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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1930

Page

14

Hyde Starts Tour Of Areas Hit By Drought

Secretary Hyde, chairman of the national drought relief committee, begins a tour of drought devastated regions near Washington. He plans to visit Shenandoah Valley and other Virginia and West Virginia sections and returns next week. Banking officials and state committees discuss creating local credit banks to aid farmers. Dr. C W Warburton urges calm and explains how to contact relief through county agents.

Washington Hyde National Drought Relief Committee Shenandoah Valley Virginia West Virginia Henry M. Robinson Los Angeles Robinson C. W. Warburton Department of Agriculture

New South writer takes Balzac villa for novel in Paris

Jonathan Daniels, Guggenheim fellow and son of former secretary of the navy Josephus Daniels, occupies Balzac’s Ville d Avray estate to write a novel about the Southern young set. He argues northern ideas have penetrated the South but culture remains distinctly Southern and aims to show the true South to posterity. He hopes to finish by winter and spend the rest of his fellowship traveling.

United Press Paris Jonathan Daniels Josephus Daniels Navy Ville d'Avray Honore de Balzac Daniela New South North Daniels New York Potomac

Special privilege cards aid foreign consulates approved

The State Department in Washington approved special privilege cards for foreign consuls and staff to pass police lines on duties. Assistant Law Director Edward J. Schweid said the cards are accepted as standard form in several other cities.

United Press Cleveland State Department Washington Edward J. Schweid

New Orleans Pupils Protest Longer School Day

New Orleans plans to open grammar schools 10 minutes earlier and extend the day by 40 minutes with a shorter lunch break. Pupils voice the extra time will worsen the school program as echoes of complaining phrases rise.

New Orleans Hills Bros Hills Bros. Coffee

White King Granulated Soap Promises Safe Laundry

The ad warns against boiling baby and delicate fabrics and promotes White King Granulated Soap made from vegetable oils. It forms creamy suds in lukewarm water, cleans whites, protects colored fabrics, saves hands, and is economical and condense. Sold by grocers nationwide.

Sunday Dinner Plans and Menu Highlights

A vintage Sunday dinner plan features chilled grape juice and pineapple, cold boiled ham with scalloped cabbage and okra, stuffed tomato salad, and iced tea or coffee. The ham recipe details include boiling with onions, carrots, celery, cider vinegar, clove-studded onions, and a brown crust, followed by a cabbage bake with buttered crumbs and white sauce.

Burger recipe notes and business visitor at Sterling

A cooking note adds more cabbage and white sauce with a crumbed top and buttered finish. The dish bakes 25 minutes with ten minutes covered then uncovered to brown. Boyd Rhea of Austin visited the city this week as a business guest at Sterling Headquarters.

Boyd Rhea Austin Sterling

Three Persons Face Counterfeit Half Dollar Charges

Three individuals face federal prosecution over manufacturing and circulating counterfeit half dollars. R B Miller, 23, tenant farmer near Drumright. Gerald Hunt, 25. and Hattie Hunt, 16, were arrested in Creek County. A coin fabrication plant was found near Miller’s home and Hunt’s confession, tied to earlier grand larceny, implicates the others.

Associated Preas Tulsa Okla R. B. Miller Drumright Gerald Hunt Hattie Hunt Creek County Miller D. B. Livingstone Hunt

Summer Vegetable Dishes Guide for Fresh Garden Produce

A civic note on maximizing summer vegetables with simple techniques. Emphasizes varied preparation beyond standard methods, the use of pepper salt and sugar, and the value of salads in hot weather. Includes recipes for Carrots and Peas with mint, Corn Louisenne, and Peas and Onions with step guidance.

Kill-Ko Insect Gas Promoted for Home Disease Fight

Public health sources urge use of Kill-Ko gas to wipe out insects in homes and public buildings. Ad touts its deadly efficiency against flies and mosquitoes while claiming safety for humans and animals. Available from druggists or grocers in blue bottles, two sizes 50c and 75c.

Kellogg's Kellogg Battle Creek Kill-Ko Rigo

Victorine Salad and Tomato Stuffed Lettuce Leaves

A simple kitchen note describes heating cream with peas and onions, seasoning with sugar, and serving as a warm onion cream dish. It also provides a tomato stuffed with olive onion celery green pepper sugar and mayonnaise, served in lettuce leaves.

Harlequin Dressing Recipe Notes with Fresh Parsley

A dressing method outlines mixing three parts oil to five parts vinegar with minced parsley and seasonings. It advises serving with asparagus tomato or lettuce and chilling in a glass jar, then shaking before use.

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