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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1948
Page
3
Readers are urged to use menu short cuts to save time before Christmas. Plan soups as main dishes and bake quick casseroles. Serves six Navy Bean soup uses lamb bones and tomatoes. another hearty option is oxtail soup with vegetables. The piece stresses time-saving, hearty meals for cold weather and suggests preparing ahead.
The excerpt lists a corn chowder menu with toasted muffins butter jelly and a grapefruit pineapple salad plus a fig pudding cream recipe. It gives step by step directions for a salt pork potato dish and a chicken or ham noodle casserole. It also notes fruit puddings, cookies, and labeling tins for multiple cookies.
A Livestock Sanitary Co study of 5 708 hogs in Sioux City Iowa finds hams show most bruises among major cuts. Handling practices cause hogs to turn away from drivers leading to hits or kicks on the ham region.
Bobby, a 15 year old sophomore at Plymouth High School, won a $50 cash award after competing against hundreds of high school students from Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota and Iowa in a Midwest states event.
A 1948 religious reflection discusses Jesus use of parables to convey gospel truth. It notes parables are short stories with deeper meaning, often obvious, and pairs like the mustard seed and yeast illustrate the same lesson without explanation.
A description highlights a five inch motif suitable for a lacy tablecloth. It emphasizes the design’s appeal and notes it has earned several prizes, suggesting a sought after pattern.
Question set asks about a rumored lost land, cow milking frequency effects on yield, largest US crop, sheep from goats, finger sensation