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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1948
Page
7
Warm weather prompts keeping cool while cooking. Plan 30 minute meals and prep in the morning. Ideas include kabobs with lamb and mushrooms, pork tenderloin in sour cream, Salisbury steak, broiled tomatoes with greens, veal cutlets with tomato sauce, Jellied tuna, and shrimp rice salad.
A fragmented food column notes combinations like spinach with poached eggs and fried onions and suggests broccoli with a horseradish style topping. The text shows garbled phrases and unfinished ingredients, indicating a casual discussion of vegetable plates.
Womanly sewing advice highlights washable fabrics like cottons rayons and linens available for casual garments. Encourages pattern selection matching activity and suggests step by step cutting and sewing to avoid rushed finishing.
Vacation fashion emphasizes full cotton skirts with tiny waists and blouses in the gay nineties vibe. Silhouettes favor tiny or extended collars, stripes and plaids, and white paired with black or bright monotones. playsuits, boleros, and hints of golf wear appear with washable, easy ironing fabrics for versatile casual wear.
Descriptive note on fashion detailing pockets, flared cuffs, and bright chiffon scarves worn knotted at the throat. Mentions many cuts and collars as elements of style in the ensemble.
A practical kitchen and home column offers tips on clothes line setup to avoid wet glass handling, keeping coffee makers fresh with baking soda rinses, and roasting meats after resting. It suggests paint color to alter perceived room height, proper bread wrapper technique, and warming bacon to ease slicing.
Salt Lake City U S district judge Tillman D Johnson celebrated his 90th birthday and voiced hope to break the longevity record held by the late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. Johnson is the oldest federal judge in active service. Holmes retired at 91 from the Supreme Court bench.
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