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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
4
A collection of nostalgic recipes and kitchen tips including Bon-Ton Omelet Quick Tea Cakes Prune and Date Jam Prune Cake Oyster Soup Supreme Rice Muffins Asparagus Cream Salad Stuffed Egg Salad Pimento Butter Sandwiches Popular Salad and more. It presents practical methods for omelets cakes jams and salads with step by step guidance and measurements. The tone echoes historic domestic columns offering flavorful options for meals and gatherings.
National Woman's party led by Miss Mabel Vernon protests at the Labor department in Washington over Countess Cathcart being barred entry while the Earl of Craven was allowed in. A photo shows the Countess detained at Ellis Island by immigration officials.
Sir Arthur Calthorpe has been promoted by King George to the rank of admiral of the fleet. He served in the battle of Jutland and was the first allied flag officer to reach Constantinople as high commissioner at war’s end.
Mrs James I Coupal wife of the personal physician to President Coolidge is a popular member of the army set in Washington society in the national capital.
The traveler Paul W. Harrison notes that the Arabian desert is not a sand sea but a vast arid plateau with rocky plains dunes and scarce rainfall. Wells and water access sustain nomads and villages. chiefs choose the desert over town life to protect family goats and the landscape they love.
Gloria Swanson's husband Henri de la Falaise has opened a New York bookshop. He notes his rising popularity after marrying an American heiress and recalls a Broadway tale where a young baron seeking a dowry is denied, illustrating how motives are questioned when titled foreigners wed money.
A six year old Russian child born near Vindivostok reportedly possesses the muscular strength and voice of a grown man while retaining childlike mind. A similar case is noted in English medical annals.
In Alsace believers claim a miracle after a girl’s grave is opened and found empty apart from a few pearls and a rosary. An inquiry showed the coffin was intact and nailed by a workman in the undertaker’s presence. Some recall the girl’s saintly life, bolstering the miracle belief.
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