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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
12
A set of luncheon menus and recipe outlines for a bridge club includes Chicken and Mushroom Florentine with shell pasta, a vegetable salad, rolls, relishes, desserts, and a Carrot Ring Mold. Detailed portions and steps for the shells, sauces, and fillings are provided along with a Yellow Sauce recipe and steps for assembling the dishes.
The article urges shoppers to invest in festive wrappings for Christmas gifts. It highlights blue as a favorite base color with various patterns, uses pine cones and pine needles as toppers, and promotes shells of gold and silver seals and enclosure cards to heighten presentation. It notes new large seals and layered decorations in silver and gold.
Dr Miner Seames Bates of Hiram College refused to flee the besieged walled city of Nanking and remained at his post as Japanese shells battered the capital while the U S embassy provided wall scaling ropes for a perilous escape.
A 22 year old asks how to handle a broken engagement made public by his fiancée. The adviser urges silence, avoids discussing her, and suggests moving on to a more loyal partner while preserving dignity and politeness.
A concise note reflects on girls showing little consideration and strong ego. It critiques arrogance and self-importance without naming individuals or specific events.
The excerpt reflects social attitudes where pursuit of status or gain overrides feelings, noting that losing a fiancée is preferable to losing a wife, while criticizing others for causing embarrassment and heartbreak.
A new orange marmalade described as blander in flavor launches for breakfast use on toast and hot breads and also as a filling for layer cakes and jelly rolls.
The text notes bamboo grows very tall yet remains a grass rather than a tree. It identifies bamboo as a close relative of crops like corn timothy and wheat.
A native of South America the pompean marachenia is noted to have a trunk resembling an elephant and a body like a camel in the description.
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