The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, February 2, 1934 Page: 4 of 6
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FRIO VY, FEBRUARY 2, WJ84
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d News for the Housewife
Newspaper Guarantees Every Advertisement To Be Truthful And The Products To Be As Represented
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fiEOPES AND
MENUS
By Department of Home Economics
(CIA)
i, Feb. 2—The oondiUon
outh is a good indica-
whetber the diet of that
la what .it should be.
shown that a mild
of the gums is a
al diet which contains all the es-
sentials for' health is an important
factor in overcoming a tendency
toward dental cares.
Candies, sugars, crackers, pas-
tries, bread and cake all cfiecay
condition and it is the teeth if allowed to remain on
of ill health. A liber- their surfaces, therefore the teeth
The New Month Right
At Plukals
siromf
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One 10c
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potato chips
or plain BREAD
ALL FOR
49c
Althouse to Sing Siegmund in “Die Wajkure;”
First American Cast in Role by Metropolitan
must be clean and free from food
bsford going to bed as most of the 1
decay takes places while sleeping.,
Food that calls for proper mas-
tication is an advantage' in that
it uses the muscles which are nec- j
essary for the proper developmentj “ "■ 1
of the jaw and face. The Ameri-: §{<>ry and Cast of Popular Wagnerian Opera Which Will
can diet of today is oftentimes too; ^ _ , , . . __ .
concentrated and refined. I Be Performed m Saturday Matmee
Treasury Will
Purchase Gold
j. WASHINGTON. Feb. 1—<INS>— J
j Beginning today the treasury will
! purchase all gold bars imported in-
j to the United States. Secretary !
Morgenthau announced.
This amplicification of previously
announced regulations under the
new gold policy clears up a ques-
i tion as to whether banks and other
could import gold and sell it to the
government of £35 per fine troy
ounce.
bar none, even though you
your hair back, wear smart
smoke cigarettes and fh.il to "bring
home a cent. He ’Is the man
won the love and fife
of the greatest women an
your mother. He is “some man,"
and not the “old man.”
If you win as good, a wife as he
did. you will have to -go some. —
Plan of River
The following two days diets
contain the essentials of health:
BREAKFAST:— Stewed prunes,
whole grain cereal with top milk
scrambled eggs, toast, milk, coffee.
DINNER:—Broiled lamb chop,
baked potatoes, buttered onions,
king salad, bread, buttermilk,
baked apples.
SUPPER:—Escalloped corn with
Bacon, bread, butter, fruit, salad,
milk.
BREAKFAST: — Whole grain
cereal with top milk, toast, bacon,
cherry preett’ves, milk, coffee.
DINNER:—Salmon Ipaf, horse
radish, creamed potatoes, spinach,
'lettuce and tomato salad, bread,
. buttermilk, Jellied prunes with
cream.
SIMPER:—Cream of tomato soup
croutons, toasted egg and olive
sandwich, coffee.
KING SALAD:—^Raw cabbage
(which has geen made crisp in the
refrigerator), shred fine, Haw
carrots—scrape, wash, shred fine.
Take equal parts of the cabbage
and the oarrots and add other un-
cooked vegetables that you wish;
shredded or chopped, (Green pep-
pers, onions, celery or cucumbers.
If you wish, you can vary this
with a choice of cooked vegetables
as peas, beets, string beans, etc.)
Dressing—8cflt„ hall t lemon
Juioe—instead of vinegar 1 to 2 t.
Mix in order given and beat vig-
orously. Rub a kernel of garlic
on inside of the mixing bowl, or
mix a very small part of the ker-
nel, chopped and crushed, in the
mlad itself. If
I
Told 1»>
PAUL ALTilO'JSr:
y the performance of Wagner's
DAD
and the fatal curse of the vindictive He may wear last year’s
.dwarf Which in the end is to bring not hat. las finger-nails may
“only death to all the principals of manicuring, .his
i,T£ god.. °“ P ' little loose and Ms pants may bag !voi<* It ^ sponsor'd by
Of these four music-dramas I sus- j at the knees; his face may show r of Ns,
....... . .w .*<-• ai | signs of a second day’s growth, but bloc fighting for c
a ^ , nrm’J vnn pall Film *Thp OlH . . ___.. .
