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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
7
A home diet column highlights versatile fish options to meet protein needs. Recipes include French Fried Fish Fillets, Baked Whitefish Creole, Halibut Steaks with mushroom sauce, Baked Salmon Slices, Salmon Fondue, and a Toss-Up Salad. Variant notes suggest shrimp tuna clam or oyster can replace salmon.
Lynn Says outlines several fish friendly sauces. Browned butter with lemon juice and Worcestershire. cream butter with lemon juice. horseradish cream with salt pepper vinegar and whipped cream. tartar sauce with onion green olives sweet pickle minced onion vinegar and mayonnaise. white sauce with grated cheese or hard boiled eggs for a golden crown on baked or fried fish.
A weekly menu features baked whitefish with Creole parsleyed potatoes and broccoli, plus watercress and endive salad. Side items include oatmeal, bread, butter, and broiled grapefruit. Beverage suggestions accompany the meal.
Home expert Roger B Whitman offers wartime style tips to preserve worn or broken household items. Prioritizing government needs, the guide urges owners to maximize remaining function and repair wherever possible.
How to refresh a brick fireplace with a paste of scouring powder and ammonia, rinse well, then darken with linseed oil. Cement blocks can be scrubbed similarly and painted with cement paint from a mason’s yard.
A sewing circle touts patterns for a baby romper and dress as pretty and easy to launder. They describe the slip and panties as simple for both baby and mother, ideal for younger children.
Questions cover fanion meaning if any, whether wepat is index plural, which country near the US by population, visibility of steam, second longest river, brick clay composition red color, only US state bounded by one state, and army term walkie talkie.
The readable items include a small banner, indices, Brazil, Nile, iron, Maine, and a 28-pound back packed short range radio transmitter receiver used by a single individual.
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