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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
1
The article outlines salad bases such as escarole romaine and chicory plus raw greens like watercress and celery. It notes spring salads boast freshness and plain French dressing and provides a simple French dressing recipe with salt cayenne paprika vinegar and oil and storage tips.
Instructions from the U S Department of Agriculture on home canning rhubarb. The best flavor comes from baking the rhubarb without water, then packing hot and processing in a hot water bath, five minutes. An alternative hot pack method processes twenty minutes.
An old remedy recommends laying a four inch drain tied to and along the outside bottom of the cellar wall. This intercepts ground water before it seeps into the cellar, offering a simple drainage fix.
USDA recipe for chocolate pudding uses four cups milk six level tablespoons cornstarch one egg and vanilla. If cocoa is used instead, melt with milk then thicken, cook about 20 minutes, temper egg, and chill in a mold for a light fluffy texture.
Article warns high sugar intake harms kids teeth in two ways. Poor diet reduces intake of calcium rich foods building health and enamel. Sugar fosters acid formation and bacteria, increasing decay while overall hygiene remains crucial.
In Cheyenne Wyoming the tale recalls Major Holtman taming the rough era by leading a Sunday saloon boycott. The episode spanned Fort Russell and a trolley line, ending with a 5 cent fare restored after soldiers and merchants faced price comparisons and a Denver accountant. The broader impact showed how a citizen’s stand reshaped local commerce and transit for soldiers.
Two years of New Jersey legislative work on a constitutional amendment for biannual sessions ended in failure after a misinterpreted term. An extra session sought another referendum date after realizing September 27 conflicted with the Hebraic New Year. A committee was appointed to study the issue.
Seattle area profile of Daniel Bickford, 89, at the Orting state soldiers home. Civil War balloon service veteran recounts early air reconnaissance and balloon battles near Alexandria. He follows KOMO radio daily and plans to live until 119 if health permits, aiming to outlive his sister’s 108-year record.
The Manchester and Oneida railroad, a eight mile standard gauge line, has never paid salaries or dividends and did not levy stockholders’ assessments. It now turns a profit after switching to electric motive power. Built by Manchester citizens in 1901 with local labor and materials, the line linked to Oneida via Illinois Central and Chicago Great Western routes. Maj. Baward M. Carr serves as chair of its managing board.
Beattle Washington district forester reports that national forests support diverse uses beyond timber including apiaries fur farms schools golf courses observatories hotels and mineral springs. The forest service issues special-use permits to meet local needs as long as they do not interfere with timber production or watershed protection.
Dr Earl Hudelgon a University of Minnesota education professor publicly declares he is alive despite earlier death notices. He spoke in Minneapolis noting he has recovered and plans to resume his work and public appearances.
An army of over 1,500 U.S. merchants traveled to Leipzig Germany for the world’s largest trade fair. The exposition spans millions of square feet with 100 buildings and displays textiles toys farming and machinery. Americans buy the newest designs and novelties as the fair attracts about 200,000 visitors from 44 countries, marking its status as the largest prewar event.
In Prague Czechoslovakia beggars receive neat disks instead of money sold through a welfare committee. Disks, supplied at nominal cost, are handed to Good Samaritans who pass them to recipients at the committee headquarters for verification and cashing if in genuine need. One beggar reportedly has a bank account of over 8500.
A teenager named Nicholaa Nazaroff becomes a lecturer in mathematics at Tashkent University after entering university at age ten. He now teaches advanced courses and is recognized as a full lecturer at sixteen.
Nikola Tesla, a venerable 70 year old inventor in New York, pursued a pastime caring for the sick and warming pigeons as part of his unusual daily routine.
An advertisement touts a surgeon prescribed treatment dispensed by pharmacy at low cost. It claims rapid relief from eczema and skin diseases including itching, eruptions, and ulcers, promising money back if ineffective. The ad urges purchase of Moone's Emerald Oil from any drug store.
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