Hoover fights low mood in campaign between rounds
Washington snapshots report President Hoover may speak only between rounds in a campaign aimed at lifting the low mood. Secretaries discuss his absence from New York and the Midwest as allies detail support from Allied Forces and shifts in state liquor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Helm News Service
White House
Hoover
New York
Middle West
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces
Poling
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edward T. Clark
Coolidge
Theodore G. Joslin
Joslin
George Akerson
Clip clothes pins keep curtains from blowing out window
Clean curtains blow easily when windows are open. Use clip clothes pins bought cheap and paint them to match the room. Pin curtains back with the pins to stay in place day or night.
How To Peel Fruit Easily
Pour boiling water over the fruit to be peeled and let stand a few minutes before peeling. This method loosens skins for smoother removal and reduces effort.
September BY BETTY WEBSTER browning and simmering meat
Cook browned meat by Betty Webster with boiling water and simmer about two hours. Remove meat to hot platter and thicken gravy to serve. Potatoes may join meat in the final half hour if desired.
Tomato Cheese Salad Card
A simple salad card lists tomato slices with American cheese green pepper and lettuce. Method describes slicing and chilling tomatoes washing lettuce dicing cheese and pepper then mixing cheese with mayonnaise and pouring dressing over the tomatoes on lettuce.
Classic Rice and Pimento Bake in Tomato Cheese Sauce
A simple recipe outlines cooking rice in salted boiling water until tender, then mixing with tomato juice, cheese, seasoning, and pimentos. The mixture is poured into a buttered baking dish and baked for thirty minutes, then served hot.
Paper Baking Cups for Easy Tea Party Hosting
Fluted baking cups in three sizes offer a low cost way to reduce dishwashing. Using them to bake cakes yields attractive presents for tea parties and gatherings.
Swiss Steak Hint From Home Economy Column
A cooking hint describes Swiss steak, using round steak about 2 inches thick. Pound plenty of flour into both sides, brown well in hot bacon fat, then add a little chopped onion and boiling water for the simmer.
Baked Rice Recipe Hints with Cheese and Pimento
A compact how to for baked rice combining 1 cup rice with grated cheese and seasonings. It suggests adding 1 cup chopped pimento or tomato juice to finish, outlining a simple method for a cheesy baked rice dish.
Curtis Acceptance speech shifts Democratic ill fortune
The piece cites Democratic infighting over Curtis and Garner headlined by Huey Long’s Arkansas maneuver to bolster Mrs. Caraway’s Senate bid and its effect on party unity. It notes Republican rhetoric led by Hurley and Roosevelt, Hoover’s potential candidacy, and Morrow’s old prediction about Hoover’s 1932 bid, all illustrating volatile political maneuvers ahead of the campaign season.
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Curtis
Chicago
Garner
Huey Long
Arkansas
Caraway
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Senator Robinson
Robinson
Patrick J. Hurley
Ohio
Roosevelt
Hoover
Hurley
Rhode Island
Dwight W. Morrow
Mr. Hoover
Rhubarb Pineapple Pie Recipe Note
A recipe for rhubarb and pineapple pie using 1 percent cups of rhubarb and crushed pineapple, sugar, and flour. Fill a pastry lined pan, cover with a top crust, bake in a hot oven 10 minutes then 30 minutes more. Copyright 1982 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago.
Frederika Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family Events
Frederika residents hosted relatives and friends from Dunkerton, New Hampton, Milwaukee, and beyond. The long list includes Tiesseners, Grovers, Alcocks, Zickuhrs, and many others gathering for dinners, birthdays, and a park reunion for Mrs. Haggerty. Various trips to Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and trip to Clarksville marked a busy week.
