davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Sine Sran fir ale grHOer.

Inter oen bieIen Geften Snoieng
gibt es in Malabar in Gii0in0ien
audi 0ie @aIte Ser 8nnidoinas, oie
nod einem merfpiiroieen 8rou9
buIoigen, Den Ie BON elmer @ef6i9-
te ibrer beiligen Sdriften, Der 9an-
0atpos, berIeiten. Sier miro err
5ablt, mie flint 8riioer Elm ein3iges
M6oden beirateten uttS nit inn
gliidlih nuroen. SnfoIge0eIIen b1It
man Oarat felt, ooB ale griioer
elmer GamiIie nur cine Srou pa.
ben oirfen, uao tpent elm Yruoer
tuneen miiroe, iid cine @attin ouein
fir iid 81 nebmen, 10 piirOe er io-
fort ep6dtet meroen uno tonnte
ni4t mebr BEL Dem Stamme bIei-
ben.
Dieies eigenartige 6amilienIeben
bir9t nntiirlid ben AnloB du man
den 8erpidlungen in Ii9. Diele
peroen aber Ourd) Oie alien gor-
ihriftpn nod M0gIi9teit bermieOen.
So bat 3. 8. BEL benz Sod3eitsfeIt
Der Siineite bon Sen 8riioern, bic
Ole @attin beimfiibren, ben @1ren-
pIas unO miro iiberboupt beIonoers
nusge5eihnet, tpobI nm feline IApoAe
Steuung ben anoeren 4riioern Qe.
geniiber gu it1rfen.
@s fommt aber in 0ieIen Chen,
in 0enen manhmoI 10 bieIe Wa6n.
ner an cine ein5iee Grou eebunoen
iinO, bismeilen ou 6treitigfeiten un0
@IutDergieBen. Sn bieIen Tdaen
0ieier Nrt nber berri9t elm frieoIi-
DIES Slid, unO es gilt nIs oas
SeIbitperItGnoIidfte Der @elt, 6oB
nur cine Srau fir Die Mdnner 90
lit. Die itrense borgei9riebene
Gillette muB nber freiIid Iorgfdltig
beobohtet neroen, oamit man Eih
nidt oeeenieitig ing @ebeee fommt.
@enn ). 3. Elm 8ruOer Oos Grouen-
gemad betritt, 70 IdBt er feline San.
onlen Dor Der Cir iteben. Dos lit
Oos nnmiBOeritanOlide 3ei@en, 0nB
tein anoerer eintreten Oorf.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
3wii6en SimmeI nnb GrSe.

Grit Dor furaem murOe aus Stub.
Ion0 elm obenteuerIider Golihirm.
obIprung eemeIOet. 0amals bate e
fid nm otpei GIieger ~eebanoelt, bic
eIeid5eitig bon einem 6lus3eus OBJ
ipranoen. Ser 5onidirm beg einen
GIiegers entfoltete fih niht uno
beim MbIfur3 tr1f er, Der idon oes
Iideren CODES oetpdrtig NOR, dui
Ieinen aameraoen, Der i'm o%uffon.
gen uno unter Dielen GGmierlgfei.
ten fider 5nr gr0e geIeiten fonnte.
Ser iebt berihtete 3piidenfan lit
nidt meniger abenteuerlia. Ser
Gonidirmiprineer NitoIOff iprane
aus GROCER Sobe aus einem MiIi.
t1rfIug3eug al. 9abei entfaltete lid
Iein GMirm ieOod boroeitig uno &c.
riet in ons @eitrebe Oes einen Sill.
geIs 0es Mppnrntes, ioOoB @ifaIoff
in ber5peifeIter Gage Spilden Sim-
mel unO gr0e imwebte. Der Meha.
infer beg JlugdeugeS tletterfe nun
Biz ouf Die 1uBerite GIiieeIipise, nm
ben UoniHirm frei3umohen ooer
ben SIieger ouf Die ErasfI6he gu.
riid3u5ieben. Mber beioes gelano
nidt. Ser Medoniter muBte wieoer
in oie Sabine ouriidtrieHen uno
bort erIt beridieoene 3oneen bolen.
Stun tpagte er es nod einmaI, benz
aomeroOen gu &ilfe gu tommen. Sn
f6minOeInoer &0be bate er Idnee
5A nrbeiten, big es ibm geIang. ben
ToaIdirm bonn Tlug3eug ab3uI6ien.
Dobei aerriB ieOoh Der Sdirm. unO
gfifaloff Ttiir3te in Die Siefe. gHes
Ding nun oabon ob. OBJ es inn ee.
Iingen wiiroe. redt3eitig ben &eIer-
befanIdirm 5u entfolten. CRIT meni.
ge bunoert Meter iiber Der groe
botten feline WerIuhe grfoIg. 90
lonOete er idIieBlid pobIbeboIten
ouf Dcm Ho0en. mdbreno fem GEL
fer befrieOist gu ieinem Sit suriid.
froH.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Ser fSnisIi6e Sassr

