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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
13
Apple flavored dessert recipes highlight warmth for cold weather with baked apple dumplings butterscotch apple dessert and spiced whole apples. The article includes preparation steps, ingredients, and serving ideas, plus notes on where readers visited friends and relatives in Maryland West Virginia and Virginia.
An instructional piece humorously notes Bess’s reluctance to cook and offers two marshmallow laden sweet potato recipes. It describes baking six medium sweet potatoes, mashing pulp with butter pineapple juice orange and salt, then topping with marshmallows. A second variant uses mashed sweet potatoes orange juice butter salt marshmallows and a casserole bake for 20 minutes, finishing with more marshmallows.
Stephens City notes report a string of social visits and out of town guests. Several residents hosted relatives and friends from Harrisonburg Washington D C Winchester and Hinton with weekend and Sunday visits mentioned.
With the Liberal victory, William Lyon Mackenzie King appears set to become prime minister. He has supported broad reciprocal trade relations with the United States, contrasting with R. B. Bennett and the Conservatives who pursued a strictly nationalistic trade policy.
An ordinance of the Winchester Virginia Common Council grants Mr. Harry Murphy a permit to erect a drive in gasoline filling station on property owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company on the south side of Amherst Street. The permit is subject to all current and future regulations. Passed October 10, 1935. Approved by Mayor Co. R. Anderson. Attest Arthur M. Field Acting Clerk.
The city council appropriates up to five thousand dollars for 1936 to erect an armory. The amount equals 10 percent of the federal WPA armory appropriation and will be taken from the budget for the year starting January 1, 1936, on a city supplied site. Mayor C. R. Anderson and Acting Clerk Arthur M. Field approve.
A science note states it would take 50 moonsized bodies to equal Earth's mass. It also cautions that aging adults need more vitamin A than children.
A vintage recipe outlines three oyster methods. Broiled oysters use seasoned mayonnaise bread crumbs and bacon. griddled oysters are simply lemon juice dressed and served. Oyster loaf combines baked white sauce with oysters and celery, eggs, pepper, and lemon juice in a toasted loaf shell.
The dragon fly is a swift active hunter that dives and darts to pursue mosquitoes and small insects with deadly accuracy. It is one of the few insects able to catch a mosquito on the fly.
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