Families visit relatives across Iowa and beyond
Mr and Mrs Burton Sherman and the Frank Sherman family visit relatives. Glenn Sullivan and family of Clarksville travel to Fredericksburg to see parents. Alfred Lutterman and daughter Beverly visit Lindamann in Wellsburg then Parkersburg to see Haack. Mrs Samuel McGowan and Lester of Minneapolis stay with Herman Jordan. Walter Biemann goes to Denver for a reunion and meets cousins from New York City. Mooney and Pennell visit Mrs Leach and son. Dr A B Carstensen and family of Linn Grove visit Fred Rewoldt and sons. Charles Richman and family tour Cresco Dubuque and Dickeyville Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary
H. A. Parson
Matilda Biermann
Tripoli
Carl Neuendorf
Thomas West
Dorma Seeman
Waterloo
W. L. Alcock
Will Carney
Clarksville
Fred Dickmann
R. F. Pries
Sumner
G. C. Schwake
Pries
Marilyn
Leon Qualley
Erwin and
Harland
Cedar Falls
May Mitchell
Broadhead
Wisconsin
C. E. Alcock
Mr. Alcock
Arlene Wilkinson
Robert
Max Carney
Carl Smith
Calvin Thompson
Ernest Guy O'Day
Fredericksburg
Cc. C. Clary
Henry Gherke
Horton
Harold Hartman
Harry Bartlett
Wayne
Ionia
Roy Burmaster
Nate Tibbetts
Richfield
Clark Tibbetts
O'Connell
Griffin
City Park
Lucy Haggerty
Burton Sherman
Frank Sherman
Glenn Sullivan
Alfred Lutterman
Beverly
Wellsburg
George Lindamann
Parkersburg
Cornelius Haack
Samuel McGowan
Lester
Minneapolis
Herman Jordan
Walter Biemann
Denver
Meier
Mr. Biemann
New York City
S. J. Mooney
Lollabelle Pennell
Adell Leach
Frank
New Hampton
Maxine
Iowa
Cresco
West Dubuque
Dickeyville
Jersey Cow License Quip Stray Story
A country boy quizzes a city visitor about cows. The exchange centers on recognizing a Jersey cow and the punchline about not seeing its license, from Stray Stories.
Music shorthand system devised at Chester le Street
A man in Chester le Street England has devised a music shorthand system that allows anyone with a musical ear and no formal training to transcribe unfamiliar melodies after a few lessons. He claims wide accessibility and ease of use for beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester-le- Street
England
Gossip’s Workday Proclaimed by Miss Sayenne
Miss Sayenne says gossip is never idle but a constant, industrious activity. The Washington Star notes the peculiar claim as a playful exchange about chatter and its social value.
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Miss Sayenne
Washington Star
Birth and death notice for Henry Zander of Fremont Township
Henry Zander of Fremont Township Bremer County Iowa born August 16 1880 died August 15 aged 51 years 11 months 30 days after strokes preceded by a long illness. Survived by wife four sons one daughter his mother in law Caroline Schellhorn two brothers three sisters and other relatives. Funeral at St Johns Lutheran Crane Creek with Rev J F Dilges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zander
Johann
Sophie Zander
Fremont Township
Bremer County
Iowa
Crane Creke
A. Meyer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Caroline Shellhorn
St. John’s
St. John's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Crane Creek
J. F. Dilges
Caroline Schellhorn
William Zander
Alvine Gries
Sophie Schellhorn
Marie Hankner
Woman's Chief Charms Not To Be Purchased
The article argues lipstick cannot disguise a sour mouth and that a baby's mouth is sweet due to its soul. It notes the mouth’s disposition mirrors inner character and contrasts lipstick brands with genuine sweetness, then begins to discuss the eye in relation to charm.
Riding Club Quip Sparks Horse Rental Banter
A Riding Club moment captures a playful exchange as someone jokes about renting a horse for four people. The line, I want to rent a horse, How long, The longest one you have, underscores a lighthearted crowd and a brisk, humorous note at the club.
Exchange Turns Boiled Minds Against Thick Skulls
A terse remark suggests that those who deem themselves hard boiled may simply have thick skulls, prompting a sharp exchange about toughness and perception.
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Washington
Newton D. Baker
War Department
Wilson
Baker
Edward H. Smith
Norris
Nebraska
Nye
la Follette
Johnson
Couzens
Smoot
Jones
Reed
Haile
Moses
Topeka
Mr. Garner
Betty Webster
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Frederika
Earl Tiessenger
Warren and
Dunkerton
Ray Grover
Tiessenger
Mr. Grover
So Alcock
Charles and
Elwin
B. H. Forkenbrock
Arthur Krueger
Milwaukee
J. H. Zickuhr
Lonnie Krierke
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Guy Lindermann
Lela Leach
Evelyn
Lollabele Pennell
Will Hurmence
A. H. Jahnke
Conrad Goodenbour
Mary Goodenbour
C. E. Shufelt
Nick Schumacher
Kate Schumacher
Clyde Clary
Charles Stephen
Mr. Stephen
Archie Clary
Waverly
West Union
Nellie S. Russell
Farm Journal
Dr. Miles
Miles
A. E. Everett
Telphone
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Des Moines
Buhr
G. A. Tjernagel
F. W. Hale Res
West Door Syndicate Building
Fred Rewoldt
Frederika, Iowa
Office Bank Bldg
H. C. Moeller
Insurance and Collections
H. W. Krueger
Ambrose Bldg
Tripoli Produce Co
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bank Bldg
Waverly, Iowa
Herman Kleiss
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