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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
7
A Western Newspaper Union release offers a spirited guide to breakfast baking with bran muffins, peanut butter bread, Sally Lunn, corn cakes, streusel coffee cake and waffles. It emphasizes easy preparation, shared aroma, and simple substitutions for a comforting, hearty morning meal.
A menu listing for Lynn Chambers features Shrimp Creole with Rice, Green Beans with Celery, Perfection Salad, Sally Lynn Beverage, Sliced Peaches, and a Cookie. A recipe is noted as provided.
Guidance on bread making notes sifting flour and sugar to ensure correct measurement. Mentions removing lumps from sugar. States yeast breads go into a hot oven for ten minutes to halt yeast growth, then bake at lower heat to finish. Quick breads bake in a moderate oven as a general rule.
Lynn advises letting sponge and angel food cakes cool completely before unmolding to keep air cells intact. Muffins and cupcakes should be baked in fluted cups to save fats and reduce dishwashing. both pan and cups require no greasing.
Kathleen Norris notes a decades long feud over a will that favored Yvonne over Dolores, then Dolores gains the homestead after a later fair division. Yvonne laments the injustice, while Alan and Dolores prosper, leaving family strains and lingering resentment.
The piece argues many people cry foul over supposed injustices while ignoring others' hardships. Miss Norris presents a case of a well-off woman nursing a grudge after losing most of her mother’s estate to a sister, despite lacking real hardship.
Dr. Robert Wartenberg of the University of California reports a strange nerve disease focusing on fingers legs and toes. He notes the unnamed ailment is not a handicap but very stubborn and despite ten years of study its cause remains untraceable.
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