Ser &6nig giftor emanuel IL.
bon Stalien ingte einnoI in ser
geGbe bon MoncnIieri in einfaher
SdgerfIeiOung, als elm Bauer iiber
bic Geloer auf Die SneogeIenidoft
6utam, Die Miibe nbnabm un0 iagte:
sWeine &erren, Sic ideinen mir
anitdnoige Sdger 5n fein, unO 6a
b1tte i'd nun cine Bite. Gin @oIf
madt felt Ginger 8eit bic @eoeno
nalider. idieBen Sic i'm bod bite
meg" Ser Song nidte: .Seute gebi
es niht, aber mir DerOen morgen
nieoerfommen." lln0 totIdhliH
tebrte giftor emanuel am nddlten
Gag 8urid uno ihoB ben @oIf. Ser
Bauer fam hoherfreut berbeiaeIal.
fen, beoontte iiH uno Oriidte Dem
26nig fiinf Dilute, oos fino ettDo
5tuei 2ire. in Die &onO. Ser Sonia
nnbm iie boherfreut uno Iaqte:
~Das lit mein critics ieIbItoercientes
@el0.~ Der Bauer erI1rot niht
wenie ais er b0rte, NIT mem -er es
3u tun bate. Ser a0nig ieood CAB
Dem Mnnn oIs AusgIeih fiir ben
Shnoen, ben Der Monn ourd ben
@oIf erIitten bate, cine erobe Gum.
me aur gnti@doieung.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
9ie uarBkteM @tabt Der @eIt.

Nnd ser Mitteilune zines fran.
36Iildem @eOerophieforihers 1T me-
ser 2on6on nod Netp Oorf bic
gr6bte Gtoot Der @eIt, icnoern
Debrecen. Ser llmfane Oieies ungori-
Tden Ortes betrdgt ettpo 1000 qfm,
iibertrifft ALTO ieOe @roBItoOt, tuenn
bic Gtaot aud freilih an ginipcb-
neroobl niht o~nn6brenO nit ben
@~roBItdoten bereIi@en tperoen fam.
Debrecen bIidt ouf cine uralte ger-
eoneenbeit ouriid un0 erideint idon
ais DoEirain oiif benz antifen Atlas
oes ptolemdus. SIN Sabre 1886
purOe es elm &nuptiib Der faIDini-
itiiden Stride uno Oas w%toluiniiti.
ide Rom" genannt. Sn Der Stoot
befinOen iid eroBe fiinltlihe Seen,
in Oenen Slide sum gyport ge-
Iiihtet peroen.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
Sapferer fIeiner gersffeiserI

