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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
5
Low cost eating challenges the housewife to stretch a small weekly budget into tasty wholesome meals. The Bureau of Home Economics proposes seven dinner menus designed to maximize variety with inexpensive foods.
Lois hopes to become secretary to Paul Scanlon as he pursues a future as State's Attorney. Margaret derides romance while Lois battles nerves over a crucial interview. Scanlon, poised for a breakthrough, envisions his name in the newspaper under the title State's Attorney.
The excerpt lists economical menus using cheap cuts for daily meals. It describes one day with half a pound of fish in chowder, salt pork baked for nourishment, and a sequence of dishes including baked shoulder with sides, various puddings, and child portions. It mentions beef browning, salmon chowder, and simple desserts, reflecting frugal kitchen guidance.
The Martinsburg Journal reports Harry K. Thaw could not take his high priced foreign car from a local garage because the night attendant did not recognize him. Thaw called his home near Winchester to obtain the required identification before his car could be released.
A second call was necessary before the attendant was satisfied with the facts and figures presented. The incident highlights the need for complete documentation and clear communication to resolve customer inquiries.
The Americanization committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars offers schools nationwide a series of documents for classroom use and large copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution for framing at no charge. Included titles include the Monroe Doctrine Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address Adams’ Inaugural Address The Man Without a Country and Washington’s Farewell Address. Request by writing R J Pacini 408 West Twenty fifth Street Richmond Virginia. The earliest cigarette references appear in 1842 1843 in literature noting cigarettes were smoked in need.
Dated culinary tip suggests soaking dried vegetables for 12 hours to shorten cooking time to under one hour. It mentions substitutes like ciuer, vltenia, peas or lentilé and aims to improve preservation of dishes.
A librarian with a college degree and one year of training in an accredited library school will be paid £28 a month and receive one meal during training, as reported by Library Journal.
A reflective note asserts that today’s vivid present fades when it becomes tomorrow’s shadowed past, echoing a cinema era quip about youth and time.
The piece notes Kentucky Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Virginia as the four commonwealths, while humorously admitting the author has not yet visited them all. It reflects a playful regional framing in Scribner's Magazine.
A crude ad touts Btanback Headache Powders claiming rapid relief from headaches toothaches fever and muscle pains at 10 cents. The copy warns against impure blends and urges buyers to request Stanhack Headache Powders by name to avoid habit forming ingredients.
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