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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
6
A vintage guide explains making cottage cheese from skimmed milk with a starter and junket, plus multiple recipes converting cottage cheese into meatlike dishes and loaves. It includes temperature cautions, starter quality notes, and menu ideas, then lists several savory bake and fry preparations.
A recipe describes mixing beans cheese bread crumbs and seasoning into a stiff roll. Bake in a moderate oven and baste with flavored fat. Serve with tomato sauce or another sauce. Peas and small lima beans may be used whole and larger beans mashed or chopped.
COLLEGE STATION The tomato’s journey from curiosity to essential crop is outlined in C-147 Starring Tomatoes a Texas A and M College Extension Service leaflet. Issued to support farm food production it tracks origins in Europe America adoption since 1835 and urges daily tomato or citrus servings along with canning tips and recipes.
The Texas State Health Department touts serum treatment to combat hay fever. Tests identify the offending pollen by skin reaction, then injections build immunity before the pollen season. Results vary but show meaningful relief. avoid ragweed in frequented areas.
National safety groups pressing for home hazard control as deaths and injuries from home accidents rise. Julien H. Harvey of the National Conservation Bureau proposes periodic family inspections, school and press involvement, and simple in-home hazard checklists to curb preventable tragedies.
Porter area social notes report visits and gatherings across families. Harley Howell and family spent Sunday with W C Anderson and family. Mary Lee Fincher with Ina Lee Hicks. Mrs Etta Hicks returned home from a visit near Ector. Attendees from here went to an Orangeville lecture by Bro Rogers. multiple families shared Sunday time with relatives at Bells and with the Harpers, Coopers, and McCord households.
Lora Hicks spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilkinson and daughter, while Mr. and Mrs. Murl Wilkinson visited the latter's mother Mrs. Maggie Whitworth. Sunday school drew 54 attendees and an invitation went out for more to attend next Sunday with guests.
A witty exchange notes a doctor brother thriving financially and telling some patients there is nothing wrong with them, highlighting the era's medical independence with a tongue in cheek slant.
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