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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
5
A discussion of classic restaurant menu terms and origins describes dishes such as Julienne potatoes and Lyonnaise, Melba toast and Peach Melba, Chicken a la king, and various egg yolk butter sauces like Hollandaise, noting naming origins and preparation styles.
A collection of vintage kitchen notes describing sauces and cooking terms, a ham and eggs order, and several old recipes. Quaker Muffins use oats milk and flour with baking powder and butter. Lamb Stew with Mushroom Dumplings, Creamed Turnip Greens, Whole Wheat Bread and Butter, and Sweet Potato Pecan Pie appear with steps, ingredients, and bake times.
A testimonial style note urges readers to use Doan’s Pills for kidney and urinary issues. It claims pills flush out poisonous waste from the blood and relieve backache rheumatic pains puffiness and headaches. The ad asserts long successful use and health benefits.
Little Miss Nina Sue Wilson marked her third birthday with a party at home in Deep River. Cousins attended except Harriet Edwards of High Point.
In Asheboro two couples wed recently. Nettie Shaw and Troy R. Gaddis were married at the bride’s sister’s home with Dr S W Taylor officiating. Ruth Bruton and William L Mollman also joined in marriage in Danville with plans to reside in Asheboro.
Sanford A. Warf, 84, died at his Reidsville home after a pneumonia illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mizpah Methodist Protestant Church with Rev. C. N. Royal and Dr. George R. Brown officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Surviving children include J. M. Warf of Portsmouth VA, W. H. Warf of Reidsville, Robert J. Warf of Washington DC, Glenn G. Warf of Massillon OH, Mrs. L. C. Stallings of High Point, and Mrs. W. F. Evans of Reidsville.
Chicago prices for butter and eggs listed by grade and weight. Butter totals include 10 326 pounds with various grades from extras to standards and a 33 to 34 percent range for certain grades. Eggs show 2 273 cases with extra firsts and fresh graded firsts plus current receipts and refrigerator standards details.
A shipboard column describes children aboard a slow Atlantic voyage facing language differences and homesickness. The author laments foggy Newfoundland seas while recounting how youngsters cope with separation, schooling, and puppet shows under a caring cabin leader.
An estimate shows 548000 people visited the national forests of the United States during 1935, reflecting growing public use and interest in federal woodland areas.
Proper laxative dosing varies by person and age. Black-Draught comes as a dry powder that users can adjust to their needs for regular bowel movements. It claims to make the digestive tract more able to continue elimination daily.
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