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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
6
A compact look at the presidency outlining the honor and salary, plus the heavy burdens and security. It notes the White House staff, annual costs, and the paradox of public scrutiny versus private life, with examples from past presidents and paths to nomination.
A compact fragment notes the daisy as a true serviceable flower and humble friend. It highlights the gentle shade cast by the bloom and the dew drop protected from the sun, aligning with Wordsworthian reverence for nature.
A freshman pleads for the date to put on the paper while the professor dismisses it, saying the exam matters more. The exchange highlights the emphasis on assessment over punctual details in the moment.
The drug sulfanilamide, a red dye developed in Germany, received wide scrutiny before 10,000 AMA members. Doctors report it effective against a broad range of infections from sore throats to deadly type three pneumonia, with Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Helmholz noting strong urinary tract results and potential for broader use alongside mandelic acid. Physicians caution optimism amid cautious claims regarding its range and dosage limits.
COLLEGE STATION A heavy shortage of laying hens and higher egg and poultry prices are expected in fall 1937 and early 1938. Texas A and M Extension Service assistant poultry man McCarthy cites high feed costs and low poultry prices as drivers, with baby chick sales down 35 percent. He urges poultrymen to maximize pullet production and notes few unseen hen increases before 1938 as June and July chickens have not been profitable and hatcheries paused for the summer.
BERLIN reports Dr. Robert Hofstaetter found 25 years of study on 180 couples linking physical and mental resemblance to deeper happiness. Among 124 long married pairs, 54 showed outward similarity and 36 of those 54 had inherited likeness, with 26 of the 36 enjoying long, happy marriages. dissimilar couples fared worse. He notes couples tend to become more similar over time, challenging the idea that contrasts attract in the long run.
A simple glaze combines two tablespoons of sugar with one fourth cup of milk. Brush the mixture onto cookie dough surfaces before baking for a shiny finish.
Guidance warns cooks not to double spices when multiplying a recipe. Start with small amounts, then taste and adjust gradually to avoid overpowering flavor.
Food should not be stored in the refrigerator while wrapped in paper because the paper prevents the cold air from circulating freely over it.
Before using a circular knitting needle immerse it in hot water for a few minutes to make it pliable. As soon as it cools and becomes firm, hold it in knitting position and make any desired adjustments such as straightening the ends. This shortens the breaking-in period.
A small hole in an otherwise good white tablecloth can be repaired most effectively by stitching a fine crochet motif over the damaged area and cutting away the spoiled fabric beneath. Add one or two decorative stitches to complete the mend.
The note discusses adding more motifs to prevent any element from appearing conspicuously out of place. It emphasizes balance between ornament and function, aiming for cohesive aesthetics across the design. The suggestion focuses on subtlety and harmony rather than bold contrast.
A tablespoon of sugar in the water used to cook cauliflower helps keep it white. The tip reflects simple kitchen science for better presentation.
A half teaspoonful of baking soda added to boiling frosting will keep it from running.
Prepare baked potatoes by trimming tops and scooping centers. Mix centers with butter salt and pepper, mash well, then half fill shells with potato mix. Add a raw egg salt pepper grated cheese and a teaspoon butter to each shell. Return to hot oven four minutes to set the egg.
To one pound rhubarb after peeling and cutting add half a pound good figs cut into small pieces. Place in a saucepan with a very little water and about a dessert spoon golden syrup or sugar and gently stew till tender. Serve with a rice or sage mold or hot milk pudding.
A brief tip suggests placing a small amount of charcoal in a container on the top shelf to absorb odors in the refrigerator. The text also offers a quick nudge to advertise if you plan to sell it.
Minneapolis. Dr. Raphael Zon reports soil thermometers showed surface soil hit 175 degrees last summer at the Lake States forest experiment station. He cites earth’s heat storage as the cause, noting plants often die from being cooked rather than drought.
A joke exchanges the idea of memory with a monument. The boy quips that Washington’s memory was notable because a monument was erected to it, illustrating humor about reputation and national memory.
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