at dotted marks and corners, insert paper fasteners, and attach milk bottle tops as wheels. A pantograph trace option lets crafters enlarge the carriage pattern.
An advertisement touts Ploughs Favorite Bouquet Face Powder with Exquisite Round Red Box 50c and Incense of Flower Red Oval Box 7Se. Also offers window shade cleaning formula at 50c and Razors savings by Leonard Webber of Los Angeles. Plus Victim three standard household ointments by Viazim Laboratory Co at Akron Ohio for $1 with directions.
Lawrence Ennis led the Sydney harbor bridge project from coal pits in Scotland at age eleven to emigration at sixteen and an engineer's rise in America. His patents brought him to Carnegie, and his career culminated in directing the world famous bridge costing about £6,000,000.
Japanese educators and thinkers fear dropping demand for gunka and Shoka as students form bands and orchestras across schools and colleges. The culture shifts with widespread humming of popular airs among citizens in the Rising Sun.
A fashion designer asserts the modern girl stays comfortable even on icy days despite concerns of slipping. The remark contrasts current style with the old fashioned six petticoated look and notes safety risks for slippery surfaces.
Consumers praise Rinso for gentler cleaning that preserves fabrics and yields whiter washes. The soap is said to produce rich suds in hard water and performs well in many washing machines, with endorsements from washer manufacturers.
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