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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
5
Homemakers learn that success in baking comes from exact ingredients and proper technique. Practical tips include accurate measuring, preheating, sifting flour, creaming fat, and layering batter, followed by several tested cake recipes and a note on Eleanor Howe’s recipe collection.
The notice lists lesson subjects and scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. It reflects a standard church study outline for that date and cites authorization for use.
A reader requests color guidance for living room furniture and curtains based on a rug scheme from Ruth Wyeth Spears book. The article explains analyzing rug colors to plan a room and offers sale details for Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator and related leaflets with deadlines and an address for orders.
The piece reflects the belief that attaining God’s favor and friendship, reconciliation with the divine, and peace with God constitute the greatest fortune and happiness a person can seek. It emphasizes spiritual wealth over worldly success and moral well being.
Six questions test memory and language. 1 How many days in a fortnight. 2 Which country bears the emblem of a thistle shamrock maple leaf and lily. 3 Which is heavier a pint of cream or a pint of milk. 4 What is a counterpane. 5 Does an electric light bulb shine or glow. 6 Are a turtle and a tortoise the same.
The list provides fourteen as item one and names Scotland Ireland Canada and France for item two. It notes milk cream rises to the top as a pint of milk. It describes a coverlet for a bed as item four. It states both options apply. It defines glow as intense heat and explains turtle and tortoise as water and land dwellers respectively.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer describes old time dining where Indian guests were expected to eat all food. Hosts feared leftovers and suggested telling guests to "play Indian" to ensure nothing remained uneaten.
A collection of aphoristic lines on music perception skepticism ambition laziness and ridicule. Notable ideas touch on applause half chances crime costs estimation and the ethic of striving for greatness.
Clean pewter items in hot water with a paste of soft soap and powdered pumice stone then polish with chamois leather. Shellac chairs with a coat over rush seats to protect reed and extend life. Cedar chests deter moths only if garments are egg-free before storage. Rub borax on fruit stains then rinse with boiling water before washing.
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