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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1937
Page
2
Interesting dessert ideas emphasize individual portions with tarts fruit compotes and cup cakes. A Baked Alaska recipe and baked apple Porcupine dish with almonds and meringue are described along with a sour cream cake and tips on whipping eggs at room temperature and seasonal effects. Deviled stuffed potatoes referenced for further inquiry.
An alert group of chemical and agricultural scientists near Nashville have turned soybean into milk meat coffee and automobile accessories over 25 years. Led by E. M. Bisalgki and Dr. Philip S. Chen they report soy milk can rival cow milk in flavor and safety and can be produced cheaper in sterile conditions.
AUSTIN Texas the Stamm twins four sisters fo ur of them have campus havoc on the University of Texas with Aurelita Elisha Joy and Jocelyn looking so alike that friends mix them up. The sisters wear same clothes and sizes and often share dates and classes. They live together and even catch colds together. The Stamm siblings daughters of Mr and Mrs A F Stamm of Rayne Louisiana. The older twins previously attended Southwestern Louisiana Institute and Morse Louisiana. Joy and Jocelyn study physical education at UT while Aurelita and Elisha pursue education courses.
Palo Alto police adopt blood alcohol testing replacing the walk the line method. A blood test apparatus directed by Pr. Clement H Arnold and developed by Dr. Harry Newman at Stanford Medical School yields results in about 15 minutes. Intoxication thresholds begin at two milligrams per cent, with five indicating dead drunk and seven implying severe impairment.
In Cheyenne Wyoming a new panhandling method called streamlined mooching is used by two transients. They station at curb areas and keep tabs on cars with out of state plates. A hobo then asks for gas money claiming car trouble and a home state based on the license plate.
Dr. Arnold challenges the idea that habitual drinkers resist intoxication. He states alcohol weakens reactions, movements, and judgments well before outward signs appear, arguing drinkers are more impaired than presumed.
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