Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 301, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1928 — Page 25

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(Continued From Page 24) cloves. Cook in double boiler and bake in ready-baked crust. Top with beaten egg whites. MRS. E. R. AYDELOTTE. 1209 Wright St., City. Date Pie One package dates, one-half pint cream, three egg whites, six tablespoons sugar. Wash and stone the Sates. Cook two minutes in small amount cf water. Line pie shell with dates and cover with whipped cream. Mix sugar and egg whites and place over cream. Bake three minutes in hot oven. Do not allow cream to get hot. MRS. SHERMAN CLINE. 540 S. Edgehill Rd., City. Apple-Tapioca Pudding One-quarter cup minute tapioca,

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Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick has order an inquiry into the mental condition of Albert Anderson, Donaldson farmer, who declared in a letter to President Coolidge that the executive should be shot ‘‘like a dog” unless he paid Donaldson $50,000. Anderson was convicted in Federal Court here cf writing the threatening letter. Judge Slick has just granted a petition of Andrew Anderson, Chicago, and Mary Anderson, Plymouth, Ind., mother and sister. that a mental test be given the accused man. DIES AT 104: ONLY 24 Couldn't Celebrate 25th Birthday; Born On Leap Year. Ba United Press WINNIPEG, Man., April 13.—Although he had lived nearly 104 years, death prevented Frederick W. Stevenson from celebrating his 25th birthday. Stevenson, whose home was at Manitoba, was born February 29, 1824. He celebrated a birthday every four years with one exception. Because 1900 was not a leap year he had to wait eight years—lß96 to 1904—for his 19th birthday. Farm Work Well Advanced By Tunes Special COVINGTON, Ind., April 13. Fountain County farmers are farther ahead with spring work now than they were by the end of the first week in May last year. Many have completed sowing oats and several have almost finished plowing for corn.

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