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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
6
Washington reports a Soil Conservation Service gadget called the Mechanical Mole designed to save hillside soil from erosion. It stitches a fresh gash along a hill with a slit that closes, showing a new moon at two days old, then seals to reveal an eclipse of the sun.
The Tope Star announces a Friday contest awarding five free Saenger Theater passes each week for ten weeks starting August 20. Readers must submit economical, original recipes clipped from Food Page ads and mailed to the Food Department Hope Star. Winners get passes valid for the next week’s screenings.
A guide of easy lunch ideas emphasizes simple, pleasant sandwiches for summer picnics in Japan. It includes Orange Watercress, Ham Delight, and Peanut Butter Celery Chili Sauce sandwiches with steps to mix fillings and spread between buttered bread.
A fragmented recipe spread features Apple Dumplings with sugared cinnamon mix and a frozen cheese sauce, plus Spiced Apple Sauce and Veal Croquettes with rice and crackers. It promotes roast veal and suggests serving with peas and a green salad.
Veal prepared in multiple traditional styles including a simmered veal with onion and biscuit crust, a crust made with flour baking powder and lard, and a veal paprika sauce with tomato and vegetables. Includes potato, carrot, pea sides and parsley potato balls with string beans.
The piece discusses Barkley as a potential Democratic presidential candidate, noting liberalism as a party aim and analyzing geographic appeals. It contrasts Kentucky’s small electoral role with the South and Midwest, and mentions Roosevelt loyalists, Copeland, and Smith amid the New Deal clash.
A simple dessert method instructs placing peaches in a shallow dish, pouring vanilla pudding over them, cooking syrup until thick, then pouring over the pudding and serving very cold.
Mincemeat now year round with new packaging inspires a dainty recipe. Cream butter and sugar, beat in egg, add oatmeal, nuts and mincemeat, sifted flour soda and salt, form tablespoons on a sheet and bake at 375 for about 15 minutes to yield two dozen cookies.
The Dionne Quins, five famous babies, are described as thriving on a diet of Quaker Oats. Dieticians note oatmeal provides Vitamin B, energy, minerals, and protein, supporting nerves, digestion, appetite, and muscle development. The piece praises the babies and positions their regimen as a healthy example for all ages.
Portland Indiana farmer Joe Bryan reports that turning on a radio in his barn increases milk production. He says cows produce more, horses become gentler, and all animals gather to listen in.
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