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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
3
Instructions describe a single crust pastry using flour salt lard and water. Mix sifted flour and salt, cut in lard until pea sized particles form. Sprinkle water, mix with a fork, avoid overmixing, and let dough rest five minutes before rolling.
A level teaspoon of concentrated beef bouillon is stirred into one cup of boiling water until it dissolves immediately. Use this as a basic substitute when bouillon is required in any recipe.
Combine water beef bouillon celery carrots tomatoes onions pepper cream and parsley optional. Simmer vegetables until tender then stir in bouillon salt and pepper. Serve in soup plates with whipped cream divided into six portions and sprinkled with parsley.
A simple base combines 2 tablespoons flour with 2 tablespoons butter to form a roux. Gradually whisk in 2 cups beef bouillon made from concentrate, then cream fat and flour to finish a smooth sauce.
Simmer the broth with salt and pepper to taste while stirring constantly until thick and smooth. The mixture develops a pronounced meat flavor suitable for seasoning and base preparation.
Melt fat and stir in flour until smooth. Add milk gradually, then salt and minced onion. Stir in curry powder with a little milk. Add beef concentrate and simmer 15 minutes. Yield two cups of sauce enough for cooked rice fish or meat to serve four. For meatless meals add more bouillon to vegetables for flavor.
A Minneapolis retailer displays a sign urging staff to preserve courtesy and service after the war. The idea echoes Elmer Wheeler’s General Motors pamphlet urging rationing temptations while maintaining politeness. Capt Wheeler argues patience and attentiveness win steady patronage even in peacetime recovery.
A girl returning from a date with a Navy man jokes that she cannot recall his rank. She quips she believes he was the chief petting officer, lightheartedly turning a military term into a playful misunderstanding.
Henry G. Alsberg in This Week Magazine recalls how money has destabilized wars from Rome to Germany and the U S Civil War. He argues against inflation by cutting spending, buying war bonds, fixing ceilings, rationing fairly, and paying taxes to support the war effort.
A recent murder report notes the victim had just deposited all his money in the bank the day before the crime. The line emphasizes he lost nothing financially, only his life, underscoring the tragedy.
Mrs. Theresa Chadwick, 24, testified in Chicago Saturday that radar technology from a war plant drove her husband Desmond James Chadwick to desert her a year ago. She said he feared she could trace his movements at night. The judge granted the divorce.
The State of Texas issues a citation to Verena Phillips Stevelton and husband Harry Stevelton and the unknown heirs of Daisy Phillips deceased to appear and answer the plaintiff's petition by 10 a.m. on Monday August 21, 1944. The appearance is before the Honorable District Court of Grayson.
The case of Morrie McCurley versus Verena Phillips Steverton et al is filed in Grayson County District Court No. 52881 on July 7 1944. It seeks title and possession of a tract in Block 6 Bond s First or Fairview Addition Sherman described by detailed boundary calls in Sherman Texas. The clerk is S V Earnest with deputy Nance Drake. 4T-AS
Clan R Van Zandt a longtime Grayson County lawyer with 29 years practice pledges to serve as an honest efficient county attorney. He highlights blindness overcoming early hardship and notes Supreme Court Texas Rules Committee appointment. He vows to prosecute criminals and work with law enforcement while addressing wartime gas and travel limits.
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