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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
6
A compact old recipe for brain croquettes lists ingredients including boiled brains small onion bread crumbs celery green pepper ground meat egg paprika salt and pepper. Form into balls dip in egg and fry in hot fat for serving.
A collage of recipes and party ideas for St Patrick s Day including a salmon and peas sauce over rice, tenderloin with apples bake, and festive Shamrock refreshments with lettuce sandwiches, green desserts, and pig biscuits. Also notes on au gratin and a potatoes recipe.
Births in Amarillo last month outpaced deaths by 33, marking a net population increase. Officials note steady birth rates and provide context for local demographic trends.
At the health unit headquarters in City Hall certificates show 78 births filed in February, seven fewer than January. Of these, 48 were boys and 30 girls. Last month saw 45 deaths.
A colonial era quick bread guide. It describes a shortcake made with flour sugar and shortening rolled half inch thick, baked twenty five minutes, with milk glaze and cinnamon sugar. It includes a peach filling cake and meringue topping with apple jelly and a nutmeg flavored biscuit style bake.
An advertisement for Blue Star Ointment promises rapid relief from eczema itching, ringworm, tetter, rash, and foot itch. It claims the medicine melts in, kills germs, stops itching, and heals skin with no burning or blistering, asserting safety and gentle action.
A simple croquette method using macaroni white sauce and cheese. Mix cooked macaroni with a thick white sauce and beaten eggs, shape into croquettes, rest briefly, then fry. Serve with a tomato sauce made from canned tomatoes butter cornstarch salt and pepper simmered until ready.
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