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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
8
A lively guide to brightening spring menus with imaginative tweaks in soups entrees and desserts. Practical ideas include a tomato consomme blend, new vegetable pairings, rhubarb dishes, and three complete menus featuring corned beef hash patties, steak roll, porcupine meat balls, and rhubarb desserts.
This piece surveys words with famous names and origins. It notes Buncombe County named for Edward Buncombe and the 1820 House debate that birthed bunkum. It explains nicotine from Nicotiana and Jean Nicot, plus Marcel Grateau who invented the Marcel wave and faced early career oddities.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1905-B offers a versatile dress design with a deep V neckline enhanced by a smart double collar. The pattern suits fabrics like spun rayon, flat crepe, linen, or chambray and covers sizes 36 through 52 with material estimates listed.
A wayside church sermon is interrupted as three strangers enter late. The preacher cites his text and asks who they are, prompting one man to identify himself as Harry MacTavish from Edinburgh and another as James MacPherson, also of Edinburgh.
Pattern department at Hoom Lab requests 15 cents in coins for Pattern No. Size, Name, Address, and Chicago location at 211 W. Wacker Dr. Enclose with request.
Keynoter is the chair of the convention’s main speaker list, First Lady Lemonade Lucy refers to Lucy Hayes, dog bark is a natural development, Finnish is not a Scandinavian tongue, reflections on water under moonlight are called moonlit reflections, the oldest continuously inhabited US community is St. Augustine, rain without clouds is possible as virga, and the subtrahend is the number to be subtracted.
The list names the temporary chairman and Mrs Rutherford B Hayes who substituted lemonade for wines at the White House. It notes bark as a domesticated dog trait, links barking to other languages, and suggests Moonglades. It claims Oraibi Arizona as an ancient village and notes the Weather Bureau has no record of true rain from a clear sky, ending with subtrahend.
Practical home advice covers furniture knobs frying fish polishing furniture load alignment, reducing fatigue with a rug, geranium soil needs, checking dish towels for curtains, soaking colored kerchiefs with turpentine, spreading sandwiches evenly, salting meat, and lemon juice to remove match marks from walls.
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