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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
15
Berlin reports 30,000 Prussian children aged 10 to 14 will join the Nazi Landjahr program this summer for nature education and light farm tasks. Brigades of city youths will live in camps or nearby hamlets, with leaders trained in Nazi instruction. Last year 22,000 participated. this year’s figure is hindered by a shortage of trained leaders.
Arkansas officials and leaders debate solutions to sharecroppers ills with calls for abolition of the system or reforms. The Southern Tenant Farmers Union seeks fair contracts and unionized wages, while others push government aid and education to empower tenants and address eviction concerns. Federal interest grows as officials consider action.
Practical guidance covers inviting guests by phone note or card, making white soup stock with chicken and veal, and substituting sour milk for sweet milk with soda and baking powder. It also explains reducing baking powder when eggs are used, thinning pastries with flour or cornstarch, using frozen whipped cream as a dessert component, and seasoning hot tomato juice as a winter starter.
In Philadelphia crowded high schools push teachers to handle oversized classes and regulate courses to students with differing levels of ability, forcing nearly double the workload and creating instructional challenges.
Avon Lake April 12 The Senior class will present Her mit s House a three act mystery on April 26 at the school auditorium directed by Mrs Mildred Crowder high school teacher The article notes a Mothers and Daughters banquet and various local social visits and a local funeral. The fragment ends with a local prank about monograms on tablecloths.
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