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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1935)
thurhday , > l u u h as, im s T V A M 1 M O A X , C H N IIU L PO IN T. O N 0O O N PA G E THREE importance oi the German refusal to ers, parent education specialist of with four parts of water to sprinkle selves but causing suffering and fin* continue to keep within the arm* the National Congress of Parents on gravel walks or drives to keep anclal loss by preying upon sheep, stipulations of the Versailles treaty. I and Teachers, who pointed out, dowu weed growth. calves, pigs and poultry. i a y o e a l t h It has been feared that she would among other things, that "the chief Caretakers on the college campus The Humane Society feels that do this ever since Hitler went in— training any child gets is what its put a long wire bail on a tin can an emergency exists and is heartily and every nation hopd against hope parents do and are, and not what which holds the solution. They dip in cooperation with the County Court that it would never happen. Under they tell him.” the point of a sharp soft stick in the and the Dog Control Board to ree* the Treaty, Germany's army is limit- Another visiting specialist was W. solution and then plunge the stick i tify this situation. There is Just one ed to 100,000 men, and she is not P- Jackson, field secretary of the down into the crown of the dande-jot two things for the dog owner to LENTEN D IS H »» Recreation association, lion, which dies in two or three days.; do. the officials point out, "secure allowed to have much in the way of National I tbsp Wore heaters hi re sauce Serving meatless meals become* Melt butter, add flour and season- « lrcraft. artillery, tanks. Now she whose topic was "Recreation, a Home The solution is highly poisonous aud a license for your dog and have him somewhat of a problem during the ings. add milk slowly, stirring con- w111 quadruple her array, greatly ex- and Community Need" The increas- is treated accordingly, the surplu* wear it on his collar in accordance Lenten season. To prepare meal* stantly. Cook uutll thick and smooth. tend compulsory military training ed interest in this subject was iudi- being stored In glass under lock. with the State Law or take your without meat over period of time and Arrange noodles and codfish in al- of riliteB8, and will build up her de- cated by the enrollment of 157 dele- Moss may be eradicated by raking j 0g to the Humane Society that a to keep them interesting to the fam- ternate layers in a buttered baking feU8i*® at>d offensive equipment at- gates in the series of special "train- it well to remove the thick patches. ccmplete record may be had on your j lng conferences" for group leaders land then spraying with a solution of animal.” tly is sometimes a task as well as a dish. Pour cream sauce over. Top much as she likee. test of one’s imagination. Bake 20* Inevitable result will be a boom ! recreation led by Mr. Jackson ammonium sulphate dissolved at the The Humane Society sincerely ad with buttered crumbs. Meat and its substitutes are mus minutes in a hot oven (425 deg.) in the munition Industrie»—and an- during the week A similar series rate of 2 ounces in a gallon of wa- vises the public to comply with the other long step toward European was conducted in parent education ter. The most effective way is to law inside of the seven days notice cle building foods and should be LIMAS W ITH CHEESE war. Every European country, sup- by Miss Sowers aud Miss Flora ^ apply during a period of clear wea given by its agents in the field as Included in the diet every day. They 1 onion, chopped fine posedly in self-defense, also increasei Thurston, acting professor of child ther, using a pressure sprayer, failure to do so will subject the dog also lend flavor, variety and satis 2 tbsp butter armameuts and armies. It is easy development hnd parent education though fair results may be had by owner to a $10.00 fine, the license faction to meals. Meat substitutes 1 No. 2 can lima beans for diplomats to speak soothingly of who was also one of the principal either sprinkling it on or even scat aud penalty and the costs o f court. Include fish, eggs, cheese, nuts, dried 1 green pepper chopped fine tering the material in dry crystalline security and to avow peaceful inten- j leaders of the conference. peas, beans and lentils. Eggs are 2 cupjs strained tomatoes tions— it is a hlsorical fact that ua- Ample opportunity to get acquaint- form, now considered as a protective food 1 H cups grated mild cheese along with