Cooking School Closes After Week of Home Making Tips
Miss Louise Dixon wraps up a week of cooking classes in High Point praising home makers and thrift. Prizes from local merchants went to numerous winners including Mrs. R. C. Mullen and Miss Inez Evans, with major prizes from Schiffman’s Hendrix Furniture and others. The program capped with a birthday cake for Dixon’s 74th birthday.
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Miss Dixon
High Point
Dixon
R. C. Mullen
Montheu
Inez Evans
Park
Ollie Remmer
Snow
Lindsay
Household Appliance Co
Bertha Barbee
East Green
I. B. Black
High Point Hardware
Homer Haworth
J. C. Penny
R. R. Hussey
Southern Public Utilities
BE. L. Jones
White Oak
High Point Creamery
C. L. Kennedy
Enterprise
The
J. T. Weaver
Archdale
Redwine Hardware Co
N. McDonald
South Hamilton
Efirds
O. W. Stout
D'Oreay Cosmetics
Ecker
Vare and Van Wie Reach 36th Women's Championship Final
Glenna Collette Vare and Virginia Van Wie advance to the 36th women's national championship final at Salem Country club after decisive semifinal wins. Vare defeated Ada Mackenzie 6 4 to reach her seventh final since 1922, while Van Wie edged Charlotte Glutting 4 3 in a tough semifinal.
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Peabody
Mass
Glenna Collette Vare
Virginia van Wie
Salem Country Club
Helen Hicks
Mrs. Vare
Ada Mackenzie
Toronto
Miss van Wie
Charlotte Glutting
Short Hills
N. J
Black eye tale shares peril and rescue at sea
London report tells of Sandy Dan rescuing his wife from a near watery grave after she toppled from a boat. He pulled her to safety as she struck a boat bottom, earning a black eye yet a grateful embrace.
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London
Sandy Dan
Sandy
Woman Fends Off Thieves With Bean Patch Pistol
Mrs. John G. Karnes in Knoxville fired a pistol at two men stealing sacks from her bean patch. She stood at attention, aimed, and beans flew as the frightened pair ran in opposite directions.
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Knoxville
Tenn
John G. Karnes
Living Proof: City Visitor Finds Food an Allure
A visiting woman staying at the Sheraton praised the hotel's cuisine and said she wished to take it with her when she left the city. The remark came amid curious humor from local residents, including Hummel and Hambure, noted for their quips about local citizens.
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Sheraton Hotel
Bank Loans Drop 60 Percent In Month Says RFC
Washington reports bank loans asked of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation fell about 60 percent in five weeks ending September 3. RFC data show 1,521 applications totaling 346 million dollars in late July versus 1,222 applications totaling 148 million dollars in the following five weeks. The average loan went to a town of 3,000. The RFC may loan to China to buy 15 million bushels of U.S. wheat pending legal opinion. The White House group discussed the loan and a legal basis is being researched.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
China
White House
Cooking School Recipes Friday's Program Veal Loaf
A Friday cooking lesson provides recipes for a veal loaf using 2 pounds veal 1 pound salt pork 2 tablespoons melted butter and bread crumbs. Mix chop blend with onion or sage optional, moisten with water, shape into loaf and bake at 375 degrees for 2 hours, basting with stock and butter.
Classic Brown Sugar Cookies From Old Recipe
Cream the sugar and butter together, add vanilla and the egg. Add flour sifted with baking powder. Bake on a cookie sheet from 10 to 15 minutes. Makes 18 or 24 cookies.
Celery Crisps with Bacon Garnish and Cream Sauce
The recipe lists two dozen celery stalks parboiled ten minutes then chilled. It suggests bread crumbs and a batter of egg pepper and lemon juice, then deep frying at 375 degrees. Serve with cream sauce and crispy bacon strips. Includes a note about coffee.
Foundation French Dressing Detailing Emulsion and Use
A foundation recipe outlines mixing dry ingredients with vinegar and lemon juice then whisking in oil until thick and creamy. Use immediately as emulsion breaks quickly and store in a wide neck bottle, shaking before use. Optional Roquefort addition suggests 4 tablespoons crumbled cheese.
Bread slices with tomato cheese bake
Slice bread and soak in a mixture of beaten egg and milk. Place on greased sheet, butter each, bake until brown and dry. Top with tomato puree or fresh slices, add grated cheese, and bake until melted and slightly brown. A simple supper dish.
Flour and sugar spread bake method note
A recipe fragment lists 2 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder and sugar options. It mentions a spread with 1 to 3 cups butter and brown sugar, spread into slices, and bake at over 340 degrees F for about 20 minutes.
