Menus for the Warm Days
Ailton Proppag presents a collection of menus framed as a warm season dining guide. The text outlines dishes and courses intended for warm weather, promising light fare and seasonal ingredients.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
7
Poison mystery at university dormitory unfolds in a murder case
Detective Rankin investigates Jordan's death at Croft Hall amid reports of autopsy findings and mysterious monthly bank payments. He questions Walter Randall and the Aberdeen alum, searches Jordan's room for clues, notes suspicious shoe tacks, and weighs blackmail as a possible motive while берeaking with campus reporters. Howard Merrick, Jordan's guardian, is notified of the fatal incident at the fraternity house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitn Fommy
Tankin
Stuart Jordans
Office of Admissions
McWarwich
Merrick
Rankin
Rictims
Ralph Luchley
Tandalin
Gsthoal
Jordans
Balladelphia
Walter Randall
Chitdgo
Aberdeen
Tiankin
Nome Twenty
Wilson
Loto
Jordan
Firle
Povle
Warwick
Hunter Street
Vaniiha
Seven O’cock
Torning
Howard Merilck
Randall
Vandalia
Barry Palmer
Ben Crawford
Jordans Room
Philadelphia Western Bank
Fordin
Howard Merrick
Jeff
Croft Hall
Pelham Hall
Walter Randalls
Jordan's
Mr Randall
Mandal
Rtandalls Chamber
Rankle
Rendall
Bixby
Chifly
Uns
Aberdeen College
Isannibai Mo
Hannibal
Roankin
Stricken Initiation Mystery Tangles Fraternity Plot
Philadelphia detective Tommy Rankin leads an investigation into a poisoning at Mu Beta Sigma fraternity. Stuart Jobin, a university student, dies soon after initiation. Rankin discovers the slain students have shoes marked with thumbtacks. The sole known relative is uncle Howard Merrick, a St Louis banker who acts as guardian and heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Jobin
Tommy Rankin
Philadelphia
Rankin
Howard Merrick
St Louis
The Perfect Girl Standards Revealed by Bureau of Standards
The United States government through the Bureau of Standards released measurements for the so called perfect girl. The figures include height seven feet five inches, weight 121 pounds, neck 12.54 inches, bust 83% inches, waist 20.16 inches, and hips 36 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Standards
Emerald signet ring of Peter the Great auctioned in London
An emerald signet ring bearing a full figure of Czar Peter the Great sold for 1250 at a London auction in four minutes. The ring, once in the Royal Academy of Science and later in the Hermitage, comes from Russia’s imperial treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
London
Royal Academy of Science
Hermitage
Canary Islands Named for Rich Fat Trade Not Birds
The Canary Islands derive their name from fats rather than birds. Ancient Romans called one island canaria ingula due to numerous giant dogs found there, influencing the modern name of the archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary Islands
Romana
Canariaingula
Growth rate links to plant and fish aging findings
A study notes that rapid growth stimulates early aging in plants and fish, with older individuals dying earlier in proportion to growth rate. Slower growth does not extend lifespan according to the report.
Noisies at Owl
The barrel owl known as the hoot owl is among the noisiest of owls. It can be found in all seasons, though it is more numerous in spring.
The Vinegar Bible edition of 1717 described
A note on The Vinegar Bible or The Vinegar Bible misprint edition from 1717. It is named for the heading of Luke chapter twenty which renders the parable of the ten lepers with a garbled phrase.
Rural Free Delivery Proposed by Wanamaker in 1891
The proposal by Postmaster General Wanamaker to create Rural Free Delivery was endorsed in 1891 but required two years to secure Congress consent for three experimental routes. By 1806 routes expanded to nine in West Virginia and 82 routes operated in twenty states within nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Congress
West Virginia
No Nudity Rule Bans Female Trousers in Minneapolis
An 1877 Minneapolis ordinance forbids appearing in public in attire not belonging to one’s sex and defines nudity rules on streets or exposed places. The vague measure targets female wearing pants, reflecting 19th century gender norms in city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Women On U S Stamps Highlight Pioneers And Icons
Only three women have portraits on United States stamps Martha Washington Queen Isabella of Boath and one more honored. Other stamps feature women and girls such as the Red Cross stamp and the Arbor Day stamp, illustrating broader representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
United States
Martha Washngton
Isabella of Boath
Oeanentas
Red Cross
Arbor Day
Education Quote by Daniel Webster on Discipline
The quote discusses education shaping character by restraining passions and guiding motives. It asserts that true worthy aims and a profound religious tone justify moral standards in all circumstances. The passage frames education as a moral and spiritual discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
The Pepper Tree Description and Size Range
The pepper tree is noted for its long lacy foliage resembling a weeping willow. It grows 40 to 50 feet tall with a spread of 60 to 70 feet and a trunk diameter of 2 to 4 feet.
Industrious Botanist Examines Mission Brick Fragments
A botanist studying California mission history dissolves adobe bricks and inspects plant remains used to bind mud bricks, aiming to learn which flowers and trees thrived at the old Spanish sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Balty the Hero Dog to Be Honored in Cleveland Museum
Balty the husky, famed for leading a diphtheria relief run to Nome, will be honored with an effigy in the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Though the real dog has died, the mounted likeness will educate generations of Cleveland children about Balty and the Nome rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balty
Nome
Cleveland
Husky
Alaska
Talito
California
Balto
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Labor Exchange and its historical meaning
The labor exchange term has been misused for employment bureaus. Historically it referred to 1822 1883 era institutions intended to trade labor products without money, valuing each product by the time spent producing it.
Great Human Reservoirs in World History
The history of the world notes three vast human reservoirs that altered regions when they overflowed. The Arabian yeningula, the steppes of Central Asia, and the lands around the Baltic served as the original homes of the Germanic and Anglo-Saxon peoples, shaping migrations and cultural diffusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Asia
Baltic
Coldest Room in World Reaches One Hundred Degrees Frost
Scientists at the Cambridge low temperature research station test in the coldest room where the thermometer nears one hundred degrees of frost and researchers stay inside for at most ten minutes at a time according to Answers Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
London Answers Magazine
Odd Plant With Bad Breath Draws Amateur Gardeners
An eastern tropic native known as the Devils Yoangue or Snake Palm fascinates hobbyists despite its unattractive flowers and off putting aroma during part of its life cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropic
Billiard Balls Materials Explained for Ivory and Alternatives
A historical note explains billiard ball composition: ivory balls used historically, others from a mix of celluloid clay and synthetic ground ivory. Caseins also served in artificial ivory used for billiard pails.
Coach Dog Description of Hens and Coats
The text describes coach dogs with Jongish sho fat hens and short dense coats. It notes the heat should be very deep but not wide as these dogs often run along under the coaches.
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Hermen Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
WNU
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