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Mrs. Thyra s. Merrill, widow of the late Alaska aviator, is fitting herself for a flying career and is now enrolled with q ground school
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B DIE FROM HEAT

CHICAGO, July 30, {Pp-Twen- ty-three deaths have been record ed in the midwest as result of the heat wave in the Mississippi and Ohio River valleys.
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Round-trip tourists on the s. s. Alaska, in port today, are Mir. and Mrs. w. 0. Blanchar. MT. and Mrs. A. w. Stowell.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30

Leo ". Breuer, superintendent of Education, Territory of Alas ka, was among the arrivals today from Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30

IT YOU HAVEN'T TRIED FRYk BRUHE'S BABY BEEF. you are certainly missing something.
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The Toonerville trolley is due to arrive this evening from the city by the Inlet, Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30

There are three canneries op- erating at Anchorage which em- ploy well over 100 people.
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Production of Alaska herring to the end of the third week in June was half that of the pre- vious year. The fish ran better to the barrel. however, than 1929
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MT. and Mrs. Fred Johnston and family were also among those ar irving from Nuka Bay with Cap tain Sather, as we'll as G R. Skin ner and Dave Andrews.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30

CLEANLINESS ana the pest of meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn's.
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Seattle zee Cream and Fresh Candies at SylYia's.
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Gus Gelles, head of the Alaska. Guides, is expected to arrive in the city this evening.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

Long Beach, California = This
plant, recently completed to serve
Southern California. has a capacity
of 400 cars a day. Operating at ca
pacity it employs 1900 men.
Edgewater, New Jersey = The
Edgewater plant, one of the COM
pany's largest assembly branches,
has just been completed to serve
New York City and surrounding ter
ritory. It has capacity of 600 cars
day and employs 5000 men.
Richmond, Caiifornia-Work was
started recently on a plant at Rich
mond, to be completed next year.
1t will have a capacity of 400 cars
day and will employ 2,400 men. It
will supply cars to the San Fran
cisco area.
Buffalo, New York-This plant
will have a capacity of 400 cars
day and will employ $500 men.
Seattle, Washington-A site has
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

n VIXEN, finally, he discovered that
the two Club bidder had only the
King and another Club in his hand, he
tose trom his seat. 81 thought | was
PLAYING with gentlemen" he said. "A
man who bids Two Clubs with only
two of the suit in his hand is not a
Bridge player but a card sharper. |
refuse to play any more"
Now the points that the Colonel in
his wrath tailed to see are that he need
not have called 1.-Two No-Trumps.
He could have doubled the Two
Clubs bid, which would, of course,
have been a mistake, as A would then
have been obliged to bid his Diamonds,
in which, however. he could not have
gone game. Or he could have left in
the Two Clubs bid, when A would
have been hoist with his own petard,
and would have gone down on his
contract.
| am not in favor of bluff bids, but
there is always this to be said about
the buffer, that he takes the risk of
having his bluff called. If player likes
to take the risk [ do not see that there
is anything to prevent him doing so,
nor can | agree that he has done any,
thing absolutely unfair. 1t is difficult, if
not impossible, to lay down any hard
and fast line between what is legitimate
bluff and what is dishonest.
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COPYRIGHT. 1880. by Hoyle. Jr.

A number of times in these article
the writer has called attention to ON
bids that have either worked tol u
against the bluff bidder. Here, as q
matter of variety, is an English version
OF the same thing, only over there suef
bidding is designated 'Spoof Bridge
How far is spool admissible al
Bridge2a That is very difficult ques.
ton to answer, There is no law against
a PLAYER bidding suit he has not got
nor making any eccentric call that
occurs to him. But, of course, all those
who have a respect tor the game view
with horror these alterations. | re-
member a rubber some years ago where
had as partner a Colonel of the old
school who was very strict in his ideas
as to how the game should be played.
At a score OF game all he called Zone
No-Trump," holding:-
Spades - A. o.
Hearts - A, K, 4
Diamonds - |, 3, 2
Clubs - A, Q, S.,
A on his left went 1.-TWO Clubs; Y
and B passed, and the Colonel called
1.-TWO No-Trumps," A doubled, and
all passed.
A then proceeded to lead out eight
winning Diamonds. The veins bulged
on the Colonels forehead. He grew
angrier and angrier as the game went
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"Punkin Pie