anf Ben S0ben iiber Meiuerie in
SaUoDen bat iid fiiroIiG elm idperer
unfnn 5~ugetragen, Bel Dem ser
@enOarmerie- &auptmann Ballet aus
Ebonon t0olim berungliidt if. Ballet
mar am Worgen NIT Ieinem fIeinen
ddtidbrieen Sobn al einem Der.
b~dltnism1Big leibten glufItiea nam
ben &oders Be Meniies oufaebro.
den, unO Der feline AusFlug mar
ertportungsgemaB aud gut geIun-
gen.
Ser Sunge botte li1 beim Muf.
ftieg nader gebnIten uno lih eben.
10 BEL benz idpierieen abitieg ais
Elm geididter fIeiner 8ergIteiger Be-
uGbrt. Do tpnete Ballet an elmer
nidt 10 gang ungef6brli9en 6tene
einen Sprung, Der ibm iiGer ge.
Iungen mare, ipenn er BergItiefeI
angebnbt bate. so ober glitt er
plSsIid ob unO ftiirate 3tuon3io
Dieter in Oie Giefe binob. Oen fIef.
nen anaben NIT iim reiBenO. BAL
let NOR iofort tot. Ons 2in6 aber
mar fait unberiebrt gebIieben.
Bon @ntieten rief es I'M &ilfe
un0 aIs nienlano ~nnttportete, n0gte
es alein ben &ufitieg oil Der Ab.
itur5iteIe un0 ging 0nnn ben pei-
ten @eg 81 einem fleinen @eiler,
mo man i'm in gnrlo eriH0pftem
8uitnno ouffanO. CT bate fih BEL
Dem Strro einen Rieferbrlih duge-
5oaen unO cine 10 iHpere werIebung
an Der 3unge, onB qr feim @ort 80
fpreden bermodte un0 ieinen Set
tern in unseIenfen 8uditnben auf.
idrieb, mas eeiheben NOR. Man
brodte ben &naben fofOrt in 1e.
b1nOIung un0 elite 81 Der beseidne.
ten Nbfur3iteIle, Inn Den 2eihnnm
3m bergen. Dort tpuroe feitseiteat,
OoB Oas Rin0 MIR onOur1 o~erettet
tuoroen mar, onB es niHt auf oen
Sells ouffdlug, ionOern ouf ben
Aorper oes 9oters gefoIIen mar.
Dns topfere 8erboIten oes fIcinen
@dfi6briaen nod benz i1tperer, ibn
furdt6nr eriGEtternoen gOrfan, 1T
beiipieuos un0 in b0Gitem NaBe be.
munoersmert.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27
eeLtiame gee.@itteM.

Ser Zee lit beute in faIt allen
Q1noern Ser RuIturtpelt elm beIieb.
tes @etr1nf getDorOeu, ober Oie Mrt,
in Der man i'm genieBt, lit auBer-
oroentli1 berfdieoen. Mon br1udt
nur an Die feierli1en unO obgemeI.
ienen Gee0eremonien oes Sapaners
au 0enfen, Inn Die groBe fultilde
Stole gu erfennen, Die ser geIbe
Grant i'm 2on0e 0es MifaOos IpieIt.
Sober 4rbeiter trGgt bier ouBer Iet.
ner @iiHie nit &eis aud einen tlei-
men GeefeiieI nit lia, INN liH oas
unentbebrlide @etrdnf ieOer3eit
ieIbit bereiten gu f0nnen.
81bren0 Der NuIie, bel Dem Ser
Gomopar elmer ser widtigIten
neutrality-suspicious. lit. ben
See 10 iiiB trintt, OaB er germ al
ieOem S6Ind elm Stiid 8uder in
oen MunO nimmt, berbeI|ert Der
Gbineie Sen @eidmad ourd einen
3uiaB bon SoI3 oOer iognr BON ST.
iig, un0 in 9ibet gilt Der Butter
tee aIs @ipfeIpunft BEG feinen Sc
idmads. Ser GngIdnOer, Ser li9
auf iein GeeDerit1nOnis biel 3ngute
TIT, bermiidt Den oitaIiatiiaen @aIt
bdnfig nit Mild, elm 8roud, Der
BON an0eren @0lfern tpieoerum als
n6arbariid~ abgeIebnt piro.
Sn 8irma nimmt Ser See BEL Ser
Sod5eitsfeier einen uidtigen gIab
elm. 0os neubermdbIte 8aar toul6t
n1mlid ant Gage Der Seirnt cine
Miidung bon E~eebl1ttern aus, Die
in Del getau6t iino. Sn Der aus.
iibung Oieier &%anOlung iiebt man
Die @eDGbr fir Iange Sabre unge-
triibten gbegliids. Sn 8ufaro tragt
ieOer Gingeborene mie ser iopa-
niide Mrbeiter itets etpos See BET
liA. SobolO CT Durit befommt,
nimmt er aus Dem fleinen Sudden
elm paar 8ldtter uno iibergibt Tie
Dem BeliBer Der n66Iten EeefoH.
tube, bon Oenen es tnnienOe i'm
Sonoe gibt. @egen elm fleineg gnt-
gelt miro ibm Damn iein Seedlings.
tranf eefodt ben er nit Mild,
Sabne ODER RinOerfett po6Iidmet.
TENDER mo@t un0 in oen er Ieim
Brot tau6t.
Sidtige Seefoiter, inter Oenen
Die Sralen einen berborragen0en
Ylab einnebmen Iolen, niIIen oos
aroma ieoer- Sorte i6on mad benz
aaiien tUeniger 9Idtter an8aeeben.
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

