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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
2
A food consumption study at the University of Alabama details weekly needs for eggs, milk, meat and poultry, bread and flour, and cornmeal. It notes 375 coed boarders at Tutwiler and compares campus diet calcium iron phosphorus and calories to standard recommendations.
George Crocker of Bessemer receives a university scholarship announced in Alabama on May 9. The story notes Crocker's achievement and ties to the University of Alabama.
A treatment of onions as a healthy food, detailing green spring onions and dry winter onions, their nutrition, digestion, and preparation. Includes serving ideas like onion tops in salads and cottage cheese, a rich cream sauce for new onions, and a chilled Onion and Orange Salad with lemon, sugar, salt, and nut meats.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast options including baked rhubarb with cereal cream eggs on spinach toast milk and coffee. Luncheon features creamed onions on toast celery beets bananas with mint and lemonade. Dinner offers broiled bluefish with asparagus in crusty rolls cottage cheese and onion top salad plus pineapple short cake with milk and coffee.
The Quadrangle Club of the University of Alabama awards the Quadrangle Loan Scholarship for 1933 34. The annual scholarship provides a $100 grant to the selected student.
The Decatur gospel tabernacle revival will continue the remainder of the campaign at the church with ongoing services and outreach efforts.
A joint meeting of the Lawrence County revenues court and the Welfare Board urged a further loan to the county from RFC headquarters to cover May and June relief. About 1,1000 families remain in need as 1,484 of 1,739 applicants have received aid. Field workers will be reduced from five to two with economies planned to avoid hampering relief services.
May 9 at Gulf Coast University news item notes Paul of Montgomery awarded the silver plaque for most outstanding service to the University of Alabama Glee Club. New officers for 1933 34 named Lowell Bennett president Raymond Abel vice president Leon Huthnance secretary treasurer. Lost stray pony noted with contact for return.
J. H. Blankenship a Somerville farmer was bitten on the left arm by a mule while harnessing it to work in the fields. The mule attacked and chewed its tongue. it is confined for observation for rabies as Blankenship seeks anti rabies serum at Tennessee Valley laboratory.
The Thursday evening community sing is expected to draw many visitors including the Victor quartet of Hatton and Courtland. A cordial invitation was extended to the public to attend.
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