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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1947
Page
7
Practical kitchen guidance on making breakfast appealing with variety and mood. Emphasizes early rising, aroma of coffee and fried bacon, fruit first, cereals, eggs in multiple preparations, and fresh breads. Includes recipes for Health Bread and Orange Coffee Cake with measured ingredients and baking steps.
A practical frock pattern from the Sewing Circle Patterns line emphasizes a shirt waist style suited for season after season wear. The design flatters nearly every figure and suits most fabrics, promising versatile wardrobe use.
A quick sauce for members of the green family such as cabbage and broccoli is to mix lemon juice with mayonnaise and heat in a double boiler. Experiments with herbs suggest savory ingredients like mace in baked squash or aquash souffle and thyme in chowder.
A set of pantry friendly recipes including Creamed Dried Beet on Baked Potato, Oatmeal Griddle Cakes, Baked Eggs in Toast Cups, Scrapple and Frizzled Eggs. Instructions cover mixing, batter preparation, and baking specifics for each dish with measurements and serving notes.
A home cooking note suggests mixing jelly with honey for toast, especially on nut bread. It also offers a quick dessert idea using prepared butterscotch pudding with half milk and half leftover coffee. Finally it hints at baking leftover stuffing in a casserole topped with eggs and seasoning.
University of Nebraska researchers add strained meat to six week old babies formulas, boosting hemoglobin by an average 13.3 percent in eight weeks. Meat fed infants showed better iron levels and calmer sleep, outperforming non meat fed peers at Child Saving Institute and St. Thomas orphanage.
In Rangeley Lake Maine the first Pine Tree state skunk hunt drew locals and visitors to a three day event led by Rangeley Sheraton GM W Scott Peirsol. Trappers used wicker baskets flash lights and pitchforks as costumes and a Skunk Hunters ball closed the affair.
In Norman Oklahoma the University of Oklahoma runs home economics classes for wives of veterans focusing on cannin crochet and clothing marking a shift from reading writing and arithmetic to practical skills.
Spartanburg South Carolina reports a 3880 made four faced clock by Daniel Davis in a mountain cabin. One face shows the sun's 2% hour progress while another tracks the moon's course and phases. A third face marks the day and month with leap year capability. The fourth handles standard time. RB Davis, grandson, owns the device now.
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