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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
8
Two longtime friends, Courtney and Poletti, recall World War I service in Auchel France. Poletti praises Courtney as a decorated aviator with Croix de Guerre, noting his ambition to fly toward Tulsa and his past flying record.
A detailed cold jelly mold recipe using cucumbers beets green pepper tomato mayonnaise and truffle as garnish. It describes vegetables boiled colored and arranged into a molds served on crisp lettuce with Indian dressing. It calls for gelatine onion juice vinegar chili powder and herbs to flavor and color the center with a tomato mayonnaise.
Peel oranges and slice crosswise. Remove cores and roll edges in parsley. Peel banana and cut into quarters lengthwise then crosswise and roll in pecan meats. Insert a banana cube in the center of each orange slice. Arrange on crisp lettuce leaves and serve with French dressing.
J W Poletti a Tulsa citizen and former WWI buddy of Captain Frank Courtney awaits the trans Atlantic flight to New York. Courtney, British test pilot and ace, plans Southampton to New York and back when weather allows. Poletti and Courtney, with James McCudden, served in the Royal Flying Corps together.
A domestic science counselor recommends Carnation Milk as a safe high quality choice for infant feeding and a versatile ingredient for cooking. The piece emphasizes breast milk as best, the need for doctor guidance, and describes Carnation Milk as sterilized, homogenized, easy to digest, and free from contamination. It notes the product’s use in soups sauces cakes candies and ice cream and invites readers to request a free cookbook.
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