milk, fruits, and vege- Brown onion and pepper in butter tions with first-class military ma- ed with each other and with the col-1 tables, and therefore, should be used1 and add tomatoes. Heat thoroughly, chines usually want to try them out lege staff and campus was afforded C H e c k B e i n g M a d e often— daily for children, when pos- Season with salt and pepper and add when theY thl,lk th® tlme 18 rlPe- by evenlnK get-togethers, teas, lun- Q n C o u n J y ’g D o g S stble. ______________ _ ¡drained beans. ____ Heat _______ thorougly and' Armed forces f principal nations cheons, parties and trips to places of J e Milk is the best buy on any food stir in beans. In a buttered caa-!toU ,: Russia, 830,000, with 15 particular interest. A festival of By thc provision of the Oregon list and this is true no matter how serole, make alternate layers ot «M.OOO reserves; Great Britain, plays was participated in by winning State Law relative to the enforce great the need to economize as it : beans and grated cheese. Bake in 2° 0 '0<R*. with 280,000 reserves; casts from Jackson, Josephine, Lane, ment of the state dog tax the county is our chief proective food. It should: moderate oven (365 deg.) about 25 France> 584,000, with 6,000,000 re- Multnomah. Clackamas, Columbia court shall upon the presentation V be used freely in food preparation,! lima beans may be substituted il serves; Italy, 437,000, with 5,000,- and Deschutes counties. of a petition by not less than 50 Why the weekly drudgery Multnomah county had the largest sheep or goat owners declare such ; 000 reserves; Boland, 325,000, with especially in meat substitute dishes, j preferred. of wash dey . . . slaving 1,700,000 reserves. The United representatives with 70 delegates a county a dog control district. This Interesting meals can b e built COTTAGE CHEESE MOLD over the wash tub? You States, by way of comparison, has followed by Jackson with 65. Clack hus been done and Jackson Couny around these meatless dishes: 1^4 cups cottage cheese will find it far more eco Ian army of 135,000, with 309,000 amas 52, Benton 48, and Lane 39. is now a dog control district. CODFISH and NOODLE ESCALLOP 1 cup cream whipped nomical lu the long run to 2 cups cooked noodles 1 pkg. lemon jello The board of supervisors of this avail yourself of our very V4 Pkg. salt codfish: soak over cup boiling water district have appointed the Jackson moderately prired service night, drain, cover with fresh water 2 cups mixed fruits County Humane Society to collect and it adds another day and cook until tender. 1 tbsp sugar the 1935 state dog tax and at the of LIVING— time for en 2 cups cream sauce, made as fol 1-8 tsp salt present time the society has agents joying your family, play lows; 1-8 tsp cinnamon Weeds and moss in the lawn can thruout the county on a house to ing bridge with friends or 4 tbsp butter Put cheese through a sieve, add A new understanding of the im- be eliminated to considerable extent house canvas. enjoying the open air . . . 4 tbsp flour The dog tax in Jackson County sugar and cinnamon and whipped portance of the changes taking place in the early spring by use of a nutn- Try our service this week! Vt tsp salt cream. Add jello dissolved in boil-; in family life and the relationship of ber of chemical preparations which was due Junuary 1st. It became de % tsp pepper ing water. Add fruits. Put in mojjjs the family to a changing modern so- may be mixed at home. An effec- linquent March 1st and thru the JuNt IMionc 100, Medford 2 cups milk and chill until set. Unmold and ciety was perhaps the key idea car- tive weed formula is being used at generosity of the county court no % tsp dry mustard serve on lettuce with fruit salad ried home by the 401 women from 1 ' Oregon State college where it is ap- penalty was charged until March 10. 1 tsp lemon juice dressing. 16 counties who attended the fifth plied to dandelions and other fleshy The dog control board and the annual Home Interests conference rooted plants by means of a pointed county court insist at the present time that every owner of a dog or I opinion of observers, is that he L at Oregon State college February 12 stick, for 13-lb. bundle slipping— but that he »till has the to 15. In addition they gained a As described by A. L. Peck, head dogs in Jackson County pay the ori 4c lb. for each additional pound. t confidence of the bulk of the voters.! wealth of up-to-the-minute informa- of the landscape architecture depart- ginal license fee of one dollar plus a penalty of one dollar or deliver That, of course, doesn't answer the