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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
7
Mrs. Kate Brew Vaughn of the Los Angeles Evening Express urges cooking restraint in heat. She recommends doing prep and baking in mornings and suggests a cabbage and carrot salad as a cooling, easy option.
Mia Vaughn's recipe combines cranberries gelatine and sugar with water lemon juice nut meats celery and mayonnaise to form a cooled cranberry salad served on lettuce. A note suggests using minimal burners and oil stoves to stay cool in hot weather.
Miss Margaret Allen Hall nutrition specialist at Battle Creek College of Home Economics suggests a simple fruit salad using dates and apples with Golden Dressing. The recipe includes peeled diced apples marinated in lemon juice, soaked dates, pineapple juice and lemon juice, with a sugar egg sauce and optional garnish of lettuce or nasturtium leaves. An oil stove allows portable cooking on a back porch or summer kitchen without flues.
A luncheon dish uses wilted lettuce with bacon dressing. Miss Lucy G Allen of the Boston School of Cookery guides washing and chilling lettuce, frying bacon, then mixing mustard sugar egg and weak vinegar into a warm dressing poured over lettuce. Leftover meat can be turned into a luncheon by adding cold cubed potatoes and peas with salad dressing.
The Pilot Grove column reports a revival shift to the tabernacle, family visits from East Texas, and a large obituary for Betty Sloan born May 2 1850 in Arkansas. Surviving relatives include eight children and thirty three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the tabernacle with Rev. Sooter and Rev. Henderson officiating.
A large turnout of relatives and friends from Trenton Whitewright Denison Tom Bean Howe Sherman and Van Alstyne attended funeral services for a local figure.
The Sloan children and grandchildren thank neighbors and friends of Pilot Grove for four weeks of help and vigil during a time of illness. They praise the flowers from churches and individuals and ask God to bless each helper.
Texarkana physicians treated Charles Payne Jr. of DeQueen after he swallowed a bean that lodged in his right lung. Special instruments a dark room and a tiny electric light guided the doctors as they worked, removing the bean piece by piece to prevent strangulation.
London fashion reports waterproof stockings popular among English women of style. Autumn showers no longer leave rain marks on the front or mud splashes on the back. The waterproofing preserves silk appearance and rain rolls off. Damp sponge cleans mud stains and socks can be washed repeatedly without damage.
The Detroit News quotes a proverb about finding value in adversity and placing a positive spin on aging garments to reflect resilience and hope.
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