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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1940
Page
7
Honey rhubarb pie combines rhubarb honey sugar tapioca and salt baked with lattice crust served from a glass pie plate. Apple pan dowdy uses six apples baking powder biscuit dough topping and nutmeg cream for hot dessert. Nutmeg cream blends sugar and nutmeg with cream to pour over. Nutritional notes not provided.
Unusual bread ideas spark appetite with pineapple jam bread and peanut butter bread. Recipes use egg, bran, corn meal, and milk with baking powder and salt. Bake times vary from 25 minutes to about an hour, yielding warm servings ideal with coffee.
The report notes 20 furnaces in Alabama and Illinois combined, 17 in New York, four in Michigan and Marsbane, with Colorado Tennessee and West Virginia hosting none. It cites European conditions as described by U S diplomats last fall and Pennsylvania assigns blame to the former administration.
Virginia's Clifton Woodrum voices economy honesty and debt limit concern as Congress debates deficits and taxes while President's budget aims to trim the debt. The piece also notes talk of Patrick Hurley as a dark horse potential at the Republican convention and Hoover’s rising influence.
Washington report analyzes why there are more married men than women in the United States. It cites labor shifts after job losses, delayed marriages, women entering work, rise of cash economies, and employer preferences for female workers. The piece notes demographic shifts including immigration patterns and census projections.
McCaskill misses Charlotte Rhodes Johnnil Ball and Lilian Ball while shopping in Nashville Saturday afternoon. Bonnie Marie Anthony had appendix surgery last Tuesday at Prescott Hospital. Lucille Grha of Arkadelphia spent last week with Miss Johnnie Lee Wilson. Acline and Lola Wortham of Prescott hosted visitors Wednesday. Lula Wardrow and May Hampton visited Hope Friday afternoon to see Gone With the Wind. H. M. Rhodes Dora Worthhem and Bruce Rhodes were Nashville visitors Thursday after Jolen. Louise Cummings of Prescott visited here Thursday. Bill Ball and daughter Clarice spent the weekend with relatives in Texarkana. Dave Davis of Texarkana and Mrs J Daley visited here Sunday. Chester McCaskill and Mrs. McCaskill saw Gone With The Wind in Hope Wednesday.
In a colorful retrospective, a claim about typical lifelong consumption notes that the average person reportedly eats vast quantities of bread eggs meat and potatoes. The figure estimates mix exaggerated figures with everyday food items reflecting old newspaper whimsy.
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