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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
8
Weekday lunch feature for Creamed Snap Beans with Crisp Bacon served on toast with white sauce and milk cookies. Bean dish uses butter flour milk and bacon. bake cookies 10 to 12 minutes on a greased sheet. Serves four. optional bean liquid substitute included.
Recipe notes a family dinner with grilled hamburgers and side dishes including new potatoes cabbage with mushrooms sliced tomatoes bread butter and an apple crumble beverage. Mushroom-1 provides ingredients and method for a cabbage and mushroom dish serving four.
This item lists a lunchbox menu featuring chicken sandwiches with mayonnaise radishes carrot strips fruit and a beverage. It then provides wheat flake cookies with ingredients like flour baking soda salt cinnamon nutmeg cloves shortening sugar egg buttermilk raisins and wheat flakes with a brief preparation method.
A compact recipe outlines an Avocado and Salmon Salad with grapefruit, greens and a tangy dressing. It lists ingredients including avocado salmon grapefruit salad greens tomato catsup mustard mayonnaise and lemon juice with the method to assemble and serve four portions.
Saturday supper features Creole Noodles with bacon beef tomato and cheese baked casserole. Sunday dinner offers Lemon-broiled Chicken mashed potatoes peas and maraschino ice cream with a cherry garnish. The text lists ingredients and methods for both meals including noodles eggs sugar milk and cream.
The London Daily Express urged prayers for daughters like Margaret Truman. The president’s daughter, in Paris for a European holiday, impressed Europeans during a weeklong visit and lunched with General Dwight D. Eisenhower at his Paris headquarters.
A recipe instructs to whisk whites and salt until stiff then fold in custard mixture maraschino cherries and whipped cream. Pour into a refrigerator tray and freeze until firm yielding 4 to 6 servings.
Quick pineapple and spider web crochet square eight inches in No 30 cotton. Pattern 523 with directions offered for twenty cents in coins. Address ad and payment to Austin Daily Herald Needlecraft Dept P O Box 5740 Chicago IL. Print pattern number name and ad clearly.
Four women each believe they are thoughtful yet show flaws. Sue asks privately to check if neighbors’ kids may swim. Jane never respects others schedules and interrupts. Charlotte seeks credit for favors. Mary pushes with high pressure and guilt. Real thoughtfulness blends good intentions with others’ perspective.
A humorous health note advises gradual sun exposure to avoid burns. It warns against long aimless tanning sessions and recommends using sunscreen with high protection, choosing lotions carefully, and applying witch hazel after sun. It mentions a AMA committee approved lotion that blocks most burning rays yet lets tanning rays through.
An advertisement promotes Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book offering illustrations for crochet embroidery knitting and household accessories with dolls toys and many hobby gift ideas. A free pattern is included in the book and buyers are urged to send twenty cents more in coins.
John P. Sten of Wayzata won the boys state governor race on the Fed eralist ticket defeating Bruce McManus of Bay Port 129 to 106. Kyle D. Krusemark carried the Nationalist banner for attorney general amid a near sweep by Federalists with Rich ard Gehrenbeck White Bear Lake as lieutenant governor Gerald Eisele Minneapolis secretary of state Paul J. Dovre Porter and Arnold Lindall Bloomington elected to cabinet posts.
Walter Yowarsky, University of Kentucky lineman, who was named outstanding player in last year’s Sugar Bowl, signed a one year contract with the Washington Redskins on Wednesday.
At a Rose Creek 4 H club meeting at the Fenske home the group set a July 9 tour and a July banquet served by food preparation members. They will run a county fair booth with the boys in charge. F L Lieb enstein spoke on 4 H projects and fair exhibits. Duane and David Fenske led a grooming demonstration before games and lunch.
Udolpho Boosters 4-H club met at Marion Peterson home with 34 members. They planned the annual tour July 16 starting 1 p.m. at Oliver Tollefson home. Ann Christianson spoke on University Farm and 4-H week activities. James Lind listed demonstration pointers for July Achievement day. Hosts were Mrs. Ben Dansnen and Mrs. Oliver Hjelmann.
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