Mother’s Cook Book Poem Verse on a Bright World
A short verse extols a wise sweet world where all hearts sing gladly and none grumble. It envisions harmony with everyone fair to love and help neighbors and for you and me.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
7
A short verse extols a wise sweet world where all hearts sing gladly and none grumble. It envisions harmony with everyone fair to love and help neighbors and for you and me.
Warm climate recipe ideas for fruit desserts with lemon sherbet and iced preparations. Instructions cover honeydew and cantaloupe desserts, a tart sherbet base, a punchy dressing for salads, and fig snacks. Includes odd dialogue fragments and a cartoonish anecdote about a doctor and nurse.
Peter Howard tours Cairo bazaars where a blue sky cloak links him to Madge Raymond. When Suffein’s daughter loses the garment to a hostile suitor, Peter rescues her, returns the cloak, and wins Madge for a fast romance and planned honeymoon in Egypt.
Readers discuss the challenge of removing freckles with limited satisfaction across available methods. Some favor topical products while others seek dermatologist options, noting variable results and costs.
An Atlantic City expert notes a rise in the cost of entertaining women from five dollars to fifty or one hundred dollars. He warns that higher spending challenges average youths in trusted positions, while only above average individuals meet the increased temptations. He cites indulgent parents and quotes a line from Pinafore about living within means.
An elderly customer questions a shop assistant about qualifications. The clerk claims pharmaceutical society membership and perfect exam success. Satisfied, the woman buys an ounce of cough drops.
Two speakers joke about card games and losers in a light exchange. one remarks hating bad losers, the other prefers them to winners. the brief dialogue showcases wit and social dynamics in casual conversation.
After the Smiths finally caught the train they worry about forgotten items. Mrs. Smith gasps and cries that she forgot to turn off the electric iron. Harry reassures her that it will be fine.
A fragment notes a kitchen claim about a fire scare with reference to a shower bath left on. No formal details or outcome are provided.
An interviewer asks a powerful business figure for the secret to his success. The executive questions the interviewer's affiliation, asking if they represent The American Magazine or the district attorney's office before responding further.
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