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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1945

Page

7

Handy Door Pocket And Laundry Bag Instructions

Instructions describe making a door pocket and a laundry bag from Book 8, including fabric choices, yardage, assembly steps, pocket sizing, and finishing details. It notes Book 8 costs 15 cents postpaid and contains 32 pages of home projects.

Make Your Own Cough Syrup At Home With Pinex

A home remedy guide explains mixing 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water to create a plain syrup or using corn syrup or honey. Add 2% ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle, fill with syrup, and preserve a family supply that tastes good and never spoils. Pinex is described as a concentrated soothing agent for throat and bronchial irritation with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Leftover Makeover Recipes for After Holiday Meals

A Western Newspapercookbook style guide offers practical uses for holiday leftovers. It features Chicken Loaf and Chicken Turnovers, Creamy Macaroni with Meat, Baked Beans, and a teachable note on repurposing bones, using sour cream, mushrooms, and cottage cheese for flavor.

New Year Cake Dilemma Solved by Army Wife

A misstep with initials on a cake creates tension as Molly, posing as Sophronia, aims to calm a failing army reception. She copies initials from the quartermaster corps to please the visiting general, only to discover the colonel’s units are elsewhere. Don reassures Molly and credits her for a successful NYE gathering.

Molly Sophronia Don Major Arnold Captain Fox Colonel Jones Quartermaster Corps

Handy kitchen hints from Lynn on storing butter and flavors

Lynn recommends keeping only one day's butter in a special compartment and storing the rest in its paraffined carton in the main fridge. Butter stays fresh when kept in paraffined paper. Odor from onions can be absorbed by soaking stale bread in onion-boiling water. Leftover sausage adds flavor to batter or potato cakes. Syrup from spiced fruits can baste roasts.

Lynn Chambers Menu Adds Morning Comforts and Desserts

A clipped menu lists sliced chicken or turkey cottage cheese with noodles molded pear salad biscuits with honey prune orange whip and a beverage recipe. The items reflect a mid century home dining menu style with simple dishes and a coordinating dessert.

Hope for a postwar Christmas in a new era

The article reflects on ending war and embracing hope for the new year. It quotes Tennyson about shaping the heart to face the hour while not expecting it to last. It expresses belief that the war is over and that hopeful prayers should accompany the peace.

Hope Tennyson

Sewing Circle Patterns Junior Frock Two-Piecer

Junior pattern No. 8901 offers a short sleeve two piece frock with a fitted waist and sweetheart neckline. Available in sizes 11 through 18, it calls for 3 yards of 39 inch fabric or 34 inches of 35 inch material for size 12.

Hickory Nuts Eased by Boiling Water Soak

Household hint notes that Hickory nuts placed in boiling water and left for an hour crack more easily and come out in larger pieces. Thin shelled varieties need less soaking time.

Low Temperature Cooking Preserves Juices For Tender Meat

Cooking meat at a low temperature helps retain juices and enhances flavor. This method aims to keep the protein tender by minimizing moisture loss and overcooking.

Old Sheet Used Around Sewing Table to Catch Threads

A sheet spread over the floor around the sewing table will catch threads and ravelings and make picking up easier.

Kitchen Tips About Roasting and Batter Pouring

When roast chicken is half done sprinkle lightly with nutmeg and finish baking to please diners. Pour waffle batter from a pitcher instead of spooning from a bowl for easier batter handling.

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