Crisis Cooking May Change Eating Habits
In the energy and meat crises of 1973 Americans may alter kitchen routines. The piece urges greater use of raw fruits and vegetables, batch cooking, and storing soups and stews, plus fuel saving through stir fry and defrosting frozen foods.
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Washington Post
Shredded Zucchini Delight From Frugal Kitchen Tips
A practical guide advises using a refrigerator to store ingredients and a double boiler for gentle heat. It warns against using the oven for heat and notes the pressure cooker for soups and tougher dishes. The article also details shredding zucchini, draining moisture, and cooking with butter and cream for a flavorful serving.
Mother Goose Examined as Village Busybody Thinker
University professor Wilson Curren Snipes argues in Children's Literature The Great Excluded that Mother Goose acted as a sociocultural observer of her community. He notes her intimate knowledge of figures like Jack Horner and Old Mother Hubbard as reflective of a religious era and social roles.
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Rape Crisis Group Forms to Aid Assaulted Women in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport, eight volunteers form the Citizen Committee on Rape Concern to establish a rape crisis center. They offer 24 hour help, legal and medical support, and education while noting underreporting and courtroom biases. Local police report multiple past cases and discomfort with scrutiny faced by victims.
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Virginia Auster
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Louis' Lunch Faces Dim Future In New Haven
Louis' Lunch, a 56 year old New Haven landmark, may be torn or surrounded by a new $12 million Temple Street medical center. Owner Lassen seeks either air space above the cafe or relocation of the 30 by 30 foot brick building. The third generation family business claims its burger helped launch the U S culinary scene.
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Shopping bag prices misstated in Messenger story
Belk-Simpson manager Joe Kelley notes a pricing error in Sunday's Messenger report on paper bag shortages. He says the correct price should read 97 cents to 1.37 per thousand bags, not 97 dollars to 1.37.
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Belk-Simpson
Messenger
Abby Says: Confession Of Desires Not Sin For Catholics
Abigail Van Buren advises that desiring a priest is not a sin, but acting on such desires that violate vows is sinful. The column also includes reader questions about a husband’s forced laugh affecting trust, and an overbite decision between braces or tooth extraction with guidance to choose braces.
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