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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1931
Page
12
A vintage guide outlines candy making tips and a temperature chart. It covers sugar stages from soft ball to very brittle, thermometer use, washing sugar crystals, cooling before beating, and handling nuts, caramels, and fudge for freshness.
A 19 year old Amarillo woman Billy Hutton Burke received a 90 day suspended sentence in district court after a jury found her guilty of driving while intoxicated for a July 27 crash at Sixth Avenue and Ik Street. The defense argued medicine from a physician caused her intoxication and the judge advised returning to her El Paso mother.
The state board of insurance commissioners announced new rates for Workmen's Compensation Insurance will take effect December 1. A flat rate increase requested by insurers was refused, and specific hazard rates matching the raise were also denied. Rates will be based on five year experience tables with changes to some hazard classifications.
Queen of the Harvest Elizabeth Herd of Higginsville Missouri is named at a University of Missouri College of Agriculture barn warming. A recipe page shows candied nuts Penuchi Mexican Kisses and Molasses Mint Taffy with steps and temperatures including 236 F 270 F and playful notes on pulled candy and popcorn balls.
The fragment describes pouring hot syrup over a mixture and shaping it into small balls wrapped in wax paper. It appears to be a brief kitchen instruction fragment without clear ingredients or full method.
Chicago November 13 milk could move from farm to bottling company by pipeline. Development engineer H. E. Rockefeller proposed the system before the 32nd annual convention of the International Acetylene Association. He also suggested pipeline delivery of powdered coal to furnaces.
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