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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
5
Noted cooks from Bryan and Brazos County share tested recipes handed down through generations. The Eagle invites more local women to submit favorites with attribution. a sample dish includes chicken with lemon gelatine, prepared in a mold and chilled overnight.
A dated recipe lists ingredients for a two layer cake with pears and spices. Instructions describe mixing dried spices into batter, baking two layers, and preparing a sugar buttermilk icing. A separate sugar and milk boiled to form a ball, then browned and folded into the mix before spreading.
Break 4 eggs beat well and add 2 cups sugar. Sift 2 teaspoons baking powder and 2 cups flour. Stir in 1 cup boiling milk with 1 teaspoon butter. Combine all and bake in two layers. Ice as desired.
A historic recipe outlines soaking 25 sour pickles with 5 pounds sugar and various spices. Tarregon vinegar and garlic buttons are mixed, poured over pickles, then a hot boil of vinegar sugar pepper and allspice is added. The mixture rests 10 days before use.
A 4 pound fowl is boiled until meat is tender then cooled. About a quart of stock remains. Soak 2 to 3 boxes of gelatine into the warm stock to set the gel.
An advertorial from Barbering and Beauty Culture proclaims the college as a vocation with no unemployment. It invites readers to learn about training, affordable prices, and an easy payment plan at 7 San Jacinto Street in Houston Texas.
Split a firm fresh head of cabbage into quarters and chill in cracked ice for at least half an hour. Shred or chop the cabbage then moisten with salad dressing mixed with lemon juice or vinegar. Salt pepper and a teaspoon sugar per pint enhance the flavor. add optional green pepper pimento parsley or mustard leaves for variation.
County Judge J M Ferguson and Mayor O S Johnson announce a Thursday 3:30 PM meeting at City Hall auditorium inviting all social welfare groups in Bryan and Brazos County. The goal is to coordinate efforts, avoid duplication, and boost efficiency across organizations.
Templars from Bryan lead with 14 members at the Grand Visitation in Navasota, as Brenham and Huntsville send nine each. Grand Commandery officers present included Tell V. McCoy, Geo H. Haase, Jewel P. Lightfoot, D N Cushing, William D. Miller, and T M Bartley.
James Hayes Young 74, a banker and merchant and former Midway State Bank president, died Thursday at his Midway home. He was the last grandson of Major Billy Young, a San Jacinto hero and Madison county pioneer. Burial was at Midway. Surviving are his widow, son James, daughter Mrs. E. P. Thomas, granddaughter, three sisters Mrs. A Y. Rogers Mrs. M A. Riley and Miss Margaret Young.
Bonnie Field arrested Saturday night for shop lifting at K Walens store. The property was recovered and Field charged with misdemeanor theft.
Albert Stone of Brenham the 14th District senator announces reelection. He cites his record reducing appropriations, opposing tax increases, supporting the Brazos River and Lower Colorado River Authority projects, and measures saving homes from foreclosure. He pledges to serve without pay if needed and to discuss district concerns with voters.
Friends and relatives from Bryan, College Station, Kurten, Reliance, Bowman and Goose Creek gathered at the Riley home in Reliance to mark the 62nd birthday of John and Will Riley. A large barbecue luncheon featured many attendees, including local officials, sheriffs, and numerous Riley family members and friends from nearby communities.
E Vergne Adams Steph en F Austin high school band youngest in its division and Allen Military Academy band directed by J T H Mize rated excellent in the eastern division of the Texas School Band and Orchestra Association at Baylor University Waco Bands competed in class B and D and received medals two Bryan soloists won silver medals while drum majors for the academy narrowly missed medals Directors praised performance and noted lack of uniforms cost points Cars providing travel were donated by local residents Caldwell Waxahachie Mexia shared top honors in class B Centennial bands chosen in each division with Caldwell winning class B and Waxahachie as alternate
Mrs Theodor Mahler returned Thursday from Jacksonville where she attended the Methodist Woman's Missionary Council of the Texas District as Huntsville district secretary. Delegates included Miss Lillian Gorzycki from Bryan. Mrs J W Mills of Beaumont was re elected president and Mrs J H DuBois of Beaumont was recording secretary.
Andrew Armstrong and son charged with hog theft were held to the grand jury Thursday afternoon by Justice A. J. Buchanan. Bond was fixed at 300 dollars for each.
Mack Harris a young Black man presents four large tarantulas to the Eagle office on Monday, asserting his status as Bryan’s champion tarantula catcher by capturing them alive despite their fierce appearance.
An advertisement promises a jar of Black Hawk Ointment sold at Brice for 0c and $1.00 with a guarantee to ease itching. It mentions Itching Athlete's Foot and retailers Sam's Drug Store Roman & Vick.
Forney King and Sadie Capps obtained a marriage license. Woodrow Baker and Blanche Fulton also secured a marriage license.
A roundup of local visits and travels includes J A McQueen family visiting Tom McQueen in Marlin, Edges and Bullocks family trips to Houston, and many Bryan residents hosting relatives. Wities mention medical updates and visits across Bryan, Hearne, Waco, and Brenham with social calls and friendly greetings.
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