sSest~, iast er, rberItebe id sic
GomOoiel SD bate cs eber merfen
ioaen gu biit es alio, Mar99
Nein, oaufe, Oer Grid lit bod Su
plump. gu b1tteIt ms bei0e nift
ouf oiele Qrt an Oie b1BIide Gtun.
De Dor flint Sabren erinnern ionen,
als mir uns ipegen 9einer unbe-
griinoeten Giferiuht trennten. Sc
lit better, Die Holi5ei beihibt Sid
Dor bIooen ginfduen. Ginbre9er
fiirhteit gu tpobI fnum
ngerdeibuns" Die Dame Marb
nlfo, Die Grnu, 0ie getrennt bon ibm
Iebte itnO erit felt einieen @oden in
0ieier StoOt neiIt. Dmie iolte i'd
iiberboupt niiien, ooB gu bier
wobnIt2~ Die Sir fnnnt gu. ueber
ben @ortenties %entfernen Ii1 fiir3e
Sdritte.
9ie AufnartefroM fommt am
Moreen ins Speiie5immer. Cine
Dame m0tte Serrn Be0erien lpre.
hen." BiiteuO min San obIebnen
0o tritt feline Grnu ihon Elm. sic
idWeieen beioe, Bis Die 8eoienerin
gegoneen III. oNimm bite Blab."
nDnnfe. SD Doate Sid MIR Bit
ten, in meiner @egentpnrt 0ns Gmt
o~n5urnfen. gieaeift gibt es cine
M6gIiHfeit, feit5uiteuen, pie uniere
GerbinOune auitanoe fam, Sd babe
ieoenfoIs ben Scorer niht ange-
riibrt nPab moht
San. gebt aber BOD ms Serrpn-
6imrner uno telepbouiert an Sic
&usfunft. - Isle erboIten in elmer
giertpIItunOe 8eIheio." San Iieit
- ongebIid ~ oie 8eituug. Marp
TART ~ onideinen6 - gleihmiitig
ouf Die 81nOe. Sier alto Iebt err.
Seine 5rou umioret i'm, unO er
f0nnte Idon elm &ino boben -
tpie er iid's INNER niinihte . .
9ns Gelepbon: SIS lag cine fleine
Gtorlng Dor. Ginige Robel beriibr.
ten iid, uno es lit m0sIid, Dab BEL
elmer b0aig anoeren 8erbin0ung Die
Dr6bte i~bereinonoer geidoben mur.
Ben. Sic Storung lit bpieitigt "
nNimmit gu ettpa an, San, oaB
i1 aud nod sic Storungsiteue be-
1tohen habe?"
SD bin bod fein Sinh, MnrD."
gr muB laden uno legt ungetuoIlt
sic Sano ouf lire Stubaebne. naber
gu ideinit Elm 9inO gu Iein, Sid 10
gu fiirdten."
n8enn man flint Sabre INNER
un0 INNER gang ALIEN gepeIen it'll"
~giit gu 0as, Marb! gu mirit
bod einen anoeren Mann fennen ge.
lernt boben2 @eiBt Oh, OaB mir Der
o~breoeten, eigentlid in nieien Taeen
auinmmen5ufommen, mn ans idei.
ben 5u lniien, tuenn mir nidt nnoe.
rem SHINES ~9eiporOen iinO?"
sic nidt. SD babe INNER oorau
geooft, b~eionoers in oieien Iesteu
N6dten, uno neil id nidt Idlofen
fonnte, muroe mir 10 bange. Sd
obnte natiirIid niht, Bob On aus
Berlin fOrtge5oaen biit, ols i6 Nos
Saus mietcte."
pDu bait an mid geOodt2" -
.SmmerII~ .Oonn~, idgt er
Iongiom uno bemgt iih gu ibr. nba'
ben mir oos @leide eemont = uni
mir tpolen oos @ebeimnis Oes Sc
Iepbons gar nidt nit Ser attgebli'
den Gt0rune ertIdren. gs bat uns
nur berbunoen, neil mir b%erbun0er
moren - nidt tDnbr2"
Diefer San, beiBt es LIBERAL, bal
Ii6 alto Derbeirotet, unO babel nal
man INNER in benz @lauben gene
fen, er babe inon ir9en0tDo einI
Grnu. @ie man ii6 irren tonnl'
Washington Journal., 1935-09-27

