Tomato lore and recipes from a bygone era
A historical collection discusses the tomato in Europe and Americas, noting early tastes by the Halicans and misperceptions as a fruit or ornament. It provides old fashioned recipes and instructions for tomato based dishes, fillings, and a Virginia catsup variant.
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South America
New World
Europe
TSS
Sears
Amenea
Mateo
Chane Rao
Atulf
Prairie memories and a Saskatchewan paper Connection
A reader recalls a Saskatchewan article about Chaplin and Tom Murphy’s son George, notes coincidences with a writer, and reflects on treeless prairies now sheltered by shelter belts. The Saskatchewan letter leads to Ontario Fall Fair observations, noting a Girls Pipe Band, a WU exhibit, red ribbons for neighbors, and a community spirit.
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Vancouver
Ahe
Matte
Saskatchewan
Mra Jarke
Ginger Karin
Chaplin
Abis
Ava Clarke
Terelf
Queaflan
Regina
West
Wariner
Norrie
Tne O
Tom
George Murphy
Tom Murphy
George
Vilage
Treeless
Todo
Soll Enchon
Ontario
CNLE
Confusion over Time Changes Delays Travel Across Country
A reader laments the slow adjustment to time zone changes from Guelph to Montreal and notes radio schedules misalign across cities. The piece also mentions postwar rationing shifts in Italy and Korea era canteen meals, with butter meat bacon and sugar allotments in flux.
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Standard
Guelph
Kitchener
Montreal
Lux Radio
Itttain
Ministry of Food
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