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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
6
A recipe segment describes Spanish Cream and gelatin preparation. It outlines soaking gelatin in water, heating milk with sugar and salt, tempering with egg yolks, and cooking until thickened before serving.
Instructions describe gelatinized desserts with egg whites almond and vanilla, molded and served with cream or fruit sauce. Also details a coffee gelatin mold with sugar and salt, served with cream, plus a lemon juice pie filling with two crusts.
A recipe section describes a dessert made by beating egg yolks with maple syrup in a double boiler until creamy, folding in stiff whites with evan nut meats and whipped cream, then chilling in a mold for several hours. A separate pie filling uses apricots, stewed prunes, chopped nuts, flour and sugar.
Ragling the icebox with scraps of food is wasteful and clutters space. A steamed pudding should not be covered for the first half hour. To brown pies use a pastry brush with milk. Glaze pies with egg white for shine. Darn glove holes and sew a dress snap as a substitute fastener. Heat sour milk rapidly to make buttermilk.
A Midwestern town allows men and women to sit together in church for the first time in forty years. The change, led by so-called modern youth, is met with mixed anticipation and concern about potential outcomes and social stigma.
A reflective verse from 1931 speaks of early defiance and pride. The speaker recalls resisting bosses as a child and choosing personal will over yielding, while aging and still resisting being controlled. He notes losses endured and a single unbossed old man remaining.
A humorous piece about the sacred Abyssinian gwumpit and its comical chase through the forest by the jiggerwurt. The animal escapes by turning inside out, disguising its approach, and a described illustration uses candy and nuts to form a whimsical creature.
The centipede waves his three pairs of legs frantically as a boy and the Jogalong approach with a twig. The centipede fears being stepped on and resists, while the Jogalong and the boy plan to turn him over and calm him.
A boy travels with the Jagalong and a centipede through the Land of Wonders. With an ear trumpet, the boy hears the centipede’s tangled talk about which foot to use. The Jagalong explains feet and fingers work best when not overthought. The tale ends with a prompt to continue in the next Jogalong story.
A playful verse recounts five firecrackers tied together and speaking in turns about their mischief, ending with a bang. A boy spends pennies as the crackling finale unfolds in a brief, whimsical scene.
Old age weariness and sleeplessness blamed on lacking vital elements. Fellows’ Syrup is advertised to restore energy, cheerfulness, and stamina, helping you eat, sleep, and play like when twenty one. Physicians have prescribed it for years. ask your druggist for the genuine Fellows’ Syrup.
Good Bartering to Brooklyn New York features Lester Green a fruit farmer who trades ten barrels of apples for flour then meat and other goods. He returns home in a flivver with dinner items a coat for his wife a pipe tobacco gasoline and 50 cents in cash.
An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a ready remedy for fatigue headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It urges carrying tablets while traveling and at home and warns against imitation products. The copy highlights the Bayer cross stamp and argues genuine tablets save money in large bottles.
The managing director of the board described progress toward electrifying Ireland’s river Shannon system. In 1930 the three largest cities Dublin Cork and Limerick and 24 county towns that previously relied on local plants were connected to the Shannon network.
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