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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
11
A brief home cooking item promotes quick spring soup making using bouillon cubes or canned stock. It argues soup can be prepared easily for lunch with a salad crackers or muffins and dessert, challenging the notion that soup from scratch is time consuming.
The passage details making Asparagus Soup by combining white stock asparagus milk and butter with onion and flour. Tips are reserved for garnish with paprika suggested. The method includes draining asparagus water, cooking stalks until tender, sieving, then blending butter and flour before adding milk and tips. Serve hot.
Warner Bros presents Joe E. Brown in a new farce at the Capitol Theater titled When's Your Birthday. The comedy follows rapid, humorous situations with Brown in the leading role directed by Harry Beaumont and supported by Marian Marsh Fred Keating Edgar Kennedy Minor Watson Suzanne Kaaren Maude Eburne and others.
In Nashville a man long a fugitive seeks a pardon to drop a horse stealing conviction and claim a large inheritance. Elmore Rollines, convicted in Knox county in 1908, would regain his real name to properly assume control of substantial money and property.
Washington April 22 reports suggest former allies John L. Lewis and William Green, now rivals, may have briefly greeted each other at a capital labor conference. Observers note whether the handshake signals a thaw or continued tension in labor leadership.
A business leader recalled seeing union figures and executives meet and shake hands in introductions that halted after greetings of hello Bill and hello John, with no substantive remarks made.
A health ad claims Kruschen Salts dissolves fat safely by taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and reducing fat foods. It asserts improved health and weight loss with a Douglas Arizona woman, Mrs. Amelia Long, reporting 21 pounds lost and better overall health.
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