Nogbaft. rDente Sir nur
leitern abenO bat mid Der 9otto,
Brenner gefiiBtl~
~Nh, oas mar gemib beim Yf1n
oerfpieI un0 Der arme 9oftor purot
Sa3u berurteilt."
District. n@laubft gu, onf
nan Suber aud ettpas nnpertrouen
fann?~
limb DBL SD bobe ibm mol
5pau8ig SHILLING geliebeu, aber Ell
bdt niemals mebr barber geipro
9enl"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26
SPARTA NEWS
Held from Last Issue)

Sheriff Walter Irwin and Floyd
Irwin left Sunday for Maryland and
Pennsylvania on business.
Mrs. T. P. Irwin was carried to
Statesville Monday for treatment.
Carr Choate, of Mocksvile, and W.
J. Choate, Of Salisbury. spent the
week end here.
Leo Irwin and Ernest Honaker left
last week for Chapel Hill to enter
college. ..-,@ ...t...-
d. C. Bledsoe and Earl Wagner
returned last week from California
where they went on a free trip as q
result as winning in q salesman con-
test held among Ford dealers.
Work started on the first section
of the scenic highway recently from
the Virginia line b. highway 26 be-
tween Sparta and Roaring Gap. 1t is
expected that $50 men. will be en-
ployed within the week
Ray Choate was carried to Sails
bury to hospital Sunday as a result
of injuries received in an automobile
accident several days ago.
Recent weddings here were F. M.
Wagner to Mrs. Mary Lou Bowie, Of
South Carolina; Howard Lyons to
Miss Resale Hoppers, beth Of Spar
Ia; and an announcement has been
made of the marriage Of Miss Rose
Edwards, of Edwards Cross Roads to
Mr.. Paul Schopbach, in Lincoln, Neb.,
on August 81.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26
from The
KEIYiN KITCHEN
%lOanAdamS

nately with the sour milk, mixing
thoroughly after each addition. Add
the dates and. chopped nut meats and
mix well. Place in a shallow. loaf pan
lined with wax paper and bake in a
moderate oven $3.50 deg. F.) for
about 80 minutes. Cool and ice as de-
sired or serve with whipped cream.
Apple Sauce Cookies
u cupful of shortening.
1 cupful of sugar
1 u cupfuls of unsweetened apple
/ teaspoonful of soda
1 teaspoonful of cinnamon
Ia teaspoonful Of cloves
n teaspoonful of salt
l cupful of raisins
" cupful of nut kernels
2 II cupfuls of flour.
Cream the sugar and shortening,
and add the applesauce in which the
soda has been dissolved. Stir in the
spices, salt, raisins, nuts and flour.
Drop in small spoonfuls on an oiled
cookie sheet and bake in a moderate
oven (about $50 degrees) from 20 to
Is minutes. ~..
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26
IN MEMORY OF ISAAC BARE

