Mystery Valley Echoes From A Lost College
Sossamon's Sayings recalls a remote Blue Ridge valley once home to a college and a devout community. Strife between modernists and locals led to killings, a death, and ghost stories, leaving ruined buildings and a mystery still to be recorded by time. A bee accident on a road near Lincolnton and Newton adds a cautionary moral. Scouts in Charlotte inspire civic service and character in youth, praising daily acts of kindness.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
A H
Lincolnton
Newton
Charlotte
Boy Scouts
Weather Summary for Week of July 26 1930
The report shows average maximum 81 degrees and average minimum 55 for the week. Average temperature 68 with a daily range of 21 degrees and a greatest range of 32 on the 23rd. 6 clear days and 1 partly cloudy day. Highest 86 on the 24th and lowest 50 on the 22nd. 6 clear days 1 partly cloudy day.
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Co-operative Station
Appalachian State Teachers College
J. T. C. Wright
Lovers Must Keep Forty Inches Apart
A public notice from St Martens burg Holland requires persons of different sex occupying benches in the park to maintain a distance of at least 40 inches between them.
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St- Martensburg
Holland
Will test army tank speeds and abilities soon
Army experts will test a Caterpillar tank capable of over 50 miles per hour on rough fields while protecting occupants from machine gun fire bombs and poison gas. Walter Christie manufactures the machine in Rahway New Jersey for the War Department with demonstrated speeds of 42.55 mph on tracks and 69.28 mph on wheels.
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War Department
Walter Christie
Rahway
N. J
Government to establish new federal fish station in North Carolina
Officials of the North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development say a new experimental bass and trout station will be built by the government in Pisgah National Forest or the Great Smoky Mountain Park at a cost of 35000 dollars. It will become the state’s third permanent federal fisheries station. Read the advertisements.
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Raleigh
Pisgah National Forest
Great Smoky Mountain Park
North Carolina
State Department
Raspberries in Desserts From Simple Ideas
Hints describe red and black raspberries and multiple dessert uses. Methods include jellied raspberries with gelatine and a rice and fruit pudding baked with milk and served hot. The text emphasizes planning ahead to enjoy raspberries in various dishes.
Raspberry Pudding Cream Recipe Preparation
Mix one fourth cup butter with one cup sugar. Fold in one cup crushed raspberries and four eggs beaten separately. Beat into a stiff paste and layer with fresh bread crumbs in a buttered dish. Cover with crumbs dot with butter bake an hour in moderate oven. Serve with sauce.
Raspberry Blanc Mange With Raspberry Topping
Raspberry blanc mange thickened with cornstarch and eggs, cooked in a double boiler until smooth, then poured over crushed sweetened raspberries. Chill and serve with additional toppings as desired.
Raspberry Cake and Berry Tarts in Simple Steps
Make a raspberry cake with two layers and a raspberry jam icing. Assemble with jam between layers and frost with the light raspberry icing. Berry tarts use a baked crust, crushed berries, whipped cream, and optional meringue or custard topping.
Raspberry Whip Dessert Brief
A short note describes Raspberry Whip as the simplest dessert using beaten egg whites. The instruction mentions whipping the egg white very light to prepare the foamy base.
Raspberry Sweet Dish Described For Fresh Serving
The recipe notes a dessert vored to taste with powdered sugar and flavored by the juice of crushed raspberries. It should be mixed just before serving.
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