Menus of the Day A Dinner Menu Highlights Pork Chops
A dinner menu lists broiled pork chops creamed potatoes and apple fritters as main items. The card presents a simple, period style meal selection with classic fare.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
2
Early Apple Fritters Recipe Card
A simple batter mix with coffee and flour, baking powder and salt, sugar, eggs, milk and chopped apples. Drop spoonfuls into hot fat and fry until browned. Drain and serve warm with confectioners sugar glaze.
Pineapple Cup Cakes and Elegant Egg Yolk Dressings
A vintage recipe page shows how to make Nector Salad Dreselng using leftover egg yolks and a pineapple inspired treat. It details a pineapple cup cake method including creaming fat and sugar, adding liquids, folding in pineapple, and baking then frosting.
Heart Attack Fatal To Nominee for Golf Group Presidency
CHICAGO November 22 AP For the second time in five years the United States Golf Association saw a presidential nominee die before taking office Robert Myron Cutting of Chicago chosen to lead the 1933 program died Sunday night of a heart attack He was 50 and among golf’s most fearless officials with a deep grasp of the rules Herbert Jacques of Boston was nominated for first vice president with a possible elevation to president and Melvin Traylor Chicago head of the nomination committee said a meeting would occur within two weeks to select a successor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Golf Association
Robert Myron Cutting
Charles O. Pfell
Memphis
Charles S. Cutting
Cutting
Herbert Jacques
Boston
Herbert H. Ramsay
New York
Melvin Traylor
Editor 78 Collapses In Store And Dies
Alfred W. Fritz, 78, veteran editor of the Euclid Beach News in Cleveland, Ohio, died in Miami after collapsing in a grocery store where he had shopped earlier. He was publicity director for the Humphrey Company of Cleveland. The body will be sent to Utica, New York, for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Alfred W. Fritz
Euclid Beach
Cleveland
Ohio
Humphrey Company
Utica
N. Y
Plumber's fortune tops $1 million after gold field gambit
AUCKLAND New Zealand AP report recalls George McCaul who left Scotland as a poor plumber to seek fortune in Australian gold fields. After trying mining he returned to plumbing, later died with a estate valued at more than 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
N. Z
George McCaul
Scotland
Announcements on budget tips and kitchen care
Washington AP tips readers on spending per dollar for milk vegetables cereals fats and sugars plus other foods. Also included are home care notes on oxalic acid stain removal milk calcium content and practical Thanksgiving cooking tips like cranberry weight conversions and roasting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Home Economics
Garner departure stuns Texas hunt plans en route to Washington
Vice president elect John N. Garner and Mrs. Garner left their Uvalde home by car for San Antonio and onward to Washington. The sudden trip, kept secret for hours, disrupted Garner’s plans for a hunting trip while in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvalde
Texas
John N. Garner
Garner
San Antonio
Washington
Painter confesses fire that killed wife in Maryland
Washington AP report says Lyle C. Rolland, 43, painter, confessed starting a blaze at his Capitol Heights home that killed his wife Mrs. Margaret Hurley Rolland after a quarrel. No formal charges yet as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Lyle C. Rolland
Capitol Heights
Margaret Hurley Rolland
Rolland Allo
Wills Moody and Schrivener Win Brussels Doubles
Helen Wills Moody and Peggie Schrivener beat Colette Ambert and Josane Sigart 3 6 6 3 6 8 in Brussels yesterday. Moody and Christia nsou sus were defeated in mixed doubles by Miles Strart and Marcel Esnard of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussel
Helen Wills Moody
Peggie Schrivener
England
Collette Frosambert
France
Josan2 Sigart
Belgium
Mrs. Moody
Christia Snpousus
Miles Strart
Afarcel Esraard
Showboat pioneer Charles Breidenbach dies at 75
Evansville obituary reports Charles Breidenbach, age 75, credited as the first operator of a showboat on the Ohio River, died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Charles Breidenbach
Ohio River
Fordham assistant line coach Pat Foley dies after appendix operation
Frank Pat Foley, assistant Fordham University football line coach, died yesterday in the university hospital after an operation for appendicitis. He underwent surgery last Thursday and did not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank
Pat) Foley
Fordham University
University Hospital
Mrs. W. R. Quinton Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. W. R. Quinton, after three weeks’ treatment in a local hospital, left for her home in Chipley Florida yesterday. Her husband is an evangelist who has conducted services in the area for nearly twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Quinton
Chipley
Fla
Miami Woman Dies in Auto Crash
Mrs. Francis Esbury Eubanks a 29 year old resident of Miami died from injuries after the car she rode in with her brother Joe Asbury was struck at a street intersection by another vehicle. The driver W D Franklin of Caccole was detained by police and county officials pending an inquest into the fatal accident.
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Miami
Francis Esbury Eubanks
Joe Asbury
W. D. Franklin
Caccole
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