In memory of our dear grandfath-
er, Isaac Bare, who passed away
Monday night, Sept. 10. The funeral
services were conducted by Elders
Thompson, Webb Kilby, Rotten, and
Mcmillan. A large crowd was present
and we wish to thank our many
friends for the beautiful flowers
with which they decked his grave.
Grandfather was kind and loving
husband, father, and grandfather,
and all who knew him loved him. He
bore his illness with patience and
endurance.
"The voice we loved is still,
It makes a vacant place
In our home which never can
be filled.
His granddaughters.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26

The worlds farm 81 500
stations will
pulling staged Wayne Dnsmo Of the Horse
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26


from previous inventories and budgets,
budget making becomes easier and
more accurate and valuable. As. one
branch Of the, farming plant requires
more expenditure. such a. for new ma
chinery. fencing. livestock. etc., It may
be necessary to limit other branches In
order to meet these pressing require
ments.
The budget helps to formulate q a.
nancial program. It lie of special I'm
portance in arranging to meet special
or large expenditures. II the income
and expenditures are carefully budg-
eted it prevents the spending Of money
needed for interest and taxes before
the time Of their payment arrives. It
helps to provide reserve.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26
CCC ENROLMENT TO BE BROUGHT
Up TO LEGAL LIMIT OF 100000 BOYS
Boys in Service May Re-Enlist;
Minimum Age Limit Dropped;
Veterans Eligible

The Civilian Conservation corps
has sent out a call for more recruits
in drive to boost its enrolment to
the legal limit of 100000 to hel.o
swell enlistments, the minimum age
limit was dropped from 10 to II years
and ranks were opened to re-enroll-
nent of youths who have served at
least four months in the camps and
whose families still are on relief.
Coincidentally. officials Of FERA's
ruralsresearch division estimated that
100000 families embracing 1,750, 600
persons were dropped from relief
rolls in rural areas between February
Robert Fechner, CCC director, said
it was anticipated that more than
10000 young men and veterans would
be enrolled for the forest camps in
October in a program intended to
replace those who will drop out be-
fore October and to increase the
corps to more than the $4,000 figure
reached August 81.
He said the labor department had
reported that at least 10000 youths
Of II are eligible for the six-month
enrollments under regulations which
provide that enrollees must come
from families on relief.
The rural research division said the
latest figures available indicated
there were probably" 100000 rural
families on relief rosters as compared
with 1900, 900 families listed for last
February.
Officials declined to express an
opinion on causes for the estimated
drop from a total of approximately
100000 persons to 6,750,O00.
In the age groupe between Is and
"a it was likewise estimated that the
number on relief in the rural area
has dropped from 100000 to 1,115,-
600 during the same period.
CCC Officials said the maximum
number of new enrollees could not
be determined until it was known how
many individuals would drop out of
the corps before the first of the
month. But they planned to announce
state quotas for enlistments within
the week.
The first new recruits will be used
to bring up CCC camps averages to
200 men. Should the corps strength
go as high as $1,000 the number of
camps would be increased, officials
indicated, from 1851 to 1915.
It was learned that virtually all
war veterans in transient relief
camps will be eligible, regardless of
age, to sign on with the CCC.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26

