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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
4
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August stands as the great holiday month with widespread vacation practice. Employers offer two weeks pay after a year, one week otherwise, while Federal Civil Service grants 30 days. Travel by car or steamship makes European trips feasible, and many workers time getaways with Saturdays off to extend two weeks.
The family doctor warns against self treatment for abdominal pain. He recalls old folk remedies like castor oil and turpentine and urges consulting a physician first. He notes misused vegetable medicines can harm, especially with conditions like appendicitis or Bright's disease.
Medical advertorial touts Q-623 as a twentieth century discovery that attacks neuritis lumbago and sciatica at the root. It claims years of specialist work and proven effectiveness, recommended and sold by Boone Drug Company.
A reflective piece contrasts a minor traffic dispute with the power of silent restraint. It recalls Rockefeller's calm response to denouncement and links patience to faith. The essay celebrates meekness, mercy, and Abrahamic faith as enduring guidance.
In The Story of Christ Giovanni Papini argues Jesus chose fishermen as first followers. He describes the solitary, water surrounded life of fishermen as the patient, unhurried type who knows how to wait and cast his net.
Hints for the Home by Nancy Hart Gooseberry Jelly offers context on the berry famous in English literary scenes and presents a set of recipes for preparation. The excerpt notes gooseberries in gooseberry fool and gooseberry jam as common dishes in classic feasts.
Enduring cooking notes describe gooseberry jam with red currant juice and sugar, plus two-day setting and paraffin sealing. Also folded in are gooseberry trifle and peach ice cream served in melon, with cautions on texture and richness.
Peel a dozen ripe peaches and cook until nearly soft in a thin syrup. Remove stones and rub through a sieve. Add lemon juice three cups of water and a few drops of almond extract. Sweeten if needed. Freeze with beaten egg whites if desired.
C. S. Martin of Ired e County harvested an average of 22 bushels per acre after plowing under a field of sweet clover and planting to wheel, compared with eight bushels an acre before using the cover crop.
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