Bake Better with Right Ingredients and Oven Care
Homemaker tips on precise measuring, oven temperature, and technique to achieve reliable cake results. Features tested recipes for Lemon Cake Old Spice Wonder Chocolate Silver Cake Cocoa Cake New Chocolate Cake and Chocolate Gingerbread with specific steps and bake times. Ends with promotion for Eleano r Howe’s Better Baking cookbook sending 10 cents for a prepaid copy.
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Eleanor Howe
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Michigan Ave
Chicago
Epilepsy Found Most Prevalent In Subnormal Minds
A review of a 1916 to 1936 study in the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry by Merril Moore C. R. Atwell and A. Louise Collins finds that epilepsy is more common in those below normal intelligence, and that epilepsy does not by itself explain mental decline in below normal patients. The authors note that duration of epilepsy shows little effect on mental power and that those with normal or higher intellect have greater resistance to attacks.
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James W. Barton
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry
Boston
Merril Moore
C. R. Atwell
A. Louise Collins
Sewing for the Home Decorator orders urged
A reader asks for color suggestions to coordinate living room furniture and curtains using Book 1 Sewing for the Home Decorator. The article explains rug color analysis, cautions on exact replication, and invites readers to order the two books with accompanying leaflets and notes that supplies are limited.
Finding Duty Faithfully in Any Field or Uniform
The text asserts that duty matters less by field or uniform than by faithfully doing it. It emphasizes discovering one’s duty, wherever found, and acting with faithfulness to become good, strong, happy, and useful.
Who's Who in Moon Names Moon Figures and Achievements
The British Astronomical Society compiles Who's Who in Moon listing 600 men and nine women. It covers astronomers explorers scientists and philanthropists who mapped the lunar surface begun in 1645, naming mountains and craters. Notables Copernicus Plato Kepler appear with Smith and Williams. eleven people alive today are said to have moon immortality.
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British Astronomical Society
Copernicus
Plato
Keppler
Smith
Williams
Answers to the Ask Me Another Questions List
The page lists ten trivia questions with the provided answers for only the first two items. It includes categories on fortnights, emblems, weights, and Bible references, with two correct answers for the second question: Scotland, Ireland, Canada, and France.
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Scotland
Ireland
Canada
France
A Quiz With Answers on Various Subjects
A quiz presents brief questions with answers about milk, bedding, glow, turtle and tortoise meanings, name origins, population facts, confirmation, and a note on biblical verses about a woman's whistle. It includes Mona and Lisa meanings and a proverb link.
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Shetland Islands
Mona
Madonna
Lady
Lisa
Uncle Phil Says insights on crime costs and life risks
A reflective piece critiques weak crime cost statistics and urges skepticism. It contrasts striving for greatness with a cautious view on life, noting some face fewer chances yet many seek full opportunities. The excerpt emphasizes wit in ridicule and the odds dealt in life.
Perhaps the Darbys Ducks Were Storks
A Tennessee salesman asks a local man if he can drive a car through a ford. The man replies confidently, but the water proves deeper than anticipated. The punchline rests on a quip about ducks: water only comes halfway up on my ducks.
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Tennessee
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