Fragrant grape jelly served with
hot biscuits makes morning break
fast On a cool fall day a grand way
to start the new week. That is why I
am as busy as bee just now, making
my grape jelly. I am making plenty
of it, for made by. the short-boil
method, with none of the juice boil
ing away, it is most economical. 1
make my jelly with bottled fruit pee
tin so that / am insured against
failure.
Concord Grape Jelly
cups e lbs.) juice; TN cups
e IA lbs.) sugar; n, bottle fruit
pectin.
To prepare juice, stem about 8
pounds fully ripe grapes and crush
thoroughly. Add " cup water, bring
to boil, cover, and simmer 10 min
utes. Place fruit in jelly cloth or bag
and squeeze out juice. - ..
Measure sugar and juice into large
saucepan and mix. Bring to a boil
over hottest fire and at once add
bottled fruit pectin, stirring constant
ly.. Then bring to full rolling boil
and boil hard " minute. Remove
from fire, skim, pour quickly. Paraf-
fin hot jelly at once. Makes about II
glasses 6 fluid ounces each).
'... Ripe Grape Butter
7.cups g lbs.) sugar; Az cups
e IA lbs.) grape pulp; " bottle
fruit pectin.
Measure sugar and grape pulp, as
prepared above, into large kettle.
mix well, and bring to full rolling
boil over hottest fire. Stir constantly
before and while boiling. Boil hard
/ minute. Remove from fire and stir
in bottled fruit pectin. Pour quickly
Paraffin hot butter at once. Makes
about II glasses e fluid ounces
each).
Tomato Catsup No. l
l gal. scalded and strained tomato
pulp.
u cup sugar
8 tablespoons salt
2 tablespoons ground mustard
1 tablespoon black pepper
1 tablespoon allspice
IL tablespoon cloves
1 pint vinegar.
- Simmer slowly hours.
Tomato Catsup No. 2
/ peck red ripe tomatoes
/ lb. sugar (some prefer brown)
pint vinegar
8 medium sized onion
1 tablespoon black pepper
Handful of salt
2 pods of red pepper
Cook 3 to A hours and pour int
hot jars and seal.
| Date Spice Cake
It seems to me We are about read!
for a new cake recipe so this on
from Mrs. Inez White Of Charlotte
will be a good one for you to tr!
today. ] saw moist, soft dates on thu
market at reasonable price, Thurs
day.
" cup shortening
1 cup sugar
egg
/ teaspoon vanilla ..
| ga cups cake flour
1 teaspoon soda
II teaspoon nutmeg
n teaspoon cinnamon
1-8 teaspoon salt
/ cup sour milk
2-3 cup dates, seeded and choppe.
1-3 cup chopped nuts. ... -~.
Cream the shortening until smooth
then gradually add the sugar an
contince dreaming. Add the egg ant
the vanilla and beat well, until light
Add the flour which has been siftet
with the soda, spices and salt, alter
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26

recon mend cut
lining in advance
the m sthOd Of
using production
loans. Under this
plan provision is
made for monthly
expenditures and
funds are granted
to the borrower in
accordance with
the budget plan.
The bud helps
to show how loans
can he repaid.
With the accu.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26
LEGION MEMBERSHIP GAINS

Frank E. Samuel, national adju-
tant of the American Legion, said
today the World war veterans organ
ization now has 833,937 members,
more than were listed during all Of
the year 1884.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-09-26
the FARM. BUDGET.
,, DAN H. OTIS.
AfricsiI2saI Divscs0V, AWssica1
E0wkers AssOeiaei0O

Inventories aid in the formation OF
Q farm budget. Some banks. g we'll
% the. Farm Credit Administration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
Week in Review

War fears sent the stock market
down this week as timid traders
dumped their holdings on the as
sumption stock markets might be
closed in event of a general con-
flict in Europe.
For a time the market resisted
war influences. However, the un-
certainties underlying the whole
European situation proved too much
for the Wall Street imagination.
Rumors in the absence of facts
swayed the market easily. There
were periods of firmness, but sup
port of the kind which recently car
ried the market into new highs for
four years was lacking.
At times the volume of unloading
was so heavy that tickers fell be-
hind the market, adding to the con-
fusion on the floor and in brokerage
offices. Some new buying on the
declines which seemed to indicate
the end of the long rally had not
yet been reached.
AHNNo 4AOiAl I4iC NOBpCl lllQuSJI
was favorable. Export copper set a
2-year high and volume of business
increased sharply. Those develop
ments helped the copper shares to
make new highs for the year. but
they eased with the main list and
closed the week at small losses.
Steel shares made new highs
early in the week and then dropped
to losses reaching more than two
points. Rails were bid up on higher
car loaoings only to fall and close
lower. Motors behaved similarly,
mail order shares weakened. not
ably Montgomery Ward, which was
of more than five points on the
week. Chemical issues generally
slumped following periods Of
strength. Their losses for the week
extended to more than four points.
Other high-priced shares, isslA5
which had been the favorites re-
Gently were hard hit.