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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
7
Home entertaining tips include an insurance cookie jar a snack shelf and make ahead sweets. Recipes cover soft cookies with apple butter and molasses cut shapes with icing a fruity pound cake ribbon cake and a lemon raisin icing tea tips. Prepared by Western Newspaper Union.
David Sarnoff outlines a worldwide radio program to promote peace with features like international tribunals, tele-tests, breakfast hour appeals, guest star hours, and global information Please, featuring figures such as Bessie Beatty Joe Stalin Mahatma Gandhi Tito and Jolson, to win broad appeal while noting risks of cross country impacts and credibility.
Practical kitchen tips on lifting flour into reusable paper plates to avoid washing. Set bowl on a ring or cee to prevent slipping while creaming ingredients. Remove eggs from the refrigerator ahead of time to improve beating ease.
Broiled salmon steaks with lemon wedges and boiled potatoes accompany buttered broccoli and lettuce with vinegar dressing. Raised rolls and a lemon chiffon pie offer a citrus finish with beverage.
Lynn advises adjusting oven temperature by a few degrees or extending bake time for darker cakes. For lighter color use a few minutes less. To save sugar on frosting, insert a prepared filling between layers instead of icing.
A playful verse reflecting on dinner talk and the appeal of a shared meal, ending with the witty line about meat. The poem uses light humor and celebrates simple, appetizing words in social dining.
The Mayflower, once presidential yacht for Roosevelt through Coolidge, will be auctioned. Opinions contest the sale as a memorial gesture, while observers joke that any revolt would target shrimp cocktails rather than politics.
A General Quiz item titled Ask Me Another presents a mixed set of trivia questions and puzzle prompts designed for audience participation. The segment invites listeners to test knowledge across categories with playful clues and light competition.
The questions cover Cuba's voting penalties, invention of life insurance, the historical figure Calamity Jane, the first nation with a national flag, and the comparative sizes of Alaska and Texas. Answers: Cuba has no universal fine for not voting. life insurance originated in 17th century London with the Marine and Fire Insurance Company and early life offices. Calamity Jane was a real 19th century frontierswoman. the first national flag is often cited as Denmark's Dannebrog from the 13th century. Alaska is larger than Texas in area.
The set includes five items: a $500 maximum fine, the ancient Romans, a yes answer, Martha Burke as a disguised scout in 1870 Indian raids, Denmark in 1219 AD, and yes a claim of more than double in size.
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