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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
2
President Roosevelt declares fear is the nation’s only real danger and urges bold leadership to restore jobs and prosperity. He outlines steps: public works, banking reform, national planning, and international cooperation, asserting constitutional authority if Congress stalls.
In a Chicago auditorium John Burns confronts a police chief who cites a newspaper quote claiming he called Chicago a pocket edition of hell. Burns declares the remark was misquoted and asserts hell is a pocket edition of Chicago. The crowd laughs and the interruption ends.
A Texas bill introduced in the House seeks to allow a step-father to marry his step-daughter while maintaining the prohibition on the reverse. Proponents argue the law currently favors a deceased wife's daughter by former marriage but denies a step daughter from marrying her deceased mother's husband when not related by birth.
The article offers inexpensive kitchen ideas including honey cream filling for baked apples, bacon wrapped meat patties as a flavor variation, oven baking for bacon, egg noodles with butter and cream, cabbage in milk with cream and butter, and deep fried asparagus with cheese sauce. It also suggests _raisin or apple_ pies with a grated cheese topping for added flavor.
A dialogue reveals a mother and Reuben discussing a boy with a hot temper and a husband killed in an accident. The mother laments the boy may have inherited his temper, while Reuben notes the temper did not come from him.
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