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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
A collection of old kitchen guidance detailing ravigote and herb butters, fricassee chicken with Lyons Sauce, d Havre onion and apple sauce with curry, blanquette for cold meats, and cauliflower with white sauce. Banana and Coconut Pudding is prepared with ripe bananas, arrowroot, milk, sugar, butter and shredded coconut.
A collection of domestic advice covers stain removal with pipe clay paste, vinegar use for pickling, keeping coffee pots clean, and a tip on preventing discoutration by storing peeled fruit in cold water.
A shy elephant named Tiny escapes while tethered at a circus encampment. She roams the road, causes chaos at a village square, raids a fruit stand, and outwits a pursuing dog before slipping into a suspicious pond hole and being rescued by circus staff.
Four large craters have opened on the sides of Chile's Descabezado volcano in the Andes. The disturbances continue as researchers monitor volcanic activity and potential hazards to nearby communities.
The piece surveys wealth and culture in New York in 1932, noting John D. Rockefeller Jr. hosting a private pipe organ, Walter Pforzheimer’s vast library at Hidden Brook farm, and socialites like Florenz Ziegfeld. It contrasts private luxury with politics as 8,000 telegrams flood Senator Royal Copeland’s office.
James Widaman of Armstrong Missouri was walking along the Alton tracks when his right foot became wedged in a switch frog. A passing train whistled and narrowly missed him as he untied his shoe and twisted away, losing his foot but saving his life.
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union piece explains cutting a circus pattern to form lamp shades. By rearranging the ends and pasting, readers can make a candle lamp shade, using clowns to assemble larger or multiple shades of different sizes.
An analysis explains the phrase Abomination of Desolation as a Bible reference from Matthew 24 15 linking Roman standards to sacred desecration. The piece notes historical use and global attitudes toward Roman imperialism in a 1932 Bell Syndicate WNU Service context.
Epaulets worn by Gen. Santa Anna, from John N. Riley of New Orleans, arrive at the University of Texas library in Austin. They will be shown with Santa Anna saddle and other historic relics in a forthcoming exhibition.
Dr. Orvis Gor win of the University of Iowa experiments on infants less than 15 minutes old. A stabilimeter records movement and breathing while high speed photos document activity. Early education aims to teach self feeding walking and talking at a very early age.
A Persian cat owned by P. J. Blanchard in Kelso Washington gave birth to three tailless kittens. The kittens were normal in every other respect.
England plans to lay 90 foot rails to cut noise and wear on trains. At 40 mph on 80 foot rails wheels jolt 117 times a minute at joints, and the longer rails aim to reduce this to 39? per minute.
The Busy Airway on the San Francisco to New York route covers 2 766 miles making it the world’s longest improved airway. It includes 181 Department of Commerce lighted emergency fields with caretakers, plus weather bureau observers, beacons and two way radio phone stations.
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