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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
4
Lydia Le Baron Walker presents a household menu of sauces for asparagus and other vegetables. The parsley sauce uses broth bread crumbs butter lemon juice and egg yolk to create a thick smooth finish. Serve hot and add parsley at the end for bright color.
A 1925 Bell Syndicate piece argues golfers should swing to fit their build and age rather than forcing one universal method. It contrasts the pivot standard with sway, citing Cyril Walker and Alex Smith, and notes head movement, weight transfer, and timing as key factors in successful swings.
A concise method for Veloute sauce using butter and flour, with salt consomme and pimento. Melt butter, whisk in pastry flour until blended, then gradually stir in consomme. Substitutions include chicken or veal broth, but not water or milk. Add chopped pimento before serving.
A historical recipe excerpt details two hollandaises: classic butter yolk lemon sauce with cayenne and water, and a mock version using veloute as base. Instructions specify gradual yolk addition, careful heat, and optional extra water for thickness, plus serving ideas with vegetables.
A feature contrasts historic golf stances with modern technique. It recalling 50 to 60 years ago images showing high right elbows and bowled swings, then notes the shift toward a scientific pivot popularized by Harry Vardon. The piece argues golfers should adopt styles in harmony with individual form as new ideas emerge.
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