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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
6
Article describes rural extension work in Illinois where a county home demonstration agent explains infant care. The photograph shows weighing a baby, dressing and feeding planning using equipment loaned by a store, with a talk on appropriate weights for growth.
Local guidance explains growing Jerusalem artichokes and methods to cook them. It covers peeling, baking in skins or mashed, boiling in little water, serving with butter and seasonings, and finishing with cream cheese or breadcrumbs.
A bureau of home economics recipe suggests repurposing leftover meat into a beef roll wrapped in biscuit dough. Mix chopped meat with celery tops parsley and spices, make a rich sauce, roll dough around the meat, bake until golden, and serve with a tomato sauce.
Shredded meat cooked with celery onion and tomato juice in a thickened gravy served on toast. Two servings use lamb pork or beef with celery tops salt and flour butter browned, then simmer ten minutes. Noodles or fried onions top the dish for added flavor.
A home economics recipe for beef kidney stew uses potato and onion, with flour butter and beaten egg yolk. Prepare kidney by repeated rinsing, simmer until tender, then add potatoes and onions. Thicken with flour and butter, finish with egg yolk parsley and tabasco for a savory finish.
A corner upstairs room with white dimity curtains gains charm from two pink fabric tones. Organdle pillow cover features an oblong lighted organdie centerpiece and two stitched trim rows, finished with five organdie roses.
Nutrition experts from the National Dairy Council urge avoiding scolding children over table behavior. They warn that unpleasant emotions like crying or pouting can interfere with digestion and harm children's health.
A theater figure denies stealing plots after criticism over dropping Shakespeare into contemporary attire. The debate centers on artistic interpretation and potential legal concerns as audiences respond.
Mary Louise eight was to play in a Taste recital but had poor practice the week before. Her mother feared poor progress yet attended. On stage the girl told the large audience she did not know the piece well, dampening expectations.
A mysterious donor gave £5,000 to the London Temperance Hospital, expressed as a surprising gesture. The secretary recalls the donor, who asked for anonymity, leaving the banker’s bonds with a brief remark that he wished to remain unknown.
The article notes 18 distinct cheese varieties with over 400 names based on origin places. It mentions cheeses like Lim burger Neufchatel Roquefort and Camembert, and highlights milk from cows goats and sheep used in cheese making globally.
A reflective line features a father and son debating reason and law. The father notes that a man should not pursue legal action unless he has ample funds, suggesting prudent restraint in disputes.
The world's smallest public railway operates from Rom ney to Hythe in Kent with a 15 inch gauge, eight ton engines, speed up to 50 mph, 25 coaches, eight and a half miles for 25 cents, special train 83.75. The longest railway now reopened runs Riga to Vladivostok, Siberia, 6800 miles, 13 days. The Amazon river mouth width rivals Thames length. In England, money alone does not define poverty.
Dr Seer Julia asks if the cure for love at first sight exists. Amelia offers second sight as the remedy, sparking a brief exchange on romance and intuition.
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