Johnson Addresses Southern Journalism in Virginia Quarterly Review
Gerald W. Johnson, now with the Baltimore Sun, argues the October issue of the Virginia Quarterly Review marks a shift in Southern journalism toward candor and personalism. He praises editors who imprint individuality on papers and notes broader appeal beyond the South. Dumas Malone urges expanded historical research, while Judge Pierre Crabites writes on Egypt’s mixed courts. Fredericka V.
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Virginia Quarterly Review
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Dumas Malone
University of Virginia
Pierre Crabites
Cairo
Egypt
Fredericka
City of the Ivory Tower study noted at Pisa
Dlackner contributed a study titled The City of the Ivory Tower in Pisa. The issue also lists essays by John Hyde Preston and Clemence Dane, pieces by Elizabeth Eldridge and Langdon Mitchell, plus poetry by Sandburg Frost and others. Book discussions include Mumford Jones Ruhl Mayer Metcalf Dabney Bardin Barr Kimball Clemons Hart Sparrow.
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Dlackner
Pisa
the Ivory Tower
John Hyde Preston
Clemence Dane
Elizabeth Eldridge
Langdon Mitchell
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
Babette Beutsch
George Herbert Clarke
Anne Blackwell Payne
Robert Liddell Lowe
R. P. Harris
Middle Belt Tobacco Market 10 Opens Today
Durham reports the Middle Belt Tobacco Market 10 opens with forecasts of a strong season. Warehousemen expect sales near 400000 pounds at the start, though heavy rains slow curing as farmers prepare for marketing.
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Middle Belt Tobacco Market
Durham
Timely Recipes for Dough-Boy Sausage Bites
Dough-Boys make firm biscuit dough and wrap Vienna or wiener sausages with thin dough strips. Bake on a sheet until browned. Partially cook sausages if uncooked to ensure doneness.
Recipe fragment for cheese and butter dough bake
A short recipe fragment lists grated cheese one pound butter one percent pound flour one teaspoon baking powder a pinch of salt and cayenne. It instructs mixing with cold water to form a stiff dough, roll out cut, and bake in a moderate oven.
Immigration to Canada in June 1928 Totals 20303
Immigration to Canada for June 1928 totaled 20303, higher than 18052 in the same month last year. The figures show a rise in June departures compared with the previous year.
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Canada
Biscuit Dough as Cookie Substitute
A simple biscuit dough method is described as a firmer knead, rolled to a quarter inch, brushed with melted butter, dusted with brown sugar and cinnamon, rolled like a jelly roll, cut into one inch slices, and baked on a greased sheet in a moderate oven until brown.
Ginger Bread Recipe Notes From a Family Kitchen
A rustic ginger bread method combines 2 to 3 teacups each of butter and lard with 2 to 3 teacups sugar and molasses, 3 teacups flour, 1 teacup chopped raisins, 1 tablespoon ginger, 2 teaspoons soda, 1-2 cups cold water, and 2 eggs. Beat eggs with sugar and butter, fold in raisins, mix with dry ingredients, add soda last, bake in moderate oven. substitute peanut butter or bacon drippings as shortening.
Old fashioned peanut butter quick bread yields
A simple recipe for peanut butter bread combines sugar peanut butter and buttermilk with baking powder and soda. After beating an egg fold in milk then sifted flour add enough extra to form a soft dough. Knead roll cut and bake in a moderate oven about three quarters of an hour.
Vintage Kitchen Notes Mildly Sweet Recipes Chronicle
A jumble of old time recipes details mixing ingredients for bread muffins brittle custards and rice treats. It describes multiple dishes including buttermilk loaf pecan cake puffed rice candy and custard cups with steps and bake times.
N. G. State College to Mark 89th Founding Anniversary
Raleigh station WPTF to broadcast October 8 ceremonies commemorating the founding of North Carolina State college of agriculture and engineering. Expected participants include President E. C. Brooks alumni secretary T. H. Stafford and head football coach Gus Tebell.
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George Von Elm Relocates to Detroit for Business
George Von Elm, defeated earlier this year in the national amateur meet, has moved from Los Angeles to Detroit where he is now engaged in new business ventures.
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Rosenfeld Star Halfback Turned Pro Fielder
Max Rosenfeld, Jewish out fielder recently bought by Brooklyn from the Southern Association, was a star halfback at Alabama a few years ago.
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Max Rosenfeld
Brooklyn
Southern Association
Alabama
Trademark Registration in Mexico Grants Exclusive Use
Registration of a trademark in Mexico confers an exclusive right to the registrant to use the mark in connection with the goods or services for which it is registered. It affords protection against unauthorized use by others and helps maintain brand identity in the Mexican market.
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