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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
11
A vintage grocery blurb touts canned soups as versatile staples from Green Turtle to Pepper Pot and Onion Soup. It notes new flavors like corn chowder and corn chowder, plus shifts in pricing and meal ideas including crown roast of lamb and fried chicken as preferred options.
Honeydew melons arrive as bananas and oranges stay cheap. Fresh corn runs about 66 cents per dozen ears in the local market with steady supplies.
A vintage culinary snippet details baked Boston brown bread on select days and canned fruit trends. It presents Stuffed Baked Shad with crumb stuffing, oil brushing, and a 46 minute bake, plus Shad Roe with Bacon as a meal pair. It lists a Shad Roe menu with French Fried Potatoes Bealloped Tomatoes Corn Bread Gucke and Butter and a Vanilla Apricot Cake with butter and brown sugar batter and lemon sauce.
Passenger counts on American Airlines surged beyond double previous figures, signaling a strong rebound in air travel demand for the carrier.
Governor Ehringhaus declined a newspaper photographers request to pose for a picture while shaking hands with Colonel Lea the former Tennessee publisher who received a parole. He stated the parole was based on merit and his prisoner record not on the parole request or friends.
In Lexington on April 3 a banquet for 44 farmers and leaders focused on soil conservation. The Davidson County board of agriculture endorsed plans for a county agricultural sale with a standard premium list and space for exhibitors.
Attorneys question whether the case was ever considered as three prior parole petitions by Colonel Lea and his friends were rejected by the governor. Many believe Lea might have been paroled earlier if not for the influence of supporters and the methods they used.
A Passion Play film from Oberammergau is to be shown at the Community Church this evening. The screening starts promptly at 7 o clock and the public is invited to attend.
A committee will cooperate with fair management to ensure smooth operations and adherence to rules. Members will coordinate on logistics, safety, and programming to support the event’s success.
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