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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1939
Page
7
A cooking school entry notes two tablespoons of salt as part of recipe measurements. The fragment emphasizes salt quantity in a general instruction, with no additional context about dishes or methods provided.
This excerpt gives steps for prep washing paring and cutting potatoes. It covers soaking blanching frying temperatures 370 to 399 degrees F and times 5 to 7 minutes per basket 6 to 7 minutes frying and final browning 1 to 1½ minutes per basket with salt and serving. A variation suggests using sweet potatoes.
A brief kitchen line lists ingredients including one egg one percent salt and a fraction of pepper, indicating a tiny recipe portion. The text appears as a fragment of cooking directions or a recipe note.
Prepare a mixture of egg salt pepper onion parsley and milk with All-Bran. Soak until moisture absorbed. Mix in beef. Slice bacon lengthwise, layout two strips crosswise on waxed paper. Form patties, place on bacon intersection, and fold bacon over to seal.
Bake branburgers in a hot oven at 450 degrees F for thirty minutes or broil about twenty minutes. Remove from pan. Add milk to drippings and season. Thicken slightly to make gravy. Serves five with two branburgers each.
Step by step instructions describe layering three slices of bread with butter tuna lettuce and mayonnaise then repeating to create three fillings and four bread slices. The final assembly covers the loaf with a blend of mayonnaise salad dressing cream chopped eggs and is garnished with celery olives and radishes.
A simple seafood accompaniment whiskes together ketchup chili sauce horseradish lemon juice and salt. Mix well and serve in cocktail glasses or half green pepper cups for a bright cold starter.
Pineapple slices on a lettuce bed with a topping of diced sweet potatoes grapes and marshmallows tossed in dressing. A generous mound served on each pineapple slice. suitable for buffet or dinner table as a salad dessert. Also notes historical magnetic pole location and migratory bird patterns.
A standard measure shows that one inch of rain over an acre yields 6 272 640 cubic inches of water. This converts to about 27 154 000 gallons, illustrating large runoff and storage potential for agricultural use.
Last evening Miss Ruth King a bride elect of November was honored with a lingerie shower at her home 1409 North Hamilton Street. Bingo produced a high score prize won by Mrs. Robert Montgomery a bath salts and novelty set. Friends presented lingerie and refreshments were served to the honoree Miss Annie Bryant Doris King Nell Montgomery Wanda King and Mesdames Florence Montgomery C A King J E Grissett W B Welborne.
The Girls' Pentagon Club will meet tonight at 7 30 with Mrs. Bob Cook hosting at her Madison Apartments home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Scarce age 60 wife of H W Scarce were held after noon Saturday at the Grace Street home with Rev H P Williams. The body was sent to Malmas on Primitive Baptist Church near Danville Virginia for 11 o clock services by Rev D V Spangler and George Doss with choir singing Amazing Grace and How Firm a Foundation. Pallbearers named were Paul Scarce Charlie Norman Ruby Macon Walter Travis H D Welborn and Marion Sexton. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
Two collisions occurred between 8 and 8:30 this morning near Main Street and Parkway then Sunset Drive and Morris Street. No injuries were reported to drivers or passengers. One involved a Lindale Dairy truck driven by John Staley and a car driven by D S Lee. the other involved a Smiths Cash Grocery truck and a car driven by Bruce Conrad. In Philadelphia, Mrs Bertha Bergdoll, wife of Grover Bergdoll, gave birth to a girl, her sixth child.
Chicago market report shows butter at 725,871 and firmer demand, eggs at 4,489 with prices unchanged. No other major changes noted for the day.
Thomasville man Charles Lanier received a suspended eight month sentence after being tried on two larceny and receiving charges. The judge conditioned the suspension on two years of sobriety and good behavior. An officer recovered items from the two stores found in Lanier’s pockets. Other local cases included Ernest Kearns’s assault verdict and Bonnie Earnhart’s drunkenness sentence suspended if she left Davidson County for two years. Roy Irwin was fined court costs for drunkenness.
ALICIA HART notes a worthwhile permanent wave keeps hair soft and glossy and easier to manage. She advises paying a fair price and ensuring the operator is thoroughly experienced to enjoy a joyful result from installation through growth.
Adolf Bremer 70 wealthy St. Paul brewer and president of the Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company died in a Seattle Olympic Hotel room overnight from a heart ailment.
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