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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
3
A dated kitchen note suggests grinding meat like fold meat or chicken and using it as filling. It describes taking six large onions, hollowing centers to form cavities, and filling with a mixture prepared from the chopped meat. The guidance ends with a tablespoonful measure for the filling.
The excerpt blends literary note with a kitchen column, tracing the word quixotic to Don Quixote and illustrating impractical romance. It then provides a string of vintage recipe fragments for stuffed peppers, honey ice cream, mayonnaise, and gelatin molded chicken salad, dated 1912 Western Newspaper Union.
A fragment outlines old home remedies and stain removal tips. Instructions describe shelling eggs into white muslin for whitening clothes, using a fork to release juices, and soaking wool in kerosene turpentine solution. A note mentions sugar of lead in wash water and pinking color in fabrics, with drip drying guidance.
General Deschamps announces perfect Sahara skiing in Algeria where sun shines and sand replaces snow. Charles Lee, famed runner, tested on dunes near Et Golea and skied down great dunes without danger, an achievement of Algerian sports federations and French colonial forces.
A Chicago bank closed its doors after a scheme where George Grakos drew 96000 from his account a day before the closing. He boasted of cleverness and explained his actions as part of a larger plan, prompting an investigation into the bank’s collapse and the thefts involved.
A wealthy New York widower with a temper eats one egg daily and insists on more eggs on the table. The cook keeps poaching eggs, the butler reports numbers running into dozens, and his daughter calmly orders the kitchen to keep following orders until told to stop. The scene ends with the daughter delaying the confrontation.
A fragment recounts stage fright involving Mr Blistfeld and a table loaded with poached eggs, then shifts to Gene Tunney in England being greeted by a boy asking for his autograph and noting another athlete's autograph placed with Joe Beckett. The piece mentions Tunney’s fame, dives into English public houses, and cites Bombadier Wella owning a bar amid 1920s era chatter.
The narrative describes a man who hid $4,000 in currency in his trouser pocket. Two armed men entered his room and demanded the money, and Grakos surrendered the six thousand dollars in his possession.
The number of women applying for patent papers has grown greatly in recent years. Earlier analyzes showed about 500 applications annually, but this has risen as many women enter industrial life. While earlier inventions focused on domestic devices, many now come from metallurgy and other advanced technical fields.
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