"Punkln Pie
Speed Crust: cups flour, | tea
spoon salt, Il cup corn oil, table
spoons cold water (about). Sift
flour and salt together. Stir in oil,
using fork or wire beaten and add
little at a time distributing it
we'll so that when stirred the result
Will be many small Jumps. (Do not
work up Jumps as they make flakes
when baked.) Add enough water
to hold dough together. Turn out
ON well-houred board and roll half
at a time. Do not chill, roll only
once.
Filling: 2 cups canned pumpkin,
Is cups sugar, Il teaspoons gin
ger, l teaspoon cinnamon, tea
spoon salt, 3 we'll beaten egg yolks,
2 cups milk, u cup canned cocoa
nut, and 8 stiffly beaten egg
whites. Mix ingredients in the ord
er listed, folding in the beaten egg
whites last. Fill pastry lined tins
with the mixture. Bake for 10 min
utes in a hot oven. Reduce the heat
to moderate 1925 degrees F. and
bake 800 minutes longer. Makes
2 S-inch or 6 individual pies.
A Fruit Gobbler
1 Portion Salad: 1 strip pimien-
to, | pitted date, l small piece BAN
ana, y sliced canned pineapple, Il
red candied pear, quartered length
wise, or l red apple, unpealed.
Place the pineapple slice on end
to make the turkeys spread tail.
Stand the apple in front of the
pineapple. Place the section of
banana (Which has previously been
marinated with lemon juice to pre-
vent its turning brown) on top the
apple, to form the neck of the tur-
key. On this place the pitted date,
and lay in top the strip of pimiento
to make the comb" Surround the
gobbler with nest of lettuce lea
YES and pass mayonnaise.
"The Trimmings"
Creamed Mushrooms: l lb. mush-
rooms, Il cup corn oil, 2 table
spoons cornstarch, l teaspoon salt,
pepper, paprika, 1acups milk and
mushroom stock, u cup cream, and
bread cases or French Toast. Stem
and pare mushrooms. Cover stems
with cold water and bring to boil.
Let simmer twenty minutes. Heat
corn oil in heavy frying pan and
cook mushroom caps in this on
both sides. AS soon as tender,
about five minutes, sprinkle with
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been acquired and plans for plant
are being drawn.
A new manufacturing plant being
erected at Dagenham, England.
eighteen miles from London, to sup
plant the present works at Man.
chester, will be completed next
year. 1t will be the largest automo-
bile factory in the world outside the
United States. Its capacity will be
100000 cars a year.
An assembly and manufacturing
plant is being built at Cologne, an
assembly plant at Antwerp, and a
service plant at Stockholm. Tive
branches-one at Perth, Australia
and one at Port Elizabeth, South
Africa-were completed.
In addition the Ford Motor Com.
pany is spending several million
dollars to increase the power eapac
ity of the Rouge plant at Dearborn
Mich, and several million more in
miscellaneous improvements.
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This and That

r ETWEEN seasons when the
- weather is either unseasonably
not or too cool we need, some days, a
chilled, tinkling drink and the next
hot one. A delightful drink that
will appeal to nearly all tastes is
the following fruit drink:
Fruit Iced ea.-Make one cup
full of strong tea. using two or three
teaspoonfuls of the tea to cup
full of boiling water Let it stand
five minutes to steep, then chill.
Squeeze the Juice of four lemons,
three oranges and add enough sugar
to sweeten. Chill with plenty of
ice, add half gallon of water and
serve with thin slices of orange and
lemon floating on the glass.
Delicious Punch.-Prepare sirup
of one cupful of sugar, one-half cup
full Of water, cook until it spins
thread; pour the strip over three
beaten egg whites and add slowly
to one quart of freshly made eng
lish breakfast tea infusion which
has been chilled; add this mixture
to one quart of lemon favored Ice
cream and mix thoroughly: turn
into a freezer and freeze to a mush.
Serve from punch bowl In tall
thin glasses.
Ginger Ale cream.-Serve ice
cream In tall glasses, I'LL up with
ginger ale.
Chocolate Ice Cream Soda.-Into
tumbler put small cone OF ice
cream, pour over this two table
spoonfuls of chocolate strip and fill
the glass with chilled soda water
drawn from a syphon.
Ginger Ale Cobbler.-Fill soda
water glasses half full OF finely
crushed ice, add one slice of pine
apple (the small size), then fill with
ginger ale. Serve at once.
Mulled Cider.-Put one quart OF
sweet cider into a saucepan. Add
one small stick Of cinnamon broken
into pieces, one-half teaspoonful OF
whole alspice, six whole cloves and
one small piece of ginger root.
Bring to the boiling point, let boil
three minutes. Skim and turn into
hot stone pitcher, serve hot in
small stems. Hot gingerbread,
snappy cheese mixed with rich
cream, makes palatable luncheon
with a stein of cider.
&C. 1880, Western Newspaper union.>
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Problem

