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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
3
The article promotes celery as a rare vegetable and outlines serving methods. It suggests cooking coarse stalks, chopping, layering with white sauce, more celery, and breadcrumbs, then baking until hot and finish with a cheese layer before serving.
A vintage collection of kitchen notes offers recipes and serving ideas. Beets served with orange sauce, parsnips in egg sauce, German cabbage salad with pork fat, spinach with liver or sour cream, all include simple preparations and garnishes.
A reflective poem on legacy by Douglas Malloch. It suggests leaving a life well lived to guide loved ones after death, rather than relying on courts or material bequests. The piece emphasizes character and memory as a better beacon than law.
Hugh Hutton describes a whimsical short horned re lpceer from Lapland. Ears are so heavy forelegs lag while hind legs grow long. Body a paper shell pecan head a peanut. Horns tail cloves. ears split almonds.
The Canton authorities ban the exhibition of the play Ben Hur, objected as promoting credence in superstition by featuring Christianity. The piece condemns such ignorance and pity for those who equate Christianity with superstition.
A 1930 Bell Syndicate commentary argues intolerance stems from ignorance and narrowness. It cites a Siamese royal visit and a Chinese group banning a play about Christian faith to illustrate the danger of judging foreign ideas without inquiry.
The term white coal describes falling water capable of powering industry. It is said the name arose from the clear white appearance of rushing water versus coal.
The long dispute over the eastern limit between New York and Massachusetts centered on the Connecticut River claim, with Massachusetts asserting land to the Hudson. After riots and royal intervention, commissions in 1778 set the boundary along the current lines.
A condensed meditation on moral strength and resilience. It argues that true glory lies in sustained goodness amid hardship and provocation, shaping character beyond ordinary happiness into steadfast virtue.
American sycamore or buttonwood grows 80 to 100 feet along streams nationwide. Distinguishing bark peels to reveal mottled greenish white and gray, leaves are round heart shaped with bright yellow green tops. Notable diseases include leaf blight and leaf spots. winter bark pattern aids identification.
The article compares old and new design ideas urging trim to harmonize with walls. It argues for color unity, or, if different, matching brightness to avoid harsh lines and maintain cohesive room aesthetics.
The text suggests a sequence where ongoing factors lead to a growing sense of restlessness. It implies psychological impact from shifting conditions and personal responses, hinting at underlying tension without detailing events or actors.
Architect stresses fittings must match overall design from era to era. Lighting fixtures are central, chosen with care to harmonize with interior style and scale.
Publisher George Doran notes the cave man is still the favored hero. He says a strong cave man helps a book become a best seller. In real life girls also favor the cave man, with one admirer recalling Battling Bill insisting on solitude and driving others from a parlor.
The notice reports Canada stopping raids on codfish by bombing porpoises, causing porpoises to flee or be killed while cod remain unharmed. The snippet also advertises Wright's Indian Vegetable Pits and a sugar coated pill product, with a quip about liberty and naps.
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