Substituting Carrots for Oranges in Marmalade
A homemaker advises using grated carrots and pulp as a substitute for orange marmalade. If many carrots are used, reduce sugar slightly. The note suggests carrot marmalade as a cost saving option and mentions adjusting sweetness accordingly.
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Prevention of Arthritis Through Habits and Diet
Dr. Maurice F. Lautman argues in Hygeia that removing infection, correcting living habits, and proper diet help, but do not guarantee arthritis pain relief. He warns against relying on nature to cure arthritis and urges proactive prevention to avoid disability. A separate ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pallets for liver and bowels.
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Tinkham accuses Perkins of plotting US entry to League
Massachusetts representative charges the United States is being drawn into the League of Nations by stealth. He cites the last congress joint resolution on the International Labour Organization as a first step and attacks Secretary Perkins for alleged deceit and fraud. Senator Lewis urges aloofness from arms treaties, warning war risks. Philippines mission finds chromium deposits in Zambales. Hauptmann trial nears with juror selection under way. Lindbergh case star witness Betty Gow arrives. rail disaster in Dundas, Ontario, blamed on a switch failure, with deaths and injuries.
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War-weary father calls for world peace in grim Christmas message
A father’s Christmas address warns of increasing warlike arms and urges the world to seek peace. He notes ongoing conflict and appeals for unity and restraint amid mounting tensions.
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Christmas radio tones and Saar plebiscite stir world
King George calls for brotherhood and unity across the empire in a festive broadcast. Roosevelt urges courage and happiness in America. Saar troops under Brind march to deter unrest ahead of January 13 plebiscite, while Nazi efforts to influence voters from abroad draw scrutiny. Lindbergh’s skyhook aids plant disease research. White House Christmas celebrations unfold as RFC oversees Denver & Salt Lake railroad nominees.
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Night in a Hotel Room Turns to a Ghost Tale and Murder
A night in a hotel room features eerie sounds dripping liquid on the carpet and a red footmark. The landlord recalls a past traveler slain in the same room, suggesting a haunting linked to a violent death.
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