No score, rubber game. z dealt and
bid one spade. A passed, Y bid two
diamonds and B passed. z now bid
two hearts, A passed and Y bid two
spades. All passed and A opened the
ten of clubs. How should z play the
hand SO that he can score a grand slam
against any defense?
Solution: Y should win the first club
trick with the ace and lead the ace of
diamonds, on which z should discard
his last club. Y should then lead low
diamond and trump in rs hand with
low spade. z should now lead the ace
king of hearts and discard Us two
losing clubs. At trick six z should lead
a low spade, winning the trick in Us
hand with the ace. Y should now lead
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Thanksgiving Recipes to
Help Cooks Be Thankful

cornstarch, add salt, pepper and
paprika, and stir carefully with hot
oil until we'll blended. Measure
stock and add milk enough to make
one and one-half cups. Add mush-
rooms, and stir over low fire until
smooth and thick. Cook three min
utes. Add cream, heat and serve.
Creamy Dessert Sauce
y cup corn syrup (butterscotch,
maple, or carmel flavored), Il cup
cream or evaporated milk, Il cup
sailed nuts.
Add cream or evaporated milk to
corn syrup and bring to a boil.
Boil two minutes. Garnish with
sailed nuts, and serve.
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another low diamond, which 2 should
trump with the queen of spades. At
trick eight, Z should lead low spade
and win the trick in Us hand with the
nine. Y should now lead low diamond
which z should trump with the ten of
spades. At trick ten, z should lead his
last spade, winning the trick in VS.
hand with the Jack. US diamonds are
now set up and must win the remaining
tricks.
1t is fairly easy problem but must
be handled very carefully or trick can
easily be lost. Follow the solution as
given very carefully and compare it
with your own. Such comparison may
very easily be of advantage.
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TN HE Ford Motor Company's

TN HE Ford Motor Company's
faith in the future of business,
Ia and especially in the future of
the automobile, is evidenced by the
fact that it is spending more than
S60,OO0,O0O for new plants and i'm
provements in the United States
and in foreign branches and associ-
ated companies.
The company has nine new plants
under way throughout the world,
while plans are being formulated
for several others not yet an
nouneed. Wherever possible the
new plants are being erected on
sites accessible to both rail and
water transportation so that, with
each form of transportation supple
menting the other, substantial saw
ings will be effected.
Five of the new plants are in the
United States, as follows:
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
MAKE. THIS FROCK

"That Paris touch" are the
words that best describe that elusive
quality that distinguishes the really
smart frock from hundreds that are
Gust dresses" In this model it lies in
the graceful one-sided line of the clos
ing which is accented by the hip
scanning and well-placed cluster of
pleats. The novel collar and cuffs are
made of the popular new white cor
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Monkey Runs Amuck

A ring-tailed monkey recently es-
caped from his cage in a pet shop
ON a busy street in large city and
went on an inspired rampage. He
released dozen or so assorted
puppies and a manx cat, threw sew
eral bowls of goldfish at the puppies
and killed some canaries.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Electricity in Lightning

The weather bureau says that
the electricity in a single flash Of
lightning varies greatly. The larg-
est amount Of which the bureau
has any approximate measurement
was the equivalent, roughly, OF
100000 amperes for 0.01 second,
or 1000 amperes for l second.
Probably the average discharge is
Of the order Of one-fftieth of this
amount.
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Purgatory Waits

