Spring Salads and Fresh Flavor for Diets
Seasonal salads refresh the diet with fresh fruits and vegetables. Practical guidance covers crisp greens washing, raw veggie additions, and simple dressings, plus several tested salads such as orange veal almond, pinwheel, May Basket, and Spicy Summer. Ends with a plug for Eleanor Howe’s Feeding Father cookbook.
Whos News and the Ringing Bell of Public Inquiry
In a dialog about answering nosy questions a resident resists, while a separate reflection laments loss of chivalry and leadership in war and politics. The piece ends with Wallace Cox noting Ima Dodo purchased Caldwell’s Trouble in July to preview the Democratic convention news.
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Wallace Cox
Ima Dodo
Erskine Caldwell
Blind Playwright Edward Sheldon Wins Supreme Court Case
Edward Sheldon, three time Pulitzer finalist and blind since 1924, is praised for his theatre contributions and victory with collaborator Margaret Barnes as the Supreme Court awards them 20 percent of profits from the film Letty Lynton, upholding copyright contention. Barnes, also Chicago-born, recovered from a France accident to pursue publishing and writing.
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Letty Lynton
Supreme Court
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Spring Menu Ideas From Eleanor Howe
In next week’s column Eleanor Howe shares her favorite spring menu suggestions to dress up meals with a grand variety of foods. The piece promises practical ideas for seasonal dishes and flavorful additions.
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Eleanor Howe
How's Sew 4y Ruth Wyeth Spears Dressing Table Skirt
Instructions explain cutting a flared dressing table skirt without fullness at the top for a smart white pique with pink bindings. Includes a pattern diagram for half the skirt, folding front, and points A and C to guide cutting. Mentions a 32 page edition of Sewing for the Home Decorator with styles for drapery and other home articles.
Chinese Act Scenery and Stage Gesture Descriptions
In Collier's the article notes Chinese theater uses minimal scenery. Audiences visualize scenes through actors gestures such as crossing an imaginary threshold entering rooms closing doors and simulating boat rides with coordinated movement and rowing motions.
Striking Magnets and Tales From Canary Shadows
The article notes a tiny yet powerful sintered alnico magnet lifting 200 pounds, a marvel from a GE lab. It mentions the British Museum housing the world’s longest love-letter at 410000 words on 400 sheets. It also records El Piton peak on Tenerife casting a 150 mile shadow at sunrise and sunset.
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Tenerife
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Atlantic Ocean
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