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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
3
The Bureau of Home Economics guides exact roast beef cooking using a meat thermometer to reach 140 rare 160 medium or 180 well done. It describes searing at high heat then lowering to 350 and yields Yorkshire pudding as the traditional accompaniment baked 15 to 20 minutes and served hot.
A Bureau of Home Economics recipe describes an apricot whip dessert using dried apricots soaked overnight then cooked. The mix combines apricot pulp with sugar and stiffly whipped egg whites, baked slowly in a water bath and served with custard, cream, or whipped cream.
The bureau of home economies describes a prune dessert made by stiffening prune pulp with gelatin and serving with whipped cream. Select plump prunes soak overnight simmer until tender in lime water remove stones chop fruit finely dissolve gelatin add sugar lemon juice and salt blend with prunes chill and serve with whipped cream. An orange pulp may be added for extra flavor.
Practical rompers for a three year old or older emphasize self dressing aids and laundering ease. Features include front openings with minimal fastenings, drop seats after toilet training, and secure buttons. US Department of Agriculture home economics notes designs with varied button counts and leg shaping for neat fit.
T E Steward recounts the origins of coffee and artichoke cultivation. Coffee begins in Abyssinia with later spread via Arabia and Europe, while the artichoke derives from cardoon, spreading through the Mediterranean to Europe and South America. The piece notes historical guesses on dissemination and notes old cultivation dates.
An advertisement touts Joint-Rage as fast acting for rheumatic pain through topical rubbing. It claims rapid absorption and frequent use for quicker results. Priced at 60 cents with a free 4 rameée and address to Pope Laboratories Desks 3 Hallowell Maine. Walter Anthony peeks into a Studio scene.
A vain man recalls being said to become President while a political friend cautions that predicting a boom too early is unwise.
The will of Lady Alicia West dated 1383 is cited as the earliest surviving English will, preserved at Somerset House. It marks a landmark in legal and linguistic history, illustrating medieval testamentary practice and language.
French agriculture authorities grant subsidy to a society building a reindeer farm in Haute Savoie as trials aim to replace oxen and horses in mountain districts. Reindeer already work in one town in France attracting interest from Lapps regions and travelers along the Annecy to Chamonix corridor.
Pittsburg magician Howard Thurston astonished crowds in Pittsburgh by pulling rabbits and flags from unlikely places and even giving $1 bills to a destitute miner’s wife. During a recent office visit his tricks failed as he searched for a pencil, turning pockets inside out in comic frustration.
A Baden Austria youth trains with ecrasite cigars to endure blasts. He steadies his head and neck muscles to avoid recoil as a tester holds a sharp instrument near his neck during an explosion simulation.
Mrs. Mary Sylvester of Middleboro Massachusetts holds a valued souvenir a fragment of the telephone wire used for the first Boston New York message eighty five years ago She witnessed the Brooklyn audience hear the singing of America via the new device.
The fragment notes a request for analysis of a complex sentence. It mentions a student reader and a psychoanalytic angle, indicating an interpretive review of syntax and structure. The Boston Transcript is cited as the source context.
A Boston Transcript quotation laments the cycle of anxiety over unemployment. The speaker notes that effort is needed to reduce worry, while acknowledging the inability to find work and the resulting concern.
A fragmented passage describes social tension and rivalries. It mentions beauty and perceptions of others, with an unclear context about characters and relationships.
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