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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
7
A lyrical fragment from Poetry Magazine of Varn, describing a Turkey Gobbler dwelling in a shadowed field and woods. It recalls drought, dawn, and the bird's displays as the nation’s progress and legends intertwine with birds and forests.
Mrs RP Brown entertained at her Newih Gates Street home Monday evening in a bridge party honoring Mrs DF Blackmon of Dashville Ten. Guests enjoyed eight games with Mrs Fox Jordan and Bill Howard Hale winning high and second high scores. Numerous local ladies attended, and Mrs Blackmon was presented with a gift. The event closed with a light salad plate served by Mrs Brown assisted by Miss Maude Wells and Miss Lillian Frown.
Mrs Stanley Baldwin, wife of the British prime minister, illustrates a traditional English domestic life with roast beef and pudding, hosting a party for charwomen at 10 Downing Street. Lucy R ladale Baldwin, her birth name, is described as politically minded and influential in maintaining public sentiment supporting Mr Ballum. Other items note social visits and upcoming weddings and notices in various towns.
A compact guide offers recipes for porch trays and picnic sandwiches using simple ingredients. It includes anchovy spread on white bread with lemon juice, capers, and butter, plus chicken liver on whole wheat or pumpernickel with onion, eggs, and butter. The instructions cover boiling and chopping steps, with serving tips for finger-length sandwiches.
Mixed garbled text lists ingredients like cream cheese ghee and chutney with unclear measures. The legible parts indicate a spread for sandwiches and a note to serve immediately, though many words are misspelled or jumbled.
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