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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
3
A basic sauce blends butter and flour with hot milk then folds in melted English cheese. Whisk egg yolks into the hot sauce then fold in stiff egg whites. Bake in an eight inch casserole at 325 F for fifty minutes and serve immediately.
Beat egg yolks with milk bread crumbs salt and dry mustard then fold in beaten egg whites. Stir in grated American cheese. Turn into a greased baking dish and bake uncovered in a moderate oven at 325 degrees F for about one hour.
Mix thoroughly one cup coarsely ground cooked pork or veal half cup finely chopped raw carrot a half cup finely chopped celery two tablespoons India relish three tablespoons mayonnaise and salt to taste. Spread between bread slices previously spread with mayonnaise.
Cream butter and peanut butter with sugar until light. Beat in egg yolks. Whisk flour with baking powder and alternate adding with milk. Fold in stiff egg whites. Drop spoonfuls on greased sheet. Bake at 350 degrees F for 10 minutes until delicate brown.
A simple pie recipe combines cherries and vanilla ice cream in a baked shell. Sugar and flour thicken the cherry mixture then cooled. Ice cream is packed in the shell, cherry mix spread on top, and a browned meringue for topping.
Final figures for Texas in the national corn hog referendum were sent to Washington. From 181 counties, 16 343 contract signers favored an adjustment program for 1935 and 1 577 opposed. For 1936, 13 106 favored one contract per farm and 4 055 opposed. Nonsigners split 787 for 1935 and 266 against, while 736 favored 1936 and 327 opposed.
In Montgomery Alabama humane officer R D Carr warns of a dog finding racket. He cites unusually high rewards being claimed for missing dogs and suspects kidnappings to cash in on supposed rewards.
In Palestine a young woman parking for one hour on a business street waits beyond the time limit after claiming she plans to visit friends. She explains to her father that she must wait until her hour is up, illustrating strict literal adherence to the new rule.
Richard Leon Toombs a 30 month old child fell into an abandoned twenty foot well near his parents tent home in Lawton Oklahoma. His father with four men used rope nooses to pull him to the surface after three hours trapped. Rescue efforts by firemen and FERA workers reached a point beside the well but the rope method saved the child.
Tahlequah Oklahoma reports a game and fish commission experiment proves turkeys can be raised in captivity producing over 600 young birds. The project shows hens will lay in pens and eggs hatch in incubators contrary to prior beliefs.
A humorous exchange features a policeman misidentifying pranksters as small boys while adults ring a bell. The scene shifts to a bank check being returned, prompting the wife to celebrate with plans for purchases.
Proprietor invites guest to enjoy a mountain view by inserting a trance slot and opening shutters for five minutes, offering a brief scenic moment upon arrival at the Mountain Hotel.
A conversation notes why a man with a squint crooked nose and outstanding ears was hired as cashier. The plan emphasizes his easy identification if he absconds, implying a premeditated approach to securing a distinctive suspect.
A man facing a neighbor's case sent orders to his lawyer to report results by telegraph. After days he received a telegram reading Right has triumphed. He replied at once, Ap peal immediately, seeking further delay.
A terse street exchange shows a hobo asking for a dime for a sandwich and a gentle reply debating the sandwich offer as the men meet on a curbside moment. The brief dialogue captures street level dynamics and a moment of negotiation.
A shopper recalls paying an inflated price for a dress while another defends the amount as not absurd. The exchange highlights perceptions of value and cost.
A light exchange shows siblings Freddie and the narrator in a domestic scene. Freddie jokes that his brother is in the house playing a duet and that Freddie finished first, capturing a playful rival moment within a family setting.
A courtroom moment has the judge asking a suspect if they know the tailor. The tailor replies that many men owe him money and he cannot recall their faces.
A Georgia lawyer questions a Black prisoner about funds and a stolen car claim. Rastus admits owning a 1922 Ford, and the lawyer notes potential value to raise money for defense. The exchange reflects racial bias and poverty as defense logistics.
A village motorist is stopped by a policeman who claims she was driving at forty miles an hour, prompting her reply that she had not been out an hour. The officer considers the remark a new one, then tells her to carry on as an old lady argues with a taxi driver nearby.
In a brief exchange a traveler insists he has not ridden taxis for five years for nothing. The driver retorts that the man did make a blarsted good try, illustrating a sharp roadside moment.
In a brief, comic exchange, Tom reports a smash and grab at a jeweler’s. Dick asks if anything was taken. Tom says no theft occurred as the culprits, described as Scotch, were arrested when they returned for the brick.
A citizen proclaims wisdom surpasses riches while Dustin Stax counters that money can fund a college but wisdom cannot start a bank. The exchange frames contrasts between knowledge, finance, and educational power.
A fisherman tells a companion it was a long fight with an enormous fish and that he believes the tale. The other man expresses belief as the fisherman is said to be recovering. A side note mentions a blacksmith teaching a novice the method to treat a horseshoe with the forge and anvil.
Mrs E Ww was acclaimed champion rolling pin thrower and her husband won the 100 yard dash and the chicken race in Pasadena. The item reflects lighthearted local sports and pageantry from the Pasadena California paper.
High Point, North Carolina, reports an incident detailed with bullets explaining the shooting summaries. Authorities investigate the case and release notes on the circumstances and potential motives.
J S delivered the day's longest drive by sending the ball to right field and catching it 5 feet from the bleacher fence at Mount Prospect Illinois paper.
A New York City paper reports that Mr B arrived at the Treasury Department in 1911 while described as 420 years old, a curious and likely figurative account reflecting myth or satire of the era.
A small blue milk cow is reported stray and possibly found by local residents. Camden South Carolina society notes urge owners to notify promptly if their animal is missing.
A fragmented description from the Little Rock Arkansas paper notes shifting endowments of Liberty, a pendulum motif, a palmed backdrop, and a gold color scheme inspiring a friend to act. It mentions a butler on days off, tangled streets, and a late Ville market scene with a noon engagement hinted by a committee and cukkers.
A biblical scene recounts Noah finding two snakes weeping because the command to go forth and multiply leaves them unable to reproduce, calling themselves adders.
The walls of a Charlotte North Carolina office building are described as constructed from hard coal material.
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