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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
3
Lent begins this week increasing demand for fish eggs cheese and vegetables. Cold weather limits some fish but oysters cod haddock whiting pollock and fillets remain plentiful and fairly priced. Fresh eggs stay in good condition, cheese stays cheap, and vegetables like broccoli cauliflower Brussels sprouts cabbage spinach remain available with brief cooking times.
The piece lists fresh produce with price notes and suggests an appetizing Lenten menu. It notes green beans costlier, beets carrots onions and turnips good with salad, small carrots in sweet sauce, lettuce celery cheap, tomatoes plentiful, mushrooms up slightly, strawberries slow to ripen in Florida, grapefruit and oranges cheap, apples in mixed markets, bananas cheaper, pineapples rising, tangerines plentiful, and meats offer value with beef poultry smoked pork strong, lamb veal pricey, pork higher than prior. Menu includes Grapefruit Codfish steak Creole Baked Noodles Broccoli Hollandaise Green Salad French Dressing Roll Butter Spanish Cream Coffee.
St Louis February 16 Anxious to bolster attack and defense Frankie Frisch will have eleven infielders at Bradenton Florida March 6 for the 1934 season. Card roster shows 16 pitchers and only three catchers six outfielders. Nine players must be cut by March 15 to leave room for minor league help.
World indoor track records may fall at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night as New York A C. games draw a capacity crowd of 16 000. The Baxter mile pits Glenn Cunningham Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke against the expected fast pace with Venzke’s 4 10 indoor mark under threat.
The estate of North Carolina's late Republican governor Dan Russell will be converted into a state prison camp near Brunswick. Plans call for purchasing the 150 acre estate, with construction to cost about 30 thousand dollars to serve the Wilmington area. Governor Russell left office in 1901.
A historical report notes that fires across the British Isles in 1431 caused damages exceeding 40 million in the currency of the time, reflecting widespread destruction and insurance implications of the era.
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