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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
2
A home economist explains the fell the thin paper like covering on lamb should not be removed from legs to preserve shape and speed roasting while it is usually removed from shoulder and chops due to cooking needs. She notes the fell does not affect flavor and advises asking the butcher if unsure.
In Hudspeth county three beef cattle were canned in March yielding 243 cans of chili roast leaf meat soup and ground meat. Neufchatel cheese was made by two families and three families produced American cheese from surplus milk. Eight families tried new cheese recipes and two members keep cheese recipe files. A Kerr county poultry demo attracted 11 home industry demonstrators. Mrs. Helmcamp demonstrated chicken killing and bleeding techniques. McCullough county agents held nine meetings teaching dresser scarf and center arrangements to 147 women.
Millions of Methodists worldwide prepare a year long 200th anniversary of the church founded by John Wesley culminating May 22 1938 in London. In 1937 leaders signaled the celebration and a million unit fellowship aims to enroll one dollar monthly per communicant for church benevolence and missions.
The 28th annual Farmers Short Course at A and M College runs August 16 to 19 this year four days instead of five Roy W Snyder Extension Service supervisor and Short Course chairman announced. Committees led by Miss Bess Edwards for technical program M K Thornton Jr for administration and E R Eudaly for joint program and entertainment organize the event with many sub committees handling details.
The Maine Highway Safety Campaign reports one fifth of 1936 motor fatalities linked to liquor and outlines stronger enforcement. Officials urge courts to close loopholes and treat drunken driving as a serious crime to protect the public.
The text warns that keeping mirrors in sunlit areas may cause spots and blemishes on surfaces. It emphasizes avoiding direct reflection to prevent damage and maintain material appearance.
A New Hampshire Extension Service advisory urges vaccination for typhoid before travel and stresses that clean water and milk cannot be judged by sight. It highlights common fire risks from defective chimneys to electrical devices and notes ongoing surplus egg purchases by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration to aid flood areas.
Government borrowing via tax exempt bonds shifts tax load to the general public. Private electric ventures and hydroelectric projects benefit from exemptions, boosting unusually high costs for meat packers and livestock payments. Warnings on long term fiscal impact and soil erosion noted.
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