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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 07, 1933
Page
3
Madame Lacroix unveils a new cake recipe and invites readers to suggest a name for the Magic Mystery Cake. With 63 cash prizes and a $250 top reward, participants are encouraged to bake using Magic Baking Powder and follow the creator's thrifty, practical example.
The Efficiency Magazine urges marketers to frame offerings by selling benefits rather than products. It argues to promote home life, security, health, knowledge, travel, and happiness, linking items to deeper ideals, feelings, and social prestige.
A woman applies for a house claiming a large family is in the graveyard. The landlord rents it, then finds the home filled with children after a month. He asks about the graveyard claim, and she replies with a quip about her nearby family.
The broad arrow serves as a government property mark and heraldic cognizance of Herary, tracing to Viscount Sidney who led ordnance from 1693 to 1703. It spread to other departments and symbolized authority, with roots linking to ancient Druids, and its obliteration remains a felony.
In Nuremberg a plan fines any person who drops litter in the street one mark. A watchful policeman notes the offense, collects the fine and issues an official receipt. The city streets remain notably free from litter due to the program.
Young women students at Washington Missionary College lived on 28 cents a day for four weeks to test a special diet. After the trial physicians reported they were fitter fatter and fairer.
A committee of three impartial judges will select the winning names and their decision will be final. The ruling concludes the selection process with no further appeal.
Horses and dogs receive artificial sun baths using four bright lights just before races. Stalls fitted with lamps let animals stand in rays as they absorb the light. Among insiders the sun bath is seen as a factor in setting racing odds.
A soldier fled a London railroad car clutching a bag with blood visible. A railway detective pursued him. Days later he was apprehended and charged with stealing six pounds of fresh meat from the company kitchen. The article notes a bonus line about duets reducing blame.
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