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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
5
Maxine Renee Menus presents a home recipe feature boasting carrot timbales. Carrots are sliced and cooked in butter, then pureed and combined with eggs before baking in buttered moulds topped with hard boiled egg shapes.
A recipe note describes Carrot Marmalade using 4 Ibs carrots 1 lemon juice rind 1 orange 8 Ibs sugar and steps to wash steam chop mix cook seal. Also Mint Glazed Carrots With Peas instructs slicing three carrots cutting shapes boiling salted water fifteen minutes and draining with butter or glaze.
Harrisburg officials outline two main reasons to learn to swim health benefits and safety. They warn drowning deaths in the county this year could be cut by better water skills and point to practical rules for pools and personal conduct. Endorsed tips include learning to float and resuscitate, avoiding polluted water, and using purified pools.
Readable text describes cooking peas with sugar and mint, then draining and rinsing, boiling briefly, seasoning with butter, salt and pepper, and serving on a hot dish with carrot garnish.
A list of new non fiction and fiction titles available at Warren Public Library. Notable authors include J B Scott United States and France and Edith Wharton Twilight Sleep. Other works cover topics from disarmament to educational hygiene and classic novels.
A question prompts which member of Wilson’s late cabinet was proposed as a Democratic presidential candidate in 1928, reflecting interwar party debates and presidential succession speculation.
A 1925 sensational trial ended with a Tennessee teacher being found guilty for teaching evolution. See Classified Page for Answers.
Ten years ago this week on July 22, 1917 a German air raid over London was repelled. The headline notes Alexander Kerensky racing to the Russian front as new premier. Also runs an unrelated classified line offering a 1% ton truck for hire with contact number 748-R and date July 20.
A quirky collection of notes recalls nickel pay phonographs, the 100 pound annual sugar intake claim, and humorous bits about Abraham Lincoln’s 75 cent campaign spend. It also jokes about blondes health, gold digging, and Brown University’s dean warning that half of college entrants waste time.
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