Disgruntled Daniel-"You can't
see me tomorrow because you're go
ing to lecture at the Philatelic
society; last night you went to that
debate on capital punishment: dash
it, Egbert, you're always off max
ing whoopee somewhere london
Opinion.
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Sunny Side Up" with Let Us Be
Gay" and Cheer Up and Smile,
Tonight and You" Is heavy
date For the boy friend and his best
Girl at the movies.
Don't expect 20 find Double Cros,
Roads" paved with Good lnten-
tons. Detour to "Hell's Highway.
Explanatory Titles
Harmony at Home"
"She Wears the Pants
Movie titles sometimes deceive,
"IIot for Paris" and Fair and
Warmer" must not be mistaken for
weather reports.
Told in Two Lines
"Our Blushing Brides"
"Not So Dumb"
Reporters for Fox Movietone News
disdain pencil and pad. They do
their reporting with a camera.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Believed of French Origin

The origin Of the expression,
the great gabbo," usually used in
a mildly derisive sense of the head
person or "big chief" is thought
to have come into English street
jargon from the old French CAB,
meaning to mock, boast, lie or scott.
The expression as quoted usually
means the chief boaster or lead
Ing boomer of community or Or
ganization.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Sportsman Honored

The jockey club says that the
Withers horse race is named after
one of Americas great sportsmen,
D. D. Withers. as the Belmont for
instance, is named after a famous
racing family, and as is the derby
of England.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
MniisN m or
'MeH2!gk|ii:e,:s';

II HE practice of some screen
n queens in trying to be, even in their
names, what they are not fails of
appeal to Fiji Dorsay, the vivacious
Fox player.
Fiji has swell French accent but
Says she "uevaire see Paree".
My home is Mon'real" says Miss
Dorsay, land hat nevaire been
nearer dear Parec than Br -oo-kleen"
tnnocently enough Clara Bow re-
Gently put across some swell pub
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
No End of Trouble

Correct one trouble and you
cause another. Eliminate inferior
people and the superior would have
nobody to afford the contrast that
keeps them satisfed.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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Have to Be Linguists

Latvia, the largest of the Baltic
republics, is a nation of linguists
because of its proximity to coun-
tries speaking widely different lam
guages.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Land of ThunderstnrIns

Java is probably the country
which has the most thunderstorms.
The earth experiences about 10000
900 thunderstorms a year, or an
average of $4,000 daily.
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Told in Two Lines
"Our Blushing Brides"
mot So Dumb"
Britain's Riches in Coal

Some idea OF the amount of coal
under Great Britain can be gath.
cred from the estimate that If they
raise 250,000,000 tons a year they
can carry on till A. D. 1906.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Concomitants

An appearance of delicacy is In
separable from sweetness and gen.
tleness Of characteristics. Sigour-
ney.
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Gave Only Foreign News

The first English news sheet was
limited to foreign news. Domestic
events were unnoticed.
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Kitchen Gossip

Your child will drink his milk
with less urging if you add two
tablespoons corn syrup to each
glassfull. 1t doubles the energy
value besides improving it's taste.
| Unsweetened grapefruit lis now
being canned, so that those who
suffer from diabetes may enjoy
this popular fruit.
Not from Gulliver's lands are
those giant dates you've seen in
fancy shops. They're simply two
dates pressed together before stuff
ing. You can make these Jumbo"
dates yourself.
For speed in oiling your pans
and muffin tins, get soft pastry
brush, dip it in the corn oil we use
for our incest dishes, and brush the
pans. Boil the brushes in soap solu-
ton once a week to keep them
fresh.
When you mix a fruit cup, you
know it's important the fruits
shan't turn dark. If the canned
grapefruit is put into the mix
ing bowl it will form protective
covering for the apples, pears.
bananas, etc.
The oft rejected carrot will taste
as good as it looks if you cut the
scraped carrots in halves, put in
baking dish with little salt, mace
and oil, and pour in a half-cup corn
syrup and little boiling water.
Bake TIL tender-and watch them
disappear.
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Northern Wild Flowers

Many varieties Of wild flowers
grow in great profusion through
out the treeless plains of northern
Canada.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
All Are Disliked

No one can boast of having never
been Observation-Disclosures.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Whale Deem Diver

The maximum dive of the whale
Is supposed to be about 600 feet,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

What we are, like our shadow,
always follows us.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

Hearts o, s. 7. S. 8
Clubs 10, 9, 5
Diamonds K, s. S, 2
Spades *
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KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
By NELLIE MAXWELL

