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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
3
A dietetic authority presents tested methods to whip evaporated milk using gelatin, yielding stiff foam for Bavarian cream, frozen desserts, and pies. It also covers diluting evaporated milk for soups, sauces, and baked goods, plus convenient kitchen tips and sample recipes like pea soup with evaporated milk and macaroni loaf with cheese and pimientos.
In a household scene a father in an easy chair asks his wife to let the cat out while he reads and enjoys a pipe. The mother knits beside the table as an Italian contralto sings on the radio.
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith predicts future air travel at 1200 miles per hour in hermetically sealed liners. He says zero human pilots will guide these ships, with gyroscopic control and many engines, declutched if one fails, oil as fuel. He argues current engines could reach the required speed given thinner upper atmosphere.
Stone relics unearthed in Virginia by David I. Bushnell Jr. challenge the idea that eastern North America was empty when Folsom culture spread. The artifacts resemble arrow points but may be flint knives or skinning tools, dating back 15 000 to 20 000 years alongside extinct Bison.
The First Congregational church of Dover New Hampshire celebrated its 300th anniversary. The site of the original meeting house, a log structure, remains owned by the parish.
A columnist extols the word pal and a cherished companion as a rare treasure beyond wealth. The narrator contrasts a tempestuous self with a loving, unselfish pal who understands moods, shares burdens, and offers constant support and affection. Are you somebody's pal.
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