THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 1934
CHRISTMAS PICTURE
"Their Christmas Eve," repro
duction of a painting by Percy
Crosby, celebrated artist, will be'
the frontispiece of the America'i J
Weekly, which comes with the j
BALTIMORE AMERICAN, issue j
of December 23. Tell your news-.
dealer or newsboy to reserve your!
copy of the BALTIMORE
AMERICAN.
NOTICE
An application is being filed
with the Governor of North Caro
lina for the parole of Hardy
Smith who is serving a six to
eight year sentence in the Stat?
Penintentiary for an assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to
kill Bill Richardson.
Those who desire to protest the
granting of said parole will make
their protest in writing to tha
Governor of r'_orth Carolina im
mediately.
' R. B. FLYNT.
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AN'D right well does this knave
deserve a feather in his rap
if his ample tray is ladon
•with this Christmas fare. From
the early Anglo-Saxon feasts down
•jo present-day dinner pariitt,
minoe pie has been the choice of
Yule-tide desserts.
When you gather abound the
family board this Christina:', have
•onie variations of titif time
honored dish. Von will And !t
ov.ii more savory for the addit! a
i f clioire pear.* for • xai iii'.e. a 1
far. far mon l i!!'-"!'•*■ IV. .tt v.
t tie early v■ r.-i-'ii. Thi . v.ir t'■ :*
clays of I'tii'ves - not lit* »•. i!—.»
: re ! i■ fi recipes with the o'.d
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i;n wl'li !"i 'r.v tm I rover ti; • i-«t
--t til v. it li i air canti I p"., r li:.!. es
•it. in four siie-s h:i .'' I f,vi
Sprinkle with i .'i"
i .iv.n ••'.ts'ir. .'.lid ll:;. t r;' ' >-
i-poon prar syrup t• > the cot.ten's
• it' one l-p..!i!'d etui of ml'.ii '-i.e.
iicat and p ittr over the petirs in
crust. C'o' - er with strip* of eru it
to form a la'tic tup ar.d hake i.i
.1 125 degree men for thirty
minutes. This makes or.'! pi.;.
And Cookies, Too
Uiihr-Metit ItrrmHn: Cream
one-tiiird cup butter and nne-hr'lf
clip brown sivar. Add one well*
beaten egg. Add one cup canned
•iiineo-tiieat and one nip flour
which has been sified • itli two
teaspoons bal-ting povdv. Drop
by spoonfuls onto a g ,- e:t ed cooky
sheet. Italic in a hot i-ven- I "»0
degree - - lor eight to ten minuted.
This makes thirty cookies.*
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at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M. on the premises.
Sale will be made subject to approval of the Court.
December 11, 15)31.
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Science Makes Scuth Independent
"America Must Be Self-Contained," Says James W. Gerard.
I*ll AT the I' nited States should ( upon the use of which .Southern
carry out a nationalistic policy prosperity is so depend Mil.
has recently been brought forcibly Mr. Gerard in lus speech did not
to the public by statements of a na- i nie.uioa what should b - uf even
tionally known leader, James \V. greater interest to th-> S ni'liern
(ierard, former Ambassador to tier- farmer, that is, th:;t nitrates today
many and chairman of the Commit- ■ are i.'.ade right !:i tiie South, at
tee for America Self-Contained. j Hopewell, Virginia. 'lhi; - av.i.l
Of particular Interest to the peo-j ability not only t:.a!'.e. South
pie of the South, was Mr. Gerard's iml >eudcat of fortlgn ultra* s, bo*
recent address over a nationwide a ids to Southern prosperity as well,
hook-up, on the need for American j since their purchase supports a
economic self-containment. In this i Southern home industry,
he stressed that the application of American prosperity is dependent
science, of chemistry in particular, I upon the restoration ot a balance
is aiding America to become eco- between the buying power of Indus
nomlcally Tree from the rest of the try and agriculture, inwards which
world. Science, for instance, has en- the efforts of the President and his
abled this country to produce the National Recovery Administration
nitrates which are so extensively are directed. The support of home
utilized by Southern farmers as fer- industries will help to bring about
Vwr in their agriculture, and this objective.
