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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
6
Corning, N Y writer ucy Maltby praises Chocolate Squares as better than brownies. Melt chocolate with shortening, add sugar and eggs, fold in flour and baking powder, stir in nut meats, bake 40 minutes, top with Deluxe Chocolate Frosting made from butter, chocolate, sugar, milk, vanilla.
General guidance recommends 200 pounds per acre of natural soda to supply nitrogen for cotton under average conditions. Experienced farmers may use more, but 200 pounds is safer for the average user. Split as 50 pounds under and 150 pounds side dressing at chopping time.
An all day observance is planned in the Sardis community with a morning program, a Kee picnic luncheon, and an afternoon community singing. The public is invited.
AJ musical program featuring the symphony orchestra of Henderson State Teachers College will be presented in the auditorium of Hopecity Twin at 3 30 p m Sunday. The program will be directed by Prof Eo Ashford of Arkadelphia. There will be no admission and the public is invited.
Havana officials said a farm woman near Bayne in Oriente province delivered seven premature infants. All seven died. the mother, a 29 year old, survives and is recovering.
Marigolds display rich velvety colors from mahogany reds to crimsons yellows and oranges. Plants reach up to 4 feet with blossoms resembling chrysanthemums and tiny sparklers. They need space about 18 inches to 2 feet, prefer fertile soil, avoid overfeeding, and grow in late summer through fall. Sow outdoors after frost danger or start indoors for earlier blooms. Stake for wind protection and note new varieties with delicate fragrance emerge amid pungent older types.
John C L Hoefner, a Cincinnati resident, found the brass key to Kroger’s first store during preparations for the chain’s 56th anniversary in Cincinnati. The key had been kept by Julius Brandt, a former porter and watchman at 310 East Pearl Street, who saved the old lock key after replacing it decades ago.
LITTLE ROCK The State UL es Commission ruled Thursday that telephone companies are responsible for making necessary improvements to eliminate inductive interference caused by the construction of parallel rural electrification lines.
A health expert urges a hearty breakfast to combat post overnight low body energy. Harvard doctors note hunger rather than fatigue reduces morning work capacity, stressing breakfast for workers, professionals, and growing children to stay mentally alert until lunch. It recommends a sustaining cereal like Quaker Oats.
A historic English statute declares hot water at a stranger's door as a luxury while cold water remains a necessity. The odd legal contrast sets a curious standard, contrasting two basic needs under old law.
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