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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1952
Page
3
Dorothy Barclay notes Lent shopping is easy as Whitefish floods markets at half price and Haddock rises in supply. She suggests bone removing and pie style baking, plus curry with spice for family meals. Oysters appear in stews or scalloped bakes, and seashells offer festive presentation for gatherings.
Egg production is up 15 percent from a year ago and prices likely the lowest of 1952 says the Department of Agriculture. Grade A eggs are abundant during Lent and a bargain due to small differences with Grade B. Large A eggs are best for poaching frying and cooking in the shell. With plenty of eggs now consider freezing them for later use, whole or separated whites and yolks, labeled and used within six months for yolks or whole eggs. Whites keep longer.
Two stretcher teams struggled down a mountain in Korea carrying a Marine missing a foot from a mine blast at dusk. Rain and darkness hindered the descent as a helicopter seemed impossible. Across the slope the wounded man, perhaps stunned, sang The Mariner Hymn.
In Eau Claire Wisconsin angry housewives surrounded City Manager James Pollock demanding an apology after he suggested they could not budget 45 to 50 dollars per week for family needs. Demonstrators marched to city hall with signs demanding accountability.
An old time remedy promises quick cough relief with a no cook mix. Combine two cups of syrup with pine and grapefruit flavors to create a ready to use mix. The ad claims rapid soothing relief and convenience for irritated throats.
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