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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
7
A short clippings-style cooking note extols fruit desserts as morale boosters and presents three recipes. Apricot Torte uses oats and brown sugar with a lemony apricot filling baked in a shallow pan. Frozen Strawberry Omelet blends strawberries with eggs and sugar then is frozen. Date-Nut Pudding begins with flour sugar and leavening, outlining ingredients and method.
A Western Newspaper release presents Lyon Chambers recipes including Fried Sausage Cakes with Corn, Jellied Cabbage Slaw, biscuits and a Strawberry Omelet. It also features a Chocolate Chip Pie, a Coffee-Adapted Mousse pie, a Pecan Pie and spicy cookies with molasses baked in hot ovens.
Thrifty tips cover reheating leftover vegetables on hot biscuits and creating rosy red sauces by mixing strawberries with rhubarb for cottage pudding cake or dump lings. Use winter jams in coffee cake fillings and bake with marmalade lined pans. Cook potatoes with skins to preserve iron, noting iron loss.
A memoir recounts a Negro serviceman named Bill aboard the Lexington who helped fellow Princeton survivors after a sinking in the Philippines. He remained calm and modest saying he was simply surviving.
A quirky downtown dialogue features Mrs Campbell Dear and a playful chorus about fashion hats and the fat of the land. A masseuse earns from excess, a father fears supporting his daughter, and a stout woman ribbed by a meat market sign about giving fat to Uncle Sam.
Instructions describe using blue velveteen frames with red ribbon for formal rooms or plaid gingham for casual spaces. Frames can be fabric covered or cut from cardboard and assembled as shown in the sketch. The note mentions a frame tea from BOOK 6 priced at 15 cents each.
As American soldiers boarded invasion craft on June 6 1944 in England they received sealed letters from General Eisenhower declaring this was not a rehearsal but the real D-Day. The dispatch framed the moment as final authorization and reassurance before the assault.
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