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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
7
A concise kitchen note lists ingredients for a 44 cup French dressing mix. It directs mixing and chilling before serving on lettuce leaves, outlining a simple preparation method for a light appetizer or salad component.
A fragmented recipe page lists steps for beating egg whites to air, details for a Russian Roll dessert with gelatin and pecans, and a November day meals plan featuring cornmeal griddle cakes, baked noodles savory, and chiffonda de salad.
A recipe outlines browning onions in salad oil then adding hamburger steak to brown. It combines with stewed tomatoes, salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce and simmers ten minutes. Egg noodles are cooked in salted water and folded with the meat mixture then heated slowly thirty minutes. A cup of grated cheese surrounds the dish. Serves six.
From 1 000 000 youths in 4H work the national committee selected Wisconsin winners. Donald N McDowell 16 of Montello Marquette County led with 24 livestock corn and forestry projects valued at 3409 48. Frances Mae Good 19 of Monroe Green County won with 35 projects in cooking sewing housekeeping and poultry valued at 2261 66.
A. Lawrence Lowell resigns as Harvard University president after 23 years. He will step down when a successor is named, with both the faculty and board of overseers accepting the decision. Lowell, nearly 76, is the 24th Harvard president, a tenure surpassed only twice.
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed Fulton Superior Court and refused to dismiss indictments against Joe Carr and M. H. Powers, alleged leaders of the Communist party, charged with circulating insurrectionary papers.
The first national amateur women's pocket billiards tournament by the National Billiard Association of America will be held in New York from November 2 to 29. Top players Gertrude B. McEvoy of New York and Georgia Veatch of Chicago vie for 200 points in four blocks of 50 each.
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