Tea Making Instructions Across the Pot
A historical snippet describes brewing tea with a teaspoon per cup and an extra for the pot. Water should be boiling hot and poured over the tea to draw for about five minutes before straining into a serving teapot.
Granulated soap method for washing clothes
Sprinkle the granulated soap into a tub or washer. Use lukewarm water and stir briefly. Create creamy suds with little soap. Soak white clothes for an hour or more and treat stains by soaking. Rinse three times with hot twice and cold once. Color-fast fabrics need only 15 to 20 minutes in lukewarm to cold water.
Blackwood Rejects Joint Ticket Plan In South Carolina
Governor Ibra C Blackwood refused a request from J C Hambright and D A Gardner to print a single ballot listing both Republican and Democratic candidates for U S Senate Congress and the electoral college The governor said the Democratic party pays for ballot printing and that parties may present their own slates while ensuring equal rights for all parties He consulted with Claud N Sapp and John M Daniel before replying.
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Columbia
8. C
Ibra C. Blackwood
South Carolina
Republican Party
U. S.S. Senate
Congress
J. C. Hambright
D. A. Gardner
Gardner
Blackwood
Democratic Party
Claud N. Sapp
John M. Daniel
All Torn 3 Wife in The Humoriet
A short comic exchange shows a wife noting a tear in her bathing suit and her husband joking about its size. The humor piece reflects light domestic beat humor from The Humoriet.
Cut Diamonds Pathfinder In Window Sign Debate
A customer questions a jeweler about a $450 diamond advertised as a cut diamond. The jeweler explains the price is the regular price, prompting the debate over the window sign reading Cut Diamonds Pathfinder.
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Pathfinder
Study Finds Height Varies With Position
Dr. Carroll E B Palmer reports at Jane Hopkins University that a man appears taller when lying down than when standing after investigations on height perception and body measurements.
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Carroll EB. Palmer
Jane Hopkins University
Dixie Garment to open two plants in Charlotte
The Dixie Garment company of Durham will open two separate plants here for women and children's clothing in a few weeks and employ about 100 people. One convict remains at large after an escape near Charlotte. Frank Blythe was knocked unconscious while four inmates fled. Three of the four were soon captured. In Greensboro a second crop of apple blossoms was reported by Mrs. A. C. Kirkman.
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Charlotte N. C
Dixie Garment Company
Durham
Charlotte, N. C
Frank Blythe
Blythe
Greensboro
N. C
A. C. Kirkman
Bailey to Speak at Young Democrats Club Meeting
Rocky Mount North Carolina Senator J W Bailey will address the formal organization of a Young Democrats club Tuesday evening.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
J. W. Bailey
Young Democrats Club
Heavy Loan Fund Demands High UNC Student Aid
CHAPEL HILL N C Students registered at the University of North Carolina rely on the student loan fund for aid and total 515. The report notes the fund’s demand remains strong as students seek assistance to cover tuition and living costs.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Two Women Elevated to Editorial Roles in Magazine Publishing
In New York two women rise to top editorial posts Miss Kathryn Dougherty becomes president and publisher of Photoplay while Mrs Patricia Riley Foster is named managing editor of College Humor. Both stress work passion over gender and aim to keep publishing free of reader noticeable bias.
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New York
Kathryn Dougherty
Photoplay
Patricia Reilly Foster
College Humor
Miss Dougherty
James Quirk
John 8
Tuomey
Joan Katherine
Patricia Riley Foster
Bookman
Columbia University
Red Book
She'll Hurry Back Tit Bits Quip on Prolonged Visit
A brief, clipped note from Tit-Bits contains a line about a wife delaying her return home. An elderly man suggests enlisting a neighbor to persuade her. The tone is wry and domestic, reflecting social humor of the period.
Humorist remark on the mater guiding marriages
A humorous quip notes a mother known as the mater kept seven sisters well paired with suitable husbands. The line plays on affectionate slang and family matchmaking.
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Humorist
Affable Quenc Bi Letters Stir Tension With The Other
Fragmentary line from The Humorist about a doctor ordering the wife away and the speaker resisting a smile to keep her from going. Lacks clear event, names, or dates but conveys domestic tension and refusals.
Come Back He to Weeping Wife in a Movie
A humorous dialogue line shows a couple in a cinema with the wife enjoying the film and the husband anxious about leaving. Pele Mele from Paris is credited.
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Paris
Tailor's Bill At Eight Causes Laughs
Humorous Berlin quip notes a tailor's visit bringing his bill at eight o'clock. The joke hinges on a pun about time and payment. The wry line reflects social customs and the era's humor.
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Wahre Jacob
Berlin
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