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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
7
A recipe for fish mousse with dill sauce using flaked fish bread milk eggs and onion. Includes steps to prepare a parchment fish method and a baked mousse with paprika lemon and parsley. Serves 5 to 6 with optional garnishes of tomato wedges or broiled tomatoes.
A playful Missouri themed piece ties Winston Churchill to Westminster College Fulton Mo and an honorary degree. It blends recipes and local pride with jokes about Missouri and England linking Westminster Abbey London and Westminster College Winnie. It calls out Missouri hospitality and pokes fun at Truman era ties.
Lynn advises tasting vegetables critically before serving and suggests flavor enhancers like melted butter salt pepper and herbs. Add leftovers bacon ham or sausage and heat with vegetables. brown butter with bread crumbs. mix small amounts into dishes. For storage, avoid overhandling ground meat and do not leave it at room temperature before refrigerating.
Lynn Chambers presents a menu lineup including Tomato Juice with Cheese Straws, Stuffed Salmon, Baked Potatoes, Asparagus Tips, Jellied Pear Salad, Rolls, Jam, Orange Chiffon Pie and Beverage for a refined luncheon. The course list showcases a cohesive spread highlighting seafood and vegetables with light desserts.
John Gould of Lisbon Falls Maine notes in the New York Times that winters in Maine are milder this season. He cites a house in North Jay where winds once fed 37 bushels of snow through a keyhole, now reduced to 18 and then 15 bushels in recent storms.
"Stacesscreen-Radio" started as a radio audition script for Groucho Marx and became a successful radio show. It will be adapted for stage, screen, TV, and a comic strip. Irving Brecher, producer of The Life of Riley, kept it, then it evolved into Riley with William Bendix as a top comedy on air.
Ruth Warrick’s performance in Columbia’s Perilous Holiday elevates her among rising actresses. It marks her first screen break since Kautée Rockne, with Pat O’Brien noting her work and ensuring Columbia backed the project.
Following an old European custom a tiny pig named Fifi was given to Mrs Paul Henreid on New Year's Eve. The Henreids planned to dispose of it but their daughters took charge. Fifi lives in a basket in the nursery and is bottle fed. When she outgrows the basket she must go, but the children stay mysteriously quiet.
Dorothy O Hara designed a glamorous evening gown for Diana Lynn in Easy Come Easy Go but director John Farrow doubted the character could afford it. Diana purchased the dress herself and wore it to the White House ball.
Narrative recollection contrasts a $5,000 family home with a $125 chicken house and the isolation of a man lacking a shirt. The piece reflects on past economic gaps and social judgments.
Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra stars Vivian Leigh and Claude Rains in a production noted as the most expensive ever. Gabriel Pascal faced months of research amid wartime shortages and material rationing to recreate authentic costumes sets and even the Sphinx, with replicas of October 48 B C constellations.
The author recalls Buffalo Bill born a century ago and describes the Wild West show as a vivid childhood thrill. He remembers seeing Buffalo Bill ride through Westville on Whalley avenue with Injuns and cowboys, and sharing a tense near-miss during a Deadwood stage hold-up.
Janet Blair Carele Landis Dur ante and Hildegarde among celebrities contributing chapters to Abner Silver's book titled 2 Are Wolves. The project will be filmed likely by 20th Century Fox which has offered $200000 for screen rights.
Robert E. Donahue Sr., a veteran RKO Pathe News cameraman with 30 years in news coverage, leaves on assignment to cover the atomic bomb tests. He will spend about five months in the Pacific for Operation Crossroads.
Dr John William Mauchly aged 38 and J Prescher Eckert Jr aged 26 have invented the ENIAC, an electronic computer able to compute and answer questions rapidly. The innovation is set to challenge existing thinkers and deliver rapid calculation, signaling a clash with rivals.
Jane Storey announces departure from horse opera ingénue roles. After making 12 pictures with Gene Autry, she left when he entered the army and later pursued radio work. She returns with a character part in The Strange Woman with Hedy Lamarr and will seek substantial roles henceforth.
Walter Greaza known as Inspector Ross in Crime Doctor shaved his mustache for a commercial film. CBS radio show members who have worked with him weekly for six and a half years did not notice the change in his appearance.
Karen Hale, daughter of Alan Hale, makes her screen debut in Cinderella Jones. Busby Berkeley notes 1491 of 5000 beauties disappeared to marriage and motherhood over 15 years. John Morley of Road of Life entered radio by accident, and John Pettersson joined the Fred Waring Glee Club after a nervous ping pong interview.
This advertisement describes a daytime frock for fuller figures with a flattering neckline, front closure, cap sleeves with scalloped edging, and shoulder gathers. Available in floral print or solid tones, Pattern No. 8976 comes in sizes 36 to 52. Size 38 requires four yards of 35 inch material.
1. China. 2. Farming. It has three accidents for every two in industry. 3. Federal Hall, New York City. 4. Perfect, precise order. 5. They must complete two years residence before filing a formal petition for citizenship. 6. Twenty islands.
A demonstration using paper treated with phenyl-thio carbimide shows taste differences among individuals. Some find it tasteless while others report sweet bitter sour or salty flavors.
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