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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
6
Columbus News Letter reports ongoing taxation debates in the General Assembly and a potential July start for a lengthy session. It notes increased needs for state service exams, wider geographic testing sites, and high applicant demand amid unemployment.
A conversation compares business trends to baseball, noting a past era when players hit many home runs and the sport grew routine and tiresome. The speaker recalls how magnates reacted to the high homer rate last winter.
A discussion compares a thicker feather-covered ball and rougher seams to baseball tactics and to business. It notes older hitters and others shifting to contact hitting over home runs and argues that smart business leaders adjust methods to current conditions rather than awaiting easier times.
A fragmented recipe outline lists an onion plus butter or a sauce base, celery seed, meat stock from a roast, and Worcestershire sauce. Instructions suggest steeping the onion lengthwise and simmering for a few minutes to blend flavors.
Uneven OCR yields a cooking note describing butter and bread crumbs mixed with salted water. It mentions greasing a pan, scattering crumbs, baking slowly for about three quarters of an hour, turning out, and serving with creamed spinach and mashed potatoes.
Recipe fragment lists tomato juice and seasonings for a drink served in tall glasses. It also outlines Sweet Potatoes with Marshmallows: bake mash mix hot milk butter salt add marshmallows and bake until brown, with optional banana or pineapple additions.
A historical recipe fragment describes pumpkin pie filling using cooked pumpkin brown sugar cinnamon nutmeg and salt with eggs and milk. The text notes options for steamed baked or canned pumpkin and mentions measurements with uncertain fractions.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston plans a new publishing building costing about 3 million dollars. The nine story Massachusetts Avenue section will house offices while the low blocks face Norway Street and Falmouth Street. The all stone Italian Renaissance structure will align with the Mother Church and include a central heating plant and ornamental tower. Architects Chester Lindsay Churchill and Lockwood Greene Engineers lead the project.
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