Area Cooks Right On Mark Unsung Heroines
The Courier-Gazette reports a new cookbook Maine Cookery Then and Now compiled by Mrs. Loana Shibles and Mrs. Annie Rogers from Newport and Jefferson. It features 616 recipes from 612 entries with sections on calories menus heirloom quick meals and microwave cookery.
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Courier-Gazette
Rockland
Maine Cookery
Gazette
Loana Shibles
Newport
Annie Rogers
Jefferson
Nathalie Smith
South St
Biddeford
Evelyn Mayo
Wells
Margaret Bedard
Hollis Center
Anna Crockett
the Gazette
Maine
Nostalgia for Vic and Sade in a Half Way House
A short critical note on the book The Small House Half Way Up in the Next Block edited by Mar Frances Rhymer from McGraw Hill. It highlights how radio shaped listeners imagination and recalls the Vic and Sade show created by Paul Rhymer. Ray Bradbury calls the show a warm celebration of simple, lasting human moments and conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Frances Rhymer
McGraw-Hill
Vic and Sade
Paul Rhymer
Vic and
Sade
Ray Bradbury
Skip
Pinter
Beckett
Phil Thomas
Associated Press
Kitchen tips on mushrooms fats and pan heat
A three ounce can of sliced mushrooms yields about one third cup solids and one third cup liquid. Animal fats raise cholesterol while polyunsaturated fats from corn cottonseed soybean and sunflower oils lower it. Skillets should be flat bottomed to brown evenly. a warped pan hinders even cooking.
What To Do Until Plumber Arrives
Homeowners should address water hammer and noisy plumbing promptly to prevent costly damage. Steps include venting air chambers, tightening or replacing supports, inspecting washers, and setting hot water to about 140 degrees. use cable or wrapping to stop condensation leaks if piping is exposed.
Mrs Washington a Remarkable First Lady and Hostess
The account highlights Martha Dandridge Custis Washington as a wealthy, influential figure who supported George Washington throughout his career. It notes her land wealth, hospitality at Mount Vernon and the White House, and affection for her husband. It mentions her long marriage and her death in 1802 after grief over his passing.
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George Washington
Martha
Mrs. Washington
Washington
Martha Dandridge Custis Washington
White House
Mount Vernon
Three Stages Of Woman Miss Mrs And Ms
Stephanie Twin a Madison woman won the right to resume her maiden name after a Dane County judge ruled no law required a married woman to take her husband’s name. She now uses Ms. and plans to pursue women’s history studies at Rutgers.
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Madison, Wis
Madison
Stephanie Twin
Richard Smuckler
Dane County
Norris Maloney
Stevie
University of Wisconsin Law
Linda Roberson
Alan Koritzinsky
Ms. Twin
Wisconsin State Attorney General
Maloney
University of Wisconsin
Smuckler
Twih
Twin-Smuckler
Rutgers University
Maine Nuns Depart for Mission in Brazil Diocese
Sister Priscille Roy of Biddeford and Sister Pauline Theriault of Van Buren lead a Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary team to Brazil to serve a 13 000 parish under Padre Mario in Rio Grande do Norte. They will handle religious education baptisms funerals liturgies and parish outreach with support from the Diocese of Portland and Diocesan Human Relations Services.
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Priscille Roy
Napoleon Roy
Biddeford
Maine
South America
Cairo
Rio Grande de Norte
Brazil
Priscilla
Pauline Theriault
van Buren
Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Padre Mario
Kevin Conconnan
Diocesan
The
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Rio Grande Do Norte
Household Hints for Oven Use and Leavening Power
Practical kitchen tips on oven setup and pan care. Soak greasy pans in hot water, use cold water for flour mixtures, and cool hot pans before water to avoid warping. Keep baking powder dry to preserve leavening power, checking for lumps or crust as signs of moisture damage. A soda can aid buttermilk or molasses in leavening flour blends. For thick batters and doughs, baking powder and soda act as the major leavening agents.
New England Spring Garden and Flower Show Opens March 17
Snowy signs point to spring as the 102nd New England Spring Garden and Flower Show debuts March 17 at Commonwealth Armory Boston. Highlights include Poisonous Plants by Margaret C Ferguson Greenhouses and Arnold Arboretum, Indoor Light Garden Society displays, a hobbyist backyard garden by DeVincent Farms, and the Sophisti Coat with Du Pont Zepel finish. The exhibit also features Understanding Pesticides by NACA with education for lay readers and a free copy offer.
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Peg Welch
Commonwealth Armory
Boston
New England
Paradise
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Margaret C. Ferguson
Wellesley College
Arnold Arboretum
Indoor Light Garden Society of America
DeVincent Farms
Waltham
Sexy Kitchen Big Plus For Landlord
Builders emphasize features in kitchens to attract renters with built in ranges frost free refrigerators dishwashers and disposers. Prospective tenants should inspect appliance quality controls cleanliness and proper installation focusing on gas ket fit cabinet heat clearance and noise reduction while checking lighting counter space and accessible storage.
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Associated Press
Nose Lost and Kicked to Victory in Shamokin Bout
In September 1892 Shamokin saw a brutal bare knuckle fight won by a Galahad after a decisive stomach kick. A female referee awarded the victory with a kiss, then was struck by a club wielded by a partisan onlooker. The event cited a strong woman role amid the melee. Apples in perforated bags last at least three weeks.
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America
Biddeford
Shamokin
First Woman Named U S Army Reserves Recruiter in Maine
Lucille Thibodeau, a licensed practical nurse from Sanford, becomes the first woman to serve as Reserve recruiter for southern Maine from Augusta to Kittery. She holds sergeant first class rank and is the only woman in the Saco Reserves unit.
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Maryline White
U.S. Army Reserves
Maine
Augusta
Kittery
Lucille Thibodeau O Sanford
Saco
351St General Hospital Section 1
Set. Thibodeau
WAC
United States
Europe
Active Reserves
Saco Reserves
Franklin Street
Thibodeau
Aves
Nason Street
Sanford
Coconut storage guidance after opening
Refrigerate coconut after opening to preserve freshness. Keep tightly covered, whether in cans or packages, and use within a reasonable period to prevent spoilage.
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Good Sheperd Training School
Quebec
Coady International Institute
St. Francis Xavier College
Antigonish
N.S
St. Joseph College
North Windham
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Simmons College
Massachusetts
Bar Harbor
du Pont Zepel
Max Adler
Count Remi
National Agriculture Chemicals Association
Department K
NACA
N.W
D.C
Love
Alexander Pope
C. Lucille Thibodeau
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