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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1954
Page
5
Barbecued spareribs are popular with families and cooks using a pressure cooker for speed. The recipe browns spareribs in lard, then simmers with onions, catsup, vinegar, sugar, Worcestershire, chili powder and celery seed. Cook 15 minutes at high pressure, then reduce as directed.
ALBANY New York UP reports women are outpacing men as hunters and fishers as license issuance rises. The state department notes increasing licenses to women while conceding some men must admit women display more patience in sports.
A stove friendly method uses a single Oatmeal Cookie Mix to produce two dozen cookies with two eggs milk and vanilla. Store the mix in pantry and vary flavor with nuts raisins chocolate chips or coconut. Directions cover mixing baking and optional spice additions for fresh batches.
Prof Grace Coyle of Western Reserve University Cleveland says women join clubs for three chief reasons: to gain culture through weekly discussions, to climb the social ladder, and to do good. She warns do good groups risk social gatekeeping and loss of effectiveness when boards are filled by social status rather than merit.
Nebraska extension specialist Miss Ethel Diedrichsen notes the costliest item in an elderly diet is meat, suggesting cheaper substitutes like beans, fish, poultry, and canned or leafy vegetables. She advises using evaporated or nonfat dry milk, smaller portions, and wasting less by avoiding overpreparation. Heating trends push gas appliance use for cooking and heating to reduce overall fuel costs. A New York feature offers a bacon-tleck waffle twist, pairing breakfast bacon with waffles and syrup.
The text suggests a door may be unused and locked permanently and covered with fabrics matching draperies. It mentions grouping furniture, bringing pieces into a room, and creating a small cozy conversational space named Yours.
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