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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
4
Fresh salmon center cut is poached with salt and water, served with a lemon butter custard sauce. A pike in olive oil marinade is breaded and broiled with mushrooms and parsley, plus a tartar sauce. Spinach with egg is mixed with breadcrumbs and olive oil, while Consomme Royal adds an egg custard. Glazed peach fritters dip in batter and fry, then glaze.
A compilation of odd housekeeping tips including tying a rag around the wrist to catch dripping water while washing ceilings or walls, drying celery leaves and parsley, salting to garnish, removing peach stains with boiling water, and soaking lace curtains in borax before washing.
A California pharmacy adds moving pictures to its shelves to attract customers, offering entertainment alongside medicines and other stock to stimulate trade.
In one day Haymarket Relief hospital treated minor injuries for Alexander Hamilton John Adams Paul Jones and Donald McMillan.
A playful exchange asks what is your favorite song. The response names a cradle of the deep as a rocked image and hints at a sea themed refrain.
A quote attributed to Washington on social life stresses that people may be diverse yet united in essential mutual progress, comparing social separation to fingers and unity to a hand.
A series of garbled clues hides famous names within phrases. From a stream laundry to a parrot, a mule pull and a ghost tale, the piece riffes on pronounciation tricks and hidden names amid quirky dialogue and rural scenes.
A listing for a 1932 publication edited by Dorothy Edmonds from the Western Newapaner Union appears in this fragment with emphasis on a child centric compilation and the editor’s name. The text suggests a period tone and fictional or non-fiction content aimed at children.
The New York beer racket is described as highly organized and orderly, not a mere scheme. It details how those involved have established systematic practices and structure in the trade, challenging casual perceptions of illicit distribution.
A Bell Syndicate piece from 1932 surveys how New York’s beer trade operates with district controls, suppression of outsiders, and protection money. It notes 50 000 speakeasies plus networks of proprietors, drivers, and workers, and compares Legs Diamond and Capone as figures within the era’s underworld. It also tells of a woman turning typing work into a weekly income, from one customer to many, aiming for $50 weekly.
American OK is rapidly replacing Righto in Britain amid educator opposition. Hollywood films boost Americanization of England as an English columnist found four phone tests ending with OK.
A brief note explains why tires using an inflated inner tube are called pneumatic. The term derives from the Greek pneumo meaning lung, reflecting the air needed for function. The observation links everyday English to classical language origins in a concise aside.
In Lexington Kentucky six Bauern Sau nier brothers Stanley Steve Joe John Lois and WIN wear identical sizes. They can swap shirts collars and all garments with ease, showcasing a remarkable family quirk.
Mrs Naggs asks why Naggs feels different since marriage. Naggs replies that she is not indifferent but that he is the one who is different, highlighting a strain in their relationship.
A brief notice presents the phrase Useless sorrow there is no wisdom in useless and hopeless sorrow cited as a Johnson adage.
A concise study outlines the Passover instituting the calendar shift, the lamb as a spotless representative, communal sacrifice, blood on doorposts, unleavened bread and bitter herbs, readiness to depart, and the covenantal meaning of circumcision and fellowship, highlighting the judgment, deliverance, and future implications.
Reflection on gossip fading never, final and futile. Zwemer on gospel not advice. Trumbull on news value. Paine defines reputation as what others think. character as what God and Angela know.
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