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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1947
Page
4
A playful recipe note shares Cherry Delight using gelatin and canned cherries with cupcakes as a center. It pairs with a suggested menu including tomato canape and a pot roast in claret, detailing ingredients for the roast such as chuck, carrots, onions, celery, spices, raisins, and claret wine.
Marinate meat for two hours in wine and other ingredients then sear until brown. Return meat to pot with the wine mixture and simmer gently until tender for about two and a half hours. Remove meat, strain the liquid, thicken with flour, and season. Reassess meat in gravy to ensure thorough cooking.
Texas and Louisiana signed a reciprocal motor vehicle license agreement ending a long dispute. The pact makes the truck’s domicile, not the firm, determine the proper state license for trucks operating across borders. Roland Cochreman, collector of revenue, announced the measure yesterday.
Amarillo Public Library to add diverse new titles tomorrow. Notable works include Japan Past and Present by Edwin O. Reischauer and Through the Back Door by Richard F. Lauterbach. Also featured are The Thresher by Herbert Krause and Mr Adam by Pat Frank.
Old advertisement copy warns that untreated bronchitis may worsen and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy. It claims Creomulsion reaches the source of trouble to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial mucous membranes and asserts it contains no narcotics.
The periodical Look presents a compilation of titles and authors including Bergh A Treasury of Hobbies and Crafts Michael Estrin The Pigskin Bag Bruno Fischer The Way Stanley E Jones Mrs Rasmussen's Book on One Arm Cookery Mary Lasswell The Pavilion Hilda Lawrence Modern Woman The Lost Sex Ferdinand Lundberg Mary Richardson Walker Ruth Carr McKee Who Wants to Live Forever William McLeod Raine Victory Over Pain Victor Robinson All the King's Men Robert Penn Warren and The Santa Fe Trail among others.
Ten year old Harold Peters listened to a graphic forest fire program in Omaha Nebraska when the radio caught fire. He smelled smoke and then saw real flames as a fire started in the radio set, injuring no one. Firemen arrived and contained the flames.
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