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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
4
Notice records the item entered in Vernon Texas as second class mail matter under act of Congress on March 38 1879, indicating official postal classification and date.
Primary county ticket listed with candidates for precincts 2 3 and 4 including incumbents and re election notices. Names include W G McDonald Dr L Tull Go A McCaleb Sidney Archer J R White and others. Ballot appears in a local election notice format.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas offers a July session for farm boys under eighteen with practical courses in animal husbandry agronomy dairy work poultry and horticulture. Lectures on rural sanitation will accompany the program supported by Lampasas and LaSalle County sponsors to aid ten local attendees and promote better agricultural training for the state’s youth.
The Government will run and fund CMTC camps in the Eighth Corps area from July 27 to August 26 for 30,000 students at San Antonio El Paso Denver and Fort Sill. Activities include sanitation hygiene fitness teamwork and massed games to develop citizenship and potential military service.
The piece argues optimism about local commerce as farmers and bankers align on prosperity. It cites a strong crop outlook and rising prices, with confidence that current conditions portend favorable results for the county’s economy and market activity.
Wil Barger shares in a universal experience noting profits from local conditions and large expenditures. The piece reflects on a period of low mood described as a lesson in saving amid rising costs and swollen gains.
The Vernon cooking school presented an emergency menu to attendees on Tuesday. Additional recipes from the school will be published in upcoming issues as the sessions continue.
The text lists dry ingredients and steps to make a paste, add milk and beaten egg yolks with vinegar, then cook until thick while stirring. It specifies oil, butter, sugar, flour, salt, mustard, cayenne, milk, vinegar or lemon juice, eggs, and a melding process. The instructions resemble a stovetop sauce base.
Combine one half cup tapioca boiled until thick with one and one half cups cherry rice. Stir in one can cherries, beaten eggs, one half cup sugar, and one tablespoon butter. cook twenty minutes. Remove from heat, garnish with reserved cherries, and serve cold.
Recipe fragment describes mixing oil and egg until thick, folding in lemon juice and remaining oil, plus paprika and salt. Add beef broth and enough hot water for three portions. Serve hot.
A brief kitchen note describes brushing crackers with butter, sprinkling paprika, and lightly browning them in the oven for a crunchy savory snack.
A recipe line lists ingredients for flavoring hash tongue including one pint of tomatoes or canned soup one onion sliced a teaspoon of silt a quarter teaspoon of pepper and two whole cloves The directions say to heat the hash tongue and pour this mixture over the meat.
The article chronicles Cornstalk’s leadership in Lord Dunmore’s War and his pivotal actions at Point Pleasant in 1774 and subsequent events. It notes his peace gesture, strategic retreat, and ultimate death while protecting his people, underscoring his enduring fame for his steadfast conduct.
Serve hot. Chop cabbage and eat pepper in rings. Cut carrots in small cubes if desired. Pour over this a French dressing or boiled dressing and serve cold.
A simple dressing mix uses four tablespoons of oil with equal parts lemon juice or vinegar. Add half a teaspoon pepper one teaspoon salt and a level teaspoon sugar. Beat with ice if you like chill the ingredients, dish and dress, serve very cold.
Foster outlines June crop weather expectations with good overall conditions except in areas east of the Rockies and in river valleys. He notes rainfall will hinge on Gulf of Mexico and Pacific moisture, with cooler northwestern trends and potential frost, hail, and tornado activity in parts of the south and midwest.
Major David A. Reed of Pittsburgh won the Republican nomination for the No. 8 Senate seat in the primaries, hailed as a war veteran with a strong record. His wife is Adele Wilcox of New York.
Friends of Mrs J H Hendricks of Chillicothe mourn the death of her mother Mrs Laura Alexander who died in Fort Worth on Friday after a long illness. Mrs Hendricks and her husband once resided here when Mr Hendricks edited The Vermin Hornet.
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