26 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
1
A fragmented 20th century kitchen guide outlines creamed ham on toast with butter milk and celery additions and offers a winter luncheon ham croquettes served on browned pineapple with relishes. It includes recipe steps for sauce thickening and coating.
Roosevelt moves to suppress public display of internal disputes as Congress remains in session and administration tensions rise. Hopkins faces shifts at the White House while Ickes and McGarrell clash over housing funds. A Fresh Nuts Daily sign near the Treasury hints at turbulence, and Father Coughlin stirs Congress with strong testimony on monetary policy.
Olive Roberts Barton summarizes the Children's Bureau guidance on a balanced under six diet emphasizing milk, fruit, vegetables, eggs, meat or fish, and cereals. Advice stresses medical input for exceptions, age-appropriate portions, regular meals, and cautious use of canned foods, with emphasis on variety and nutrition.
A dialogue from the Annapolis Log features a playful exchange about a sailor’s suit getting wet. Recrupale notes concern for keeping a new suit dry, signaling camaraderie and humor aboard.
Gypsy hosts Lila in a Southampton garden, trading tales of boredom and travel. Lila's restless longing and social whirl contrast Gypsy's growing contentment in domestic life, while memories of Derek, Tom, and past suitors surface amid flirtations and quiet tension.
Easy chicken and ham pie idea using leftover boiled ham. Boil chicken until tender, shred, and make gravy from stock. Line a deep dish with a rich powdery crust, layer ham and chicken, pour gravy, top with crust, bake until done, and serve.
The Star lists candidates for the Democratic primary action in August 1934. George W. Schooley is named for sheriff. Also listed are candidates for Alderman Ward Three with initials DH F D H Henry.
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