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1-
l-A resolution requesting
Rosevelt to send congress a
, bensive plan Of riven, i
straw . atxj hydro-electric power
need mentis was adopted by tt
1 Can—3 FOR.
wnet
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Foods
•*l*“eh’ 10c
politic. Opera Company will broad-
c£«. this Saturday afternoon I shill
sing iac role of Siegmur.d and I be-
lieve that I am the first American
tenor lo be cast by the H:troix»li:an
for a major role in one of the later
Wagnerian music-dramas.
That fact Of itself mahes me very
proud and happy, but still more so
does the fact that I shall be realizing
the ambition of years.
„ I have sung Siegmund many times
In this country, in Chicago, Phila-
delphia and Los Angeles but Saturday
Will be the fourth red-letter day of
my life.
The first was twenty years ago
when ae an inexperienced youth I
made my debut at the Metropolitan
as Dmitri In “Boris Godounoff ’
The second was when T-made my
debut in Befttn, singing Canto in
lfPagliacci and the third came three
years ago’When I eang my first major
Wagnerian role in the Chicago Civic
Opera, Siegmund, the same as I shall
sing tomorrow.
Has Been In Opera 2* Tears
Every tenor, endowed with the
Uiire—rj physique and voice, looks
forward to the day when he can
the heroic roles in Wag-
fried, Tristan, Parsifal—and I am
certain that the chief reason opera
has so few satisfying tenors of this
eishs is that the great majority begin
to stag these parts too soon, before
they are fitted physically, spiritually
and artistically, before they have bad
the actual experience necessary to’
secure "Wagnerian routine.” The re-
sult too often is that their voices
you fed that you a*e warn oat when they should be
wweawww—wi j tat their prime.
I have been in opera twenty .years
gad only eight years ago when I
In asy mid-thirties did I begin to
Che hghtar Wagneriafkparts and
in the last few years have I a'
• « a a • a
manicuring, .his vest may hang a j.^ V/lth*ct -k
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• i popular with the general public.
! action rs simple: a"*m"nri
Paul Althouse
the Infinitely more exacting roles Of
the later music-dramas.
I had had a long apprenticeship In:
song recitals, oratorio. French and
Italian opera before I felt that I was
ready to realize my great ambition
and I believe such an apprenticeship
is most necessary. The Voice must be
Mb rnasK.-Pvmar- Siegmund. Sieg- given time to ripen and mature. The
singer must learn all the tricks of his
trade in the way of saving strength
and energy.
“Die Walkure" is the first music-
drama of that stupendous tragedy
"The Rihg of the Nibelungs." It -la*,
preceded by the prologue, “Das
Rheingold” and is followed by "Sieg-
fried" and ‘ ‘ Gotterdammerung. ’ ’ In
"Dae Rheingold’’ is laid the founda-
tion of what follows in the tmga&y
proper—the rape of the gold from the <
Daughters of the Rhine by Alberieh,
the taking of the gold from Alberieh
Wotan, chief of the gods, that he
may pay the giants, Father and
Faso It, for the building of WhUtaUa,
Siegmund "iolat'n
the heerth o; Bunding who has givor.
him shelter and ’flees with his wife
Sieglindo.
m the second act Wotan :s —arned,
by his tvi'e, FricLa, that the am eati
be atoned only in blood and much
against his will he instructs hi3 .a-
vorite daughter, Brunnhilde, that net
only must Siegmund die but also Sieg--
iinde and her unborn babe. She retails
but while she cannot save Siegmund,
she rescues Sieglinde, carries her
away into the forest where the young
hero will be born.
