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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1933
Page
6
A live Friday NBC broadcast comes from the lee deck of a teeming trawler 200 miles off Boston. Stevens describes rough seas and a two ton catch pouring onto deck while gear, cables, and a Danish cook detailing haddock prep animate the scene.
Washington dispatch summarizes Gov Roosevelt's authorized Albany release calling Speaker Garner horrified by insinuations of backing a general sales tax. Observers debate Garner's intent and the politics of a beer excise, a balanced budget, and wartime debt strategy under the incoming administration.
A humorous list of resolutions about health and doctors. It includes vaccinating children, avoiding medical advice to neighbors, trusting honest doctors, ignoring blood pressure, avoiding cathartics, moderating meals, encouraging outdoors, vitamin D or cod liver oil, and daily orange juice for children.
A detailed contract bridge contest describes bids by Y Z and B with emphasis on trump and diamond breaks. Y audits distributions before play and executes ruffs and discards to force a game or better, highlighting strategic foresight by the declarer and the defense.
In Washington, Norman H. Davis leads the field in jockeying for the Roosevelt cabinet post. Davis, a trusted Hoover negotiator and former Wilson era official, could serve as a key link between Hoover and Roosevelt administrations, potentially guiding policy on foreign debt and reparations.
Indians long valued the tomato for nutrition and flavor, though they may not have tracked its vitamin content. A Tested Recipe Ragout of Beef instructs parboiling potato balls celery and onions, cutting beef, adding green pepper and a large can of tomatoes, then baking to tender perfection for six servings.
President elect plans to open talks with Democratic congressional leaders this week to firm up the budget and farm relief. He will hear Thursday night at his New York City home the party leaders' plans for raising new revenue to replace the sales tax he has banned.
A New York conference program outlines plans for a January 19 move toward Warm Springs Georgia with a yacht trip in southern waters. A January 20 Washington stop will renew talks with members of Congress as part of the transition.
A new line of ready to heat and eat stews and curried dishes has entered the market. Lamb and Irish stews lead, followed by Curried Beef with rice and vegetables and Corned Beef Hash. All items are government inspected and prepared for uniform contents.
A simple DIY project describes building a smaller foldable tennis table. It lists materials including softwood boards, quarter inch pressed wood, hinges, rods, hooks, screws, and handles. The design features two frames joined by hinges, folded legs, and a pressed wood top to prevent warping.
An autumn menu theme highlights colorful browns reds and golds using glassware and fine serves. The recipe Baked Apples Stuffed with Peaches provides directions to core eight apples fill with peaches sugar cinnamon butter and peach syrup bake until tender serves eight.
The calendar lists seasonal food picks to diversify meals. Fall offerings include beans beets okra and oysters while winter features beans with pork cabbage and mackerel. Spring and summer present vegetables fruits shellfish and poultry to guide menus.
Hary L. McCann named sheriff after serving as interim during a five year term and again as manager of a local business. The appointment follows his prior role as marshal and public guardian, with a four year term beginning January 1, 1932, leaving McCann to serve most of the unexpired term.
A frugal yet hearty menu describes a Creamy Tomato Cocktail dessert and layered orange ice bar. It highlights iron from tomatoes spinach and carrots and notes calcium from lettuce. The recipe uses tomato juice evaporated milk condensed milk gelatin and ladyfingers for a cold dessert.
Dr. J C Geiger and Dr. E V McCollum assure the public that commercially canned foods are safe after opening. They warn against discarding unused contents, noting proper protection keeps food in the can safer than transferring it to plates, and that tin poisoning is unknown in America.
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