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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
3
Washington reports 26 more $1,000,000 incomes in 1933 than 1932 while $5,000 or less incomes fall by 81,000. Total income drops to $10.846 billion. 3.660 million returns filed. tax collected rises to $372.97 million.
A waiter quips a geography pun to a customer, who answers name puns back. The exchange weaves country wordplay into a brief humorous scene about impatience and travel wit.
A regional recipe mixes sausage patties mashed potato bread crumbs peas and egg with optional salt pepper sage and hot sauce baked forty minutes. It suggests serving hot with tomato sauce or apple compote and pairing with scalloped potatoes cauliflower and small biscuits. Nuts citron or almond extract may be added.
Six green peppers prepared by boiling briefly, filled with a mix of 1 cup cheese 1 cup tomatoes 3 cups bread crumbs and seasonings. Stand peppers upright in a dish, top with cheese, pour diluted tomato soup around, and bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes.
Wash potatoes and bake about 50 minutes in a moderate oven until soft. Mash pulp with butter salt pepper and cream, refill potato skins, and bake 15 minutes more.
Mix 3 cups light brown sugar with 1 cup water and 1 tablespoon vinegar. Boil gently then continue boiling without stirring until a hard ball forms in cold water at 248 degrees. Remove from heat and beat into stiffly beaten egg whites from two eggs. Beat until peaks form.
Made day before serving one and one half cups sugar half cup flour half teaspoon salt one teaspoon vanilla half cup milk four eggs beaten one and a half cups chopped dates half cup nuts one teaspoon baking powder. Mix all ingredients. Pour into buttered shallow baking pan and bake 30 minutes. Cut in squares or crumble. Serve with cream or lemon sauce.
Melt butter and sugar then cool. Stir in unbeaten egg, flour sifted with baking powder, salt, vanilla, and chopped pecans. Bake in a shallow pan in a slow oven. Cut into strips and roll in powdered sugar.
Recipe instructions for two pumpkin pies list ingredients mashed pumpkin sugar spices salt vanilla eggs milk and cream. Mix and beat well then bake two unbaked shells first 10 minutes at moderate heat then 50 minutes at a lower temperature.
Practical tips on ironing with salt on paper, sewing tool care, machine maintenance, mouthwash use, honey benefits, lace whitening with coffee, gloves cleaned with ink and oil, borax in rinse for gloss, sugar-coated doughnuts in a sachet, and dessert ideas with whipped cream and nuts.
Dialogue shows Pat warning Murphy about dynamite in his pocket and Casey’s past habit of slapping his chest and breaking his pipe. Pat fears future violence if Casey meets him again.
The writer quips about hog killing and church fundraising. He notes two Baptists salted meat, praises Boss Fleming for gathering funds, and mentions a Dallas luncheon and a Sunday school turnout of 223. He plans to address officers and teachers on church teaching relations.
A visitor asks for the prisoner's name and receives the playfully defiant reply that 9742 is a pen name rather than a real name, highlighting a facet of inmate wit in a brief exchange.
A playful exchange pits a vicar and a reprobate over a promised reform. The vicar chides the man for not mending his ways, while the "inversible mendin" banter hints at a humorous, local dialect scene from a historical paper.
A quip notes a Scotsman from Aberdeen delaying atlas purchase until world affairs calm down. The humorist tone suggests caution before committing to a map in unsettled times.
Citation commands C. C. Munn to appear in the 15th Judicial District Court in Sherman for a divorce action filed December 7, 1934 by Ella Woody Munn. The petition alleges cruel treatment, ungovernable temper, desertion, and requests restoration of the former name Ella Woody, with costs and equitable relief. The case file number is 43859 and service requires four weeks of newspaper publication.
S. V. Earnest Clerk of the District Court of Grayson County Texas certifies a formal notice from Sherman dated December 7 1934. The document bears the clerk’s seal and hand as official record.
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