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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
7
A Western Newspaper Union release highlights porch and garden suppers with easy meat loaf and tuna fillings, hot potato salads with frankfurters, molded cottage cheese salads, and a fruit salad platter. Recipes include Refrigerator Meat Loaf with tuna substitute, Mock Chicken Filling, Nippy Filling, and a hearty fruit and vegetable spread for summer dining.
Lynn suggests complementing cold cuts and substantial salads with hot quick breads like corn bread and whole wheat biscuits. Include frozen ice cream for outdoor suppers and garnish salads with relishes. Use checked cloths, paper napkins, jugs, and picnic utensils for a festive under the trees setting.
Stacking cups is discouraged to prevent breakage of handles. Hang cups on cupboard hooks. Turpentine on cloth cleans dirt from enamel beds and glass. Grease pans before roasting to ease washing and keep gravy from absorbing into the pan. Salt and vinegar paste removes brass cigarette stains. Thermos bottles shed a scum. salt and cleanser with water plus baking soda weekly removes it. Scald and sun.
A simple plywood tray 20 by 13 inches with a three sided gallery and hand holes pairs with a basic stand of straight strips and webbing. The design supports multiple uses from serving to picnics and even lunch in a shade spot on hot days. Pattern 268 provides actual-size patterns and assembly directions, with a 15 cent pattern request.
A collage of jokes features a private admitting insults to a sergeant and the officer’s backhanded quips. A prosecutor asks about a car taken from a cemetery owner, and a preacher warns the funeral crowd that the shell remains while the nut is gone. Grandchild meets a newly arrived grandmother with a family side quip.
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