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so was the apples in the Garden | higher than their ears? asks V
cf Eden. 1 Jerry Allen. >i'
Merry Christmas Dinner
Is Served
EVISIUUIREN is the thome of
this smart setting f«>r your
Christmas dinner, and ever
preen will Its memories be, it you
plan it so that it is chuck full of
pleasant fun, as well as pleasant
i'ood.
The pood old Dutch burghers
brought us much that is jolly
about Christmas the evergreen
pally bedecked. Rifts that are sur
prises and feast ins; that is well
seasoned with merry-making. We
have to look still further back,
however, for the real origin of the
Christmas tree. It is believed to
have been once the palm tree,
used In the worship of the Egyp
tian goddess Isis. In northern
climates, this association of the
paint tree with the celebration of
December 25th had to be modified
by substituting the hardy tir tree.
A Gay Table
Let us use it. plentifully for our
Christmas dinner decoration. A
decorative centerpiece may bo
made by Ailing a low red bowl
with Rprlgs of evergreen and the
large cones from the pine. Place
R sprig of evergreen in each gift
package that you tie with festive
ribbons and put at each place.
Tie each package differently, using
red and silver and white aa the
ain colors to contrast with your
•a of green' If you don't wish
go to the expense of a gift for
eaoli one nt the table, use funny
toys, amusing puzzles or what you
will, so long as it comes in a
Christmas package.
Make your menu a symphony
of red and green foods which are
gay with Christum.-? flavor. Here
is a suggestion for it. the recipes
serving eight persons:
CHRISTMAS DINNER MENU
Stuffed Olive* Spired Crahapplet
Hot Tomato Juice
Roatt Turkey or Chicken faith
Mushroom Stuffing
Manhed Potatoes Cihlet Gravy
Brussels Sprouts with
Dratrn Butter
Cranberry Sauce
Holly Berry Salad
Mince-Meat Ice Cream
Cordial Drops Coffee Nuts
Hot Tomato Juice: Combine the
following ingredients and bring
to boiling: contents of two 15-
onnce cans of tomato-juice, two
bouillon cubes, one and one-half
cups water, salt and pepper to
taste and a few drops of Worces
tershire sauce. Serve in cups
with a sprinkling of minced pars
ley on top.
Mushroom Stuffing: Saute for a
few minutes in four tablespoons
butter four tablespoons chopped
onion and mushrooms from one 4-
ounce can of mushrooms which
have been chopped up. Add to
one and one-half quarts of dry
bread. Then add two teaspoons
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salt, one-half teaspoon pepper, two
teaspoons sage and one teaspoon
thyme. Moisten with the mush
room liquor and as much water
as is needed. This is enough to
stuff a four to five pound chicken,
and the ingredients should be
doubled for stuffing a large turkey.
ITnIU/ Ttrrri/ Salad: Drain beets
from a No. 2 can of whole or rose
bud beets, and scoop out the cen
ters. Cover with French dress
ing and lot stand several hours in
the refrigerator. Meanwhile chop
two hard-cooked eggs, season with
salt and pepper and moisten with
mayonnaise. Drain the beets,
stuff with egg tilling and arrange
three or four in n wreath ot wa
tercress which has been dipped in
French dressing.
.Wlnrr-.Vrat Ire Cream: Heat
two egg yolks slightly, add one
tablespoon flour which has been
mixed with one-third cup sugar,
then add the contents of one 6-
ounce can of evaporated milk
which has been scalded with one
half cup of water. Return to the
double boiler and cook until it
coats the spoon, stirring all the
time. Cool. Freeze to a mush In
refrigerator trays, stirring now
and then. Add one and one-half
cups of cream which has been
beaten and one cup of canned
mince-meat. Freeie again, stir
ring several times. Or the mix
ture may be frozen In an Ice creta;
freezer with salt and ice.*