Oatmeal Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe Feature
Instructional recipe notes on keeping a cookie jar filled with oatmeal and peanut butter cookies. Includes ingredients for four dozen cookies, steps from creaming butter and sugars to baking, optional frosting, and a parallel Hermit Bars recipe using butter sugar molasses and cake flour.
Lynn Chambers Pan-Broiled Ham and Cookie Recipes
Lynn Chambers offers a point saving menu with pan broiled ham, farsleyed potatoes, asparagus, endive salad with French dressing, whole wheat rolls, orange whip, and cornflake cookies. Recipes cover cornflake refrigerator cookies, orange refrigerator cookies, and economy brownies with detailed ingredient lists and baking steps. Readers are invited to request a meat roasting chart by writing to Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union, Chicago.
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Lynn Says Make Cookies Plan for Easy Baking
A playful guide urges preheating the oven and assembling equipment and ingredients before baking. It advises buttered pans or waxed paper for bars, room temperature shortening, and beating eggs before mixing with sugar, noting that melted fat harms texture and flavor.
Mary Suthers land at Sughuaro flag stop to meet ride
Mary Suthers lands at Sughuaro Arizona flag station, waits for Wagon Wheel Ranch wagon, Len Henley of Congress Junction finally drives her to his trailer, where breakfast is served. Henley suggests Mary stay in Phoenix to seek hotel and lodging, while Bill Burdan seeks loan from Hamilton Henley Sr. Burdan's notes and collateral are purchased from the State Bank of Arizona after Burdan leaves.
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Arizona
Wagon Wheel Ranch
Len Henley
Congress
Junction
Henley
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Phoenix
Bill Burdan
Wagon Wheel
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Hassyampa
New York
Don Leonardo
Pablito
Virginia
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Hamilton Leonard Henley
Desert Raven and a Cowboy's Arizona Journey
Mary Sutherland travels with Len Henley through Arizona as he plans to escort her to a ranch hotel and manage lodging. A desert raven foretells she may stay in Arizona, while Len negotiates rooms, rides Mad Hatter in a rodeo and meets his influential aunt. The chapter ends with bets on Len's next ride and a looming hometown showdown.
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Mad Hatter
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Restore Fuffiness of Che Nille and Candlewick Fabrics
Instructions advise shaking vigorously during drying to restore fullness. When dry brush with a whisk broom. If glaze wears off wringer rolls, sandpaper with coarse paper can help. Use sandpaper sparingly and wipe with a damp cloth afterwards.
Temperature sparks in theater and cinema venues
The passage notes that emotional scenes in western shows or love scenes can raise theater temperatures by 8 to 10 degrees. It adds that temperatures climb in auditoriums during heated debates, eloquent speeches, or stirring songs, and that music may improve patrons' eyesight during film viewings.
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