y. Great Artists in Cast
jT_- ' -----■ ,
Then comes the tremendous third
act With tile gathering of the Valkyrs
who wpuld shield Brunnhilde from
Wot&n’S terrible anger;, her pleading
for mercy and finally Wotan casts
her into a deep sleep, in a circle of
magic fire, to be kissed into con-
sciousness by the hero without fear. >
The music throughout, is beautiful I
as only Wagner could make it. Of [
course, there are no set arias, unless
one excepts the lovely “Spring Song”
in the first act but there' are marvel-
ous episodes like the Sword Scene
In the same act; in the second adt,
Brunnhilde’s wild war cry “Jo-ho to-
ho” and the exquisite scene in which
she summons Siegmund to Walhalla;
and in the third act is the ever thril-
ling “Ride of the Valkyrs,” the assem- ;
bling of those messengers of death,
Wotan's farewell to his beloved
daughter and finally the Magic Fire
Scene which as descriptive music has j
no parallel la all musical literature.
Some of the greatest living Wag-
nerian artists will appear in this per-
formance. Frida Lelder, just back
from Germany, will be Brunnhilde;
Gertrude Kappel, Sieglinde; Karin
Branzell, Fricka; Ludwig Hofmann, i
Wotan; ’Hnanuel List, Handing;
the choir of Valkyrs will
Metropolitan artists Artur
wifi of course, conduct.
I don”; you call
him The Old
Man.’’ ’/y
For years* he has been ruahiug
around to get things together,
never once Jibs he failed to 'do the
right thing by you. He thinks
you are the greatest boy on earth,
ship and control of
power projects.
If the automobiles tb
States were distributed
would be eight on each"
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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TRIUMPHS AND COBBLERS
Maine Seed Potatoes *wiH Arrive Next Few days.
BOTLE "WHEAT
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With Dinner Plate
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pkg..... ,25c
most have the flavor of
and mustard in the dressing
them moderately. Serve on
tame, eacarollo, dandelion or
or without sliced raw to-
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Scalloped Corn With BMm: -
Out ootn off cob or use canned
earn. Make white sahee allow-
ing 1 c for every c of vegetables.
Arrange in greased baking dish
layer of corn, layer of broiled ba-
con and chopped green
layer ‘*f white sauce, bfcepeat un-
til all is -used.
•Omm with battered crumbs or
cornflakes. Moderated overt- un-
*• til brown. -Always watch .« scal-
loped dish to see that it does not
Erf Too dry. Hot water, milk, or
melted fat may be added to pre-
vent this.
And Olive Sandwiches: —
Dot 1 hard-cooked eggs through
sieve or ricer and mix with one-
thiifl c finely chopped stuffed
(dives and 5 T French dressing or
mayonnaise.
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r, Stayton
The Alamo
through its local manager,
Breeden, Thursday morning pledg
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Parade. It s also probable that the
Alamo comptny will handle the
turkeys used in the parade but tills
has not been definitely announced.
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There are only about 15,000 tele- i
tones In Bulgaria, of which Sofia
’s Corn Flakes
Large
Package.
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Pepper Lb, ISO j Beef Casings 49c
Peanut Butter
24 Ounce
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U Found on Farm
North of Victoria
A calf with two perfectly form-;
ed heads has been found on the
Rudolph Wactoed farm north of.
this city. The animal, its
j heads apparently too heavy for its
Stay neck to carry, drowned In a
shallow pool of water following the
aaaent heavy rain in this section It
is bettered
Mr. Waoker said the calf gave
evidences of having lived for eev-
«ntl hours. It was perfect in
other respect and was half Jersey
and half Brahma.
The calf was given to Joseph L.
Conti, who will have it mounted
and put on display at his service
statkm and machine shop here.—
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Every day^we’ve something nice,
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Chocolate Fudge
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Caramel Nut
Angel Food
also
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, February 2, 1934, newspaper, February 2, 1934; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth999633/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.