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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
7
A column offers versatile waffle ideas from peanut butter waffles to cheese waffles and basic batter variations. It urges homemakers to save the tips for snack or breakfast and adds tips for serving fresh salads with herbs to maintain crispness.
Waffles with green peas mushrooms and carrot salad are paired with baked apples chocolate waffles and rice waffles with milk butter and sugar. The batter uses yeast, eggs, flour, and milk with overnight rise. sauces include ice cream, hot fudge, and butterscotch.
A vivid portrait of the Brighton Seminole reservation in the Everglades shows three generations living simply in chikees. Despite modern touches like radios and cars, housing remains traditional and education limited by labor demands. The community keeps strong clothing styles and a wary view of external change while seeking jobs and schools.
A traveler muses on identifying Florida trees by bark, joking about palmistry and distinguishing pepper trees from senators. The reflection spans fleas, crowds, and comfort between dog houses and park benches in a humorous regional aside.
A DIY cough syrup claims high value with no cooking. Mix 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water, add 2% ounces Pinex and top with corn syrup or honey, then bottle. The mixture supposedly soothes membranes, loosens phlegm, eases breathing, lasts long, and is money back if not satisfying.
The heaviest man who ever lived was Daniel Lambert, who weighed 739 pounds at death at age 39. He led an active life despite a 102 inch waistline.
The piece Chopsticks is noted as the sole survivor among many one-finger parlor tunes of the 19th century. Since its first publication in Glasgow in 1877 it has gained worldwide popularity and influenced composers including Liszt and Rimsky-Korsakov.
The leaves of rhubarb are poisonous and should not be eaten. Only the stalks are safe for consumption and commonly used in recipes.
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