tion concerning almost every phase ment, the material is made up as question of how far he may slip— or of home-making. ¡follows; Take one-quarter ounce their dog or dogs to the Humane Besides some 30 membars of the of white arsenic and one-half gallon Society. have regained or added strength— Happenings That Affect the Dinner The Humane Society has accepted regluar college staff who took part of soft water and boil well. Add by next year. That, in turn, the re Palls, Dividend Checks and Tax covery program has failed in various |ln the conference program, a num- another gallon of soft water and one the task of collecting this license Bills of Every Individual. Nation important particulars— and, in addi-^er of outside authorities of state third ounce of caustic soda and boil duP to the fact that the county ts al and International Problems In tion, it has become confused with the ' and national reputation w e r e ja g a in . This forms a stock solution overrun with stray and unwanted separable from Local Welfare. reform program. Unemployment ¡brought to the campus for the occa- used straight for killing individua animals in a half starved condition soars. More people are on reliet al°n. On® of these was Alice Sow- w'eeds, but which may be diluted that are not only suffering them- According to all sigus, the Presi- than ever . ____ ___ Industry is sitting still, M V / Ä H ADAR.MAYNE O REGO N ^ A IR Y COUNCIL End the Drudgery ot Wash Day What You Do, Not What You Advise, Counts With Kids Weed* and Moss Now Eradicated by Chemical Use WET WASH 52c E c o n o m ic H ig h lig h ts MEDFORD DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 1 dential campaign o f 1936 is likely an(j many leaders seem pessimistic, to make that of 1932 which was A belief is prevalent that the Presi- considered exceptionally bitter— look dent.g pr„ gram ha8 lo8t d ir e c t io n - Iike a tea party. Issues are torm- that |t ¡8 whirilng around in clrcl68. ing, forces are appeariug, that a r c 1g gojng nowhere. entirely unprecedented in American . .. politics 8 that fact wllich 8<>PPorts the • hopes of third party radicals— they It seems inevitable that there will feal that fhe people if they 8ee the be a third party in the Held and it seems equally inevitable that that party will be of the extreme left. lt may be led by Huey Long, backed by la th e r Coughlin, and use as its appeal the Every man a King thesis. It may be led by a Town- send Plan advocate, promising pro- j faiiure 0f a more moderate program, wl„ go for one that lg rean y wlng And thp con8ervatives, strange- ,y en0Ugh, baiW thelr hopeB on *>x* a t(jy the Hamc thing— they believe , bat a RoogVelt collapse would send voterg spurring back to the rigtat- wlng o f econom ic thought. sperity for all through governmeutal What is right? Guess as much I largesse to the aged It may be led as you Uke— but don't bet on it. by someone who stands for some It Is impossible to exaggerate the thing we haven't yet beard of. Few think that the third party- candidate would win— the Electoral College system of counting votes for the Presidency makes that piacti- Cali y .liipuooiu.e, as itoosoveli iu< List discovered, and as Ea roileiie the elder did alter him. The th.id party's importance lies iu what tt- fect it will have on the vote ou.din ed by the reguiar Republican and Democratic parly candidates— ana therein is an opportunity for end less conjecture. Backers of the President pooh- pooh the third party, say he is cer tain to win a sweeping victory in '36 whether the movement materia lizes or not. Opponents of the Presi dent hold that the third party would draw millions of votes that woulu otherwise go to Mr. Roosevelt, woulu thus indirectly cause the election ot a conservation Republican, who would have support ot most business men, together with the party's es tablished following. It was that aspect of the question which General Johnson spoke on in RELAX while thc engineer his amazing speech of a fortnight does the driving. ago. Whatever you think of the I General's views, you have to admit READ or write .s we speed over tmootb steel rails. he has courage, he isn't afraid tc speak his mind. In his speech, he EAT in the dining car when ever we're hungry. Complete made a bitter attack on Long and ■»«all now cost as little asSOc. Coughlin and all they stood for. Then he turned and lashed the conse. .u DRIN K cool, clean water whenever we're thirsty. lives who might encourage them iu order to draw support away from SLEEP in a cozy berth. 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