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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
6
A sweeping profile notes the Dionne Quintuplets as a global curiosity. It highlights record visitor numbers at Callendar Ontario in 1945 and the Quins ongoing double daily performances.
A homey dessert idea called Molasses Pudding combines a pie a la mode feel with molasses oats. It uses Quaker Oats, milk, eggs, cinnamon and allspice, plus raisins or figs, baked slowly for about 40 minutes and served hot with cream.
A recipe guide suggests balancing expensive ham with cheaper options like veal and vegetables. It covers ham and corn pudding, varied meals from breakfast to dessert, and a veal ham bake with spices, stating methods, portions, and baking times.
A Baylor University student from Hope Arkansas writes to The Star, recalling his hometown famed as the Home of the World's Largest Watermelons. He notes Arkansas carries stereotypes of hillbilly traits and reflects on discourse about his home state.
Tall Cooking for Tall Corn offers two boiling methods and a husked boil. The piece outlines timing for local and shipped corn, plus steps for sweet corn with green peppers and for corn fritters. It includes a recipe for Green Peppers and Fresh Corn with butter cream and paprika and a fritter recipe with eggs flour and nutmeg.
A letter from Hoyt Andres of Waco Texas praises Hope Arkansas and its giant watermelons. He urges stronger publicity through a Chamber of Commerce and annual festival revival to boost local business and housing needs.
Lorain Ohio reports a mother creating a chore chart to distinguish her one year old twin daughters Jean and Janet Mills, noting the difficulty of telling them apart and the need to assign tasks. The piece mentions other brief items about thieves in Grand Rapids and a theater robbery investigation in Alliance Nebraska alongside a leaking halter report.
Martha Logan, renowned home economist, suggests elegant settings with brilliant French provincial pottery in royal blue and white pine. Serve cold meats on a fish-shaped platter with lunar loaf varieties, a Neapolitan meat loaf trio, cheese and sausage loaves, beef tongue and bologna, garnished with cocktail franks and a meat platter with artichoke and wrapped celery, plus olives and radishes.
Irma S. Rothbauer’s Jay of Cooking advises boiling potatoes in jackets until tender, chilling, peeling, and marinating with stock. Mix in hard boiled eggs onions olives celery pickles cucumbers capers and season with salt paprika and cayenne. Add boiled salad dressing and mayonnaise, keeping the salad moist and ready for advance preparation.
University of Winds engineers study economical protection from temperatures from five degrees below zero to one degree above by building a cork‑walled test room 15 by 18 feet with insulated enclosure and external doors and windows. Large cooling airs create sub zero conditions while electric fans blow a north wind, and steam coils simulate summer.
Temple University football has won 75 games and lost 25 since adopting the sport 12 years ago, reflecting a solid program development over time.
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