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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
6
A garbled domestic recipe page lists Beaty yolks and add in sweet potato pie and a Chocolate Nut Pudding. It mentions ingredients like sweet potatoes nuts butter milk vanilla and flour with steps to bake a pie and a moulded chocolate pudding, finishing with Nut Pie cream.
The article describes a homemade bread method using oats and Quaker flour with a earthen mixing bowl and careful sifting. It lists ingredients including oats, salt, sugar, warm water, and yeast, and provides steps: dissolve yeast, mix with lukewarm water, stir in sifted flour, knead, rest, shape into two loaves, proof, and bake about 60 minutes.
The fragment describes combining ground mixed nuts, sugar, and salt, then adding bananas and whipped cream. The mixture is pressed into a pie plate, chilled for three hours, and garnished with more cream and nuts. Could be a banana cream pie variant with nut topping.
Mrs Maddox NEA Service shares morning breakfast ideas with griddle cakes and buckwheat treats. Recipes include rice cakes, cornmeal cakes, and delicious cookies, plus tips on cleaning, flowers, and sewing methods from local homemakers like Anna Judson and Gladys Vines.
Readers are invited to submit practical time saving hints across cooking sewing cleaning gardening and related chores. Weekly best hints win free theater passes. Clip ads on Food Pare and mail or drop hints and clipped ads to the Food Department Hope Star. Winners announced next Thursday.
A brief notice lists names including Mrs Alton Honeycult of Hope Arkansas Bammet and Wanda Cullins with a tease for free passes at the City Bakery in Hope Arkansas.
The text notes Kanaka natives on Yap forbid consuming any fruit tied to a deceased person for a year, fearing death by eating it. the fruit rots where it falls. It also states 1890 peak Turkey production in the United States reached about one bird per five people, contrasting with later averages of one per six.
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