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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
3
Advertisement notes a 1932 model cow in black and white sold as serviceable with no repairs needed for now. Also mentions Brewster, recently in a New York hospital with knee infection, planning a month’s stay with sister Mrs Somers Salem New York paper.
Austin reports seven constitutional proposals will appear on the August 24 ballot. The repeal measure to end statewide prohibition and permit local option is expected to draw the heaviest turnout, with discussions on open saloon definitions, potential state liquor monopoly, and local option voting for counties and towns.
Washington reports world cotton production for the season ended July 31 1935 at 23 622 000 bales about 3 000 000 below last season and 2 595 000 under the 1928 32 average Foreign output rises to a record 13 986 000 bales while United States production falls to 9 636 000 bales Exports in the first eleven months drop about 37 percent from last year as use outpaces shipments.
Bill Holman, a well known cartoonist, offers auto safety advice in a Travelers Insurance booklet. He cautions checking wheel nuts, ensuring the driver sits beside the operator, avoiding train crossings, and avoiding reckless acts at intersections. He satirically notes that a pedestrian is someone who missed car payments and warns against green drivers on red lights.
Kansas City report on extreme heat shows farmers pushed horses to harvest work leading to many deaths across Kansas Illinois and Missouri. Some animals survived by access to salt at feed lots or drinking fountains. salt intake helped sustain them in heat. Excessive sweating depletes body salt, so extra salt proved beneficial.
Chicago. Melvin H. Purvis former FBI chief said he will write a series of crime articles for a national magazine recounting eight years of fighting crime. He signed the contract Monday and plans other projects after finishing this assignment.
A brief humorous exchange contrasts a mistress claiming education proves herself by writing her name in dust on piano keys with a servant's quip about whether education is wonderful. The fragment reflects class and gender views in a light, satirical tone.
About 1,000 veterans gathered near Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington around June 27 to urge Congress to pay the balance on their adjusted compensation certificates. Roy W. Robertson of California urged patience. Rep. Wright Patman accused Legion leaders of failures and called for investigations. the Legion convention opens September 23 in St. Louis. Representative Hamilton Fish Jr. circulated a petition to fund the bonus from a work relief appropriation.
In a folksy exchange the sheriff asks the aging character Rastus if he is guilty or not guilty. He replies that he believes he is guilty but prefers a trial to confirm the verdict.
Mrs Joe G Roberts of Portersville Alabama says Black-Draught relieves constipation and prevents bilious headaches. The advertisement touts the purely vegetable medicine as a remedy for constipation and biliousness and encourages others to try it.
Select firm tomatoes and hollow them. Mix salmon with minced onion lemon juice melted butter paprika and tomato pulp. Fill cups, top with bay leaf, bake fifteen minutes at 450 degrees, and serve hot with white or brown sauce.
Grind veal or pork with mustard pickle until fine. Add salt pepper and melted butter. Blend and pack into a pan lined with waxed paper. Refrigerate overnight. Slice paper-thin for serving.
Mix four cups diced cold boiled potatoes with onion salt paprika and marinate in French dressing. Chill. Before serving add chopped hard boiled eggs parsley and enough mayonnaise to moisten. Pile in crisp lettuce cups and Garnish with pepper strips or gherkin slices. Serve with more mayonnaise if desired.
Cream the butter thoroughly then add confectioners sugar and brown sugar. Sift sugar, then add salt milk and vanilla gradually while stirring. Once mixed, form into balls. Chill in the refrigerator for a few hours.
Recipe steps describe chopping raisins and walnut meats, blending with sweetened condensed milk, and spreading into a buttered pan dusted with confectioners sugar. After chilling, the dessert is cut into squares for serving.
Melt butter with dry mustard salt paprika and cayenne. Stir in shredded cheese until melted then gradually add beer to create a smooth sauce. Pour immediately over hot toast for serving.
A preacher faced mixed guidance from a church member to preach old fashioned gospel and from another to be broadminded. He delivered a blended message urging repentance and salvation while couching it in cautious language. The result drew attention for its unusual phrasing.
The Thomaston Maine paper notes a 6 30 supper at the state prison drawing a large crowd as a popular assembly spot.
A marriage of interest took place Saturday linking Miss be to Kroger Grocery and Banking Company in Roanoke Virginia. The event blends personal ties with prominent local business figures in a notable social moment.
A Newburg New York paper advises binding fabric edges with cloth strips about 16 inches wide to protect currants and quilts from soiling. The cloth can be dyed to match and removed for laundering when dirty.
An 11 year old prankster, unnamed by authorities, is serving a sentence in the Washington State Reformatory at Chehalis after causing a railroad worker’s death and the loss of 55 000 trout within a year. Earlier he drained a state hatchery tank killing all the trout. He also drove a spike between railroad ties, derailing an inspection car and killing rider Tony Kir gweas.
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