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1.-THE inner half of every cloud
Is bright and shining:
| therefore turn my cloud about
And always wear it inside out
10 show the lining"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

ilelty lOi LI'C
new Amos n
INDY talk i Z
when Nevada
press dispatches
c oup | e d her
n a M e W j t h
/" c h e c X a n d
Double Check"
Movies are
boosting { o r
& o 0 q times.
Theu been the
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27
Soured Cream for Cake
Can Be Made in a THv

crate oven (375' Fly. Frost with
maple butter frosting. Yield: 10
servings. ~
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Maple Butter Frosting
2 tbsp. butter tbsp. maple syrup
~ cups sugar 4 drops Mapleine
tbsp. evaporated u cup finely
milk chopped pecans
Cream butter. Work in sugar
gradually Add milk. maple syrup
flavoring. Beat until smooth Add
nuts. Yield: Sufficient for two 8
inch rounds.
Pound Cake
| cup butter " tsp. mace
l " cups pastry eggs, separated
Hour 4 cup evaporatea
2 tsp. baking pow milk
der Ia cups xxx
u tsp. salt sugar
" tsp. vanilla
Break butter into pieces. Cream
we'll Add flour sifted with baking
powder, salt and mace a little at a
time, working in we'll. Beat egg
yolks; add milk and sugar, then
add to first mixture. Add stiffly
beaten whites and beat until batter
resembles thick, hard sauce Add
vanilla and pour at once into paper
lined ungreased cake pan. Bake in
moderate oven (325-350' FL IS
minutes. Yield l loaf cake.
Date Cake
! cup evaporated "a tsp. salt
milk " cup fat (hatf
! tbsp. vinegar butter)
Y cups -four cup sugar
tsp. soda l egg
tsp cinnamon ID. dates. sliced
V tsp. cloves cup nuts
Add vinegar to evaporated milk.
Silt -four. then measure. Resift
with other dry ingredients. Cream
butter. Add sugar and continue
Dreaming until sugar granules are
almost dissolved. Add beaten egg.
then add dry ingredients alter
nately with milk. beginning and
ending with dry ingredients. Add
dates and nuts with last few stirs.
Pour into loaf cake pan that has
been lined with waxed paper. Bake
in moderate oven $780, FL one
hour Yield: 10 servings.
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THAT kind OF cake shall
!" we have today9" "Choc-
' ' lit!' the family shouts.
Invariably it's chocolate. But there
are other flavors that could be
made as popular as chocolate.
Perhaps they require more delicate
handling. For instance. it is not
so easy to attain perfection with
maple tlavoring. Yet the delicious
sap that oozes out OF the trees of
our northern states should not be
neglected as dessert flavor, as it
is by too many housewives.
At Thanksgiving time you may
want to have more than one kind
of cake ready for guests. If you
have family of husky cake-eaters
you'll have to have more than one
anyway
Here are several recipes. One is
called Spanish Cake. Spanish
suggests an unusual combination of
seasonings In this case it is an
unusual combination of flavorings
cinnamon favored cake with
maple butter frosting-amazing
delicious.
Do you delight in the velvety
texture of cake made with sour
cream? But can't wait for
cream to sour whenever | want to
bake says the housewife, That
Is only an excuse. for sour cream
can be made ready in a jiffy. Put
little vinegar in evaporated milk
and it becomes sour cream. From
this point on you make your cake
exactly as If you were using sour
cream The result is a cake of in
comparable softness and lightness
OF texture-the aim OF every cake
maker and the joy of every cake
eater.
The recipe for date cake is an
example of this ingenious device,
the short cut to fine textured cakes
Spanish Cake
* cups -four cup sugar
der Y cup evaporated
l tsp. cinnamon milk diluted with
"A tsp. salt Il cup water
" cup fat (half
butter)
.Sift -four. then measure, Resift
with other dry ingredients. Cream
fat until plastic Add sugar a little
at time and continue Dreaming
until free from sugar granules
Add we'll beaten egg yolks. Add
dry ingredients alternately with
the diluted milk. beginning and
ending with dry ingredients Fold
in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour
into oiled layer cake pans lined
with waxed paper. Bake in mod
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-27

Unsweetened grapefruit lis now
being canned, so that those who
suffer from diabetes may enjoy
this popular fruit.
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By Anna 3. Towse

"yX THAT kind OF cake shall
J" we have today" Chloe
liti" the family shouts