The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. 8, No. 50, Ed. 1, Friday, August 23, 1946 Page: 8
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its own cities or by mladelphia
and New York It is but a step from
larm to market
Alexander Hamilton selected the
VACATION PARADISE Nature has provided abundant attractions
to beckon vacationists to New Jersey Sparkling lakoB and moun-
tains lure many to the Inland areas while the thrill of a seashore
lacatlon draws countless others to the New Jersey coast with Its
120 miles of sandy beaches
jite of Paterson for an industrial
city Early New Jersey scientists
and inventors accelerated the trend
toward Industrialization John Fitch
and Col John Stevens with their
steamboats and Scth Boyden with
malleable Iron and patent leather
Go be followed later by the genius of
Thomas A Edison the wizard of
llenlo Park
Today there arc heavy industries
at Newark brick and terra cotta
works around Perth Amboy ship-
yards at Camden ceramic plants at
Trenton woolen mills at Passaic
textile plants at Paterson and
many others In such cities as Eliz
abeth Bayonne and Jersey City The
state ranks first in smelting and re-
fining of copper dyeing and finish-
ing of textiles and ranks high in
rubber goods production It Is sec
said In manufacture of silk rayon
and chemicals New Jersey ranks
sixth In the nation for value of man-
ufacturing
Mining Starts Early
Few people regard New Jersey as-
a mineral state However In 1685
iron was mined in Monmouth coun-
ty and this basic resource has been
aoined ever since Zinc deposits at
Tranklin Furnace and pgdensburg
Jersey and it has unlimited quanti-
ties of sand and gravel lime
greensand marl and peat
Despite three centuries of de-
velopment about 40 per cent of
New Jersey still is In forestl
Of great significance are the
oystermen and fishing captains of
the Jersey coast one of the worlds
truly great fishing grounds From
Sandy Hook to Cape May the coast
provides every variety of fishing
Three Main Divisions
New Jersey might be called a
peninsula since with exception of
the 50mile northern boundary from
the Hudson to the Delaware it is
entirely surrounded by water It
has three physical divisions In the
north Is a mountainous lakestud
ded region known as the Appalachi-
an Highlands The central or Trl
asslc section with gently rolling
hills supports most of the states
urban and industrial development
The large southern coastal plain
has fruit orchards market gardens
swamps pine wastes and miles of
beaches and shallow bays
All of New Jersey that touches
the Atlantic ocean Is famous for
Its seashore Asbury Park Is one
of the best known of North Jersey
Typical New Jersey Mountain Sect
HEMPWLIi COUNTY NEWS CANADIAN TEXAS
By EDWARD EMERGE
HNU Fealarea
New Jersey the Garden State is more
than the 90mile trip from New York o Phila-
delphia It never can be appreciated by hur-
rying through it or bydashing over to the
Jersey side for a few hours But the vaca
tionist and the sportsman as well as the
farmer laborer industrialist or homescck
er will find North Jersey South Jersey and
n points in between well worth the time It takes or a
Tisit and Inspection New Jersey Is an empire In its own
right the Mighty Atom among the states of this
nation
It hds great industrial areas where Mode in New
Jersey is stamped on thousands of products Its agricul-
ture Is highly developed New Jersey provides homes
Jor Its own workers as well as for tens of thousands who
have a business address in New York City or Philadel-
phia Its broad highways each a scenic and historic
route otter motor trips along the coastline of the great
Atlantic or through the hills and valleys forests and
farms orchards and parks of the interior
In New Jcrsc one ma > hae Hie bustle of the
city the vibrant life of seashore reports or the
quietude of quaint forgotten towns where time has
itood sllll There is Bordentown where the 10th cen-
tury still Ihcs on every street as well as small vil-
lages resting solidly in the pockets of northern moun-
tains
There is much for every American to reIIve in New
Jcrsej where Gen George Washington spent a fourth
of his career as commandcrin chief during the Revolu-
tionary war Its scores of historic shrines arc rich In
early American lore and legend
Take Cue From Indians
When the early settlers arrived in New Jersey from
lurorc they found the Indians growing corn pumpkins
fourds tobacco and beans Taking a lesson from the na-
tives the scttluis cleared the land imported seed and
livestock from across the sea and developed an impor-
tant agricultural colony It became the Garden State
of the colonics
Today New Jersey lias prosperous small farms and
nigh types of agricultural specialization Dairy and poul-
try farms abound Small grains and field crops are
grown In most parts of the state Most of New Jerseys
farm products are consumed by 4 t
Sussex county are world famous
Trap rock sandstone argillite
granite slate marble talc and con-
glomerate are quarried in New
coast resorts with boardwalks and
convention halt Long Branch at
tracted visitors from Philadelphia
as early as 1750
Wide safe and sandy beaches are
plentiful along the southern coast
of New Jersey Atlantic City is
known as the playground of a na-
tion
Traditionally New Jersey has
been the home of many fa-
mous people James Fenlmore
Cooper and Capt James Law-
rence of Dont give up the
ship fame lived next door to
each other in Burlington
Robert Louis Stevenson when In
America lived at Manasquan
Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamil-
ton fought their famous duel near
Weehawkcn George Washington
wrote his Farewell Address to
the army in Berrien House at
Rocky Hill Grover Cleveland twice
U S President was born in New
Jersey Woodrow Wilson was pres-
ident of Princeton university and
governor of New Jersey before be-
coming President Walt Whitmans
tomb is at Camden Alexander
Woollcott was born in New Jersey
New Jersey is a great state
great in agriculture in industry in
WALTER E EDGE
Govarnar N w Jertey
education In historical lore lit pres-
ent opportunity In hope for a con
tinued greatness In the future Its
Incomparable seacoast Its beautiful
lake and mountain country its ex-
tensive fishing and hunting grounds
as well as the innate hospitality of
its people two out of five of whom
own their homes furnish proof
enough of the greatnessof New Jer-
sey the Mighty Atom among the
states of this nation
a small skillet
add onion and
cook five min-
utes Pour scald-
ed milk over
bread cubes
Combine meat
mixture with
A
Dread Makes the Pudding
See Recipes Below
Dont Waste Bread
Most of us dont think it matters
5ne way or the other whether we
throw away a
stale slice of
bread but if
each family were
to save a slice of
bread every day
A the amount would
feed many mil
lions of hungry families who are
ess fortunate
Small families particularly find
that the average loaf of bread dries
rather quickly and there are sev-
eral slices within the week that are
regarded as unfit for sandwiches
But there are literally thousands of
uses for such bread
Why not start on a personal
campaign of your own just to see
how much you can save by using
every scrap of bread well Spread
the word to your friends and neigh-
bors and lets see If we cant really
save food which Is the equivalent
Df putting dollars and cents In your
pocketbook
Here are ways to use those left-
over pieces of bread with meats
and vegetables They stretch these
other foods as well as make the
dish more savory which will be of
Interest to the palate as well as the
purse
Tangy Cheese Dish
Serves 8
5 cups toasted Inch bread cubes
M pound American cheese grated
3 eggs beaten
lt teaspoon salt
teaspoon paprika
Jl teaspoon dry mustard
21 i cups milk
Alternate layers of cheese and
toast cubes in a greased Vi quart
casserole Combine beaten eggs
salt paprika mustard and milk
Pour liquid mixture over bread and
cheese In casserole Bake In a
moderate 350 degree oven for 35
minutes
Meat Souffle
Serves 6
2 cups ground cooked meal
U teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
4 egg yolks b Ait en
2 tablespoons shortening
Vi cup chopped onion
lJi cups milk scalded
3 cups bread cubes
4 egg whites stiffly beaten
Combine meat salt pepper and
beaten egg yolks Melt shortening in
bread and milk Fold In stiffly beat
en egg whites Pour into a greased
IVi quart casserole and set In a
pan of hot water Bake in a mod-
erate oven for one hour
Baked Tomato Surprise
Serves 8
2 3ounce packages of cream cheese
2 tablespoons milk
LYNN SAYS
The KnowHow of Bed Caret
Beds should be cleaned on the
day that you give a thorough
cleaning to the bedroom Remove
all blankets sheets and pillows
to a chair Draw the mattress
off the bed so that the frame may
4 > e dusted thoroughly
flox springs may be cleaned
f
with a vacuum cleaner and dust
may also be gathered from wire
springs with the vacuum Wire
springs may also be wiped with
a clean Untie as cloth that has a
few drops of lemon oil sprinkled
on It
The mattress should be gone
over thoroughly with a vacuum
cleaner on both sides This of
course may be done ori the bed
or chair
Change the mattress pad fre-
quently and fit the sheets care-
fully qt the corners tucking them
well underneath the mattress
when you make the bed
LYNN CHAMBERS MENUS
Salmon Salad Potato Chips
Tomato Surprise
Watercress Salad
Bran Muffins Beverage
Blueberry Cobbler
Cream
Recipe given
1 teaspoon garlic salt tf desired
2 teaspoons celery salt
4 teaspoons salt
4 eggs beaten slightly
2 cups dry bread crumbs
8 medium tomatoes
Combine cream cheese milk and
seasoning Add salt to slightly beat
en eggs Place
dry bread crumbs
on pie plate
Slice each toma-
to crosswise into
fourths Tlace one
tablespoon of the
cheese mixture
on half of the slices Top each
with the other tomato slices Place
toothpick into middle of each sand-
wich to hold tomato slices togeth-
er Roll the tomato slices in the
bread crumbs dip in beaten egg and
roll again in bread crumbs Bake
on a wellgreased cookie sheet In a
hot 400 degree oven for 20 min-
utes
Bread Griddle Cakes
Makes 11 cakes
2 cups dry bread crumbs
2 cups milk
1 teaspoon salt
H teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 eggs beaten
1 cup fldely grated apple
Soak dry bread crumbs In milk to
soften Add salt cinnamon and soda
to bread crumb mixture Blend thor
oughly Add beaten eggs and apple
mix well Drop by tablespoon onto
a hot greased griddle Turn over
and brown on both sides Serve with
syrup honey or apple sauce
Now that so many fresh fruits are
In season youll certainly want to
make good use of them Fruits
combine well with bread crumbs
and give a nourishing finale to the
lighter meals we are accustomed to
eating in warmer weather Heres
a lovely dessert dressed up to fit a
queens table
Baked Fresh Peach Macaroon
Makes 6
6 medium fresh peaches
1 egg white stiffly beaten
V cup white corn syrup
Vi cup firmly packed brown sugar
2 cups coarse dry bread crumbs
Dip peaches in hot water to re
move skin Slowly combine beaten
egg white and corn syrup beating
until blended Add sifted brown su-
gar and bread crumbs Cover peach
with macaroon mixture Place on a
greased cookie sheet and bake in a
moderate 350 degree oven for 25
minutes
Danish Apple Cake
Serves 8
1 quart applesauce
2 cups toasted bread crumbs
3 egg yolks beaten
H cup melted butter or substitute
Yi teaspoon cinnamon
K cup sugar
3 egg whites
6 tablespoons sugar
U teaspoon vanilla
Combine applesauce toasted
bread crumbs beaten egg yolks
butter cinnamon and sugar Bake In
a greased two quart casserole In a
moderate oven for 45 minutes Re
move from oven Beat egg whites
until stiff add sugar gradually con
tinuing to beat until mixture stands
In peaRs Add vanilla Top apple
cake with meringue and return to
oven tor 19 minutes or until mer-
ingue browns
Its a duty to see that no fat goes
to waste Here are quick tips
Every bit of fat left from cooking
may be saved and used again un-
less It has scorched or Is too strong
In flavor <
Keep any fat from scorching and
smoking For once a fatt reaches
the smoking point it gets rancid
and It doesnt taste good
Kvleasad by Western Kewapajwr Union
Unionit
FRIDAYAUG 23 1946
Changing Character
Of Outmoded Rpcker
IN TODAYS cramped living
1 quarters there is little space for
a rocker that neither harmonizes
with antiques nor modern furni-
ture Yet with the slight altera-
tions shown here such a chair may
be made to seem at home with
either type of furniture
N REMOVE ROCKERS AND ADO
CASTERS FOR HEIGHT
1 PAINT CHAIR AND MAKE
T4 HARMONIZING
CHINTZ CUSHION
ND BACK covenj
After the rockers have been removrffj
It may be made to change character to
suit the material used for cushion and
back coven
This Idea Is from HomeMaking Booklet
No 5 which also contains more than 30
pages of Illustrated directions for other
things to make from things on hand and
Inexpensive new materials Readers may
get a copy of Book 9 postpaid for 19 cent
by writing to
MRS HUTU WYEin SPEARS
Bedford Hills N V Drawer 10
Enclose IS cents for Book S
Address
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Get OSullrvat SOUS as well as
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perspiration odor
fie
Made oti a face cream hate Yodora Is
adually tooOiing to normal skin
Entirely Jree from irritating salts
Can be used right after underarm
shaving
Stayi soft and creamy Indefinitely
Never gets stiff or grainy
No harsh chemicals to spoil clothing
Tubes or jars 10 50 600
Yes Yodora Is a genii deodorant
Try it feel the wonderful difference
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Miller, Othello Ontje. The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. 8, No. 50, Ed. 1, Friday, August 23, 1946, newspaper, August 23, 1946; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth47464/m1/8/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hemphill County Library.