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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1933
Page
3
Sister Mary presents a six part Christmas cooking series with beginner friendly sweets. Recipes include peanut brittle fudge caramels and maple pralines with step by step temperatures and cooling directions. Nutrition and kitchen tips accompany techniques for shortcuts and safe candy making.
A Virginia incident description notes two deaths in a crash involving a freight train and a flyer. The narrative references the event context and aftermath as reported in the local beat.
FE. W. PEELE of Route No. 1 expresses strong support for Franklin D. Roosevelt as a leader who can oppose Wall Street and restore confidence. The letter argues Roosevelt will fight for the masses, challenging the war-time dollar mentality and promising decisive action even if criticized.
Instructions for making Penoucht and Maple Nut Nougat with temperatures, stage tests, and pouring into pans. Also Lemon Pastes and Foam candy steps with specific sugar, gelatin, nut, and flavoring details. Includes a Monday menu with breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items such as grapefruit, rabbit pie, and suet pudding.
Cheyenne High School in Colorado Springs adopts Rodeg Riding as a new course option for students seeking expanded bicycling and outdoor activities at the campus.
During the war 2260 churches were destroyed in France and only 500 have been rebuilt. The note adds that watermelons are native to southern and tropical Africa.
The article notes common codfish averaging two and a half to three feet in length and weights from 30 to 50 pounds. It also mentions the American dime bearing a fascist emblem and faces as part of a controversial claim.
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