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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
2
Budget smart recipes offer hearty casseroles using leftovers and fortified with milk and butter. The guide presents Tuna and Cabbage Scalloped and a meat studded vegetable bake with simple steps, emphasizing vitamins, minerals, and value.
Salmon in buttered casserole topped with crumbs bakes 20 minutes in 350 degree oven. Beef Pie layers ground beef onions green beans and tomato soup over mashed potatoes. bake. Salmon stuffed potatoes combine baked potatoes salmon lemon juice onions and buttered crumbs then bake 20 minutes. Chicken Pie layers chicken vegetables in custard of milk stock and flour, finished with a sweet potato crust and bake.
A camp fire group repeats a classic joke about a dog tied to a 14 foot rope with a bone 20 feet away. The twist reveals the rope’s other end wasn’t tied, letting the dog reach the bone.
A dialogue contrasts a misheard phrase about drawing school with accurate note that the boy is attending a dental college. The exchange highlights pronunciation mistakes and clarifies his education path.
Reader portrait promotes milk as the top food for health. It claims milk supports growth and immunity with vitamin A, boosts appetite and nerves via vitamin B1, supports skin with B2, aids teeth and bones with vitamin D, provides phosphorus, and supplies proteins for tissue repair and growth.
A 32 page booklet promotes a 1200 calorie daily plan to lose about two pounds weekly. It outlines a lunch totaling 420 calories and a sample dinner reduction, plus a calorie chart. The guide promises low calorie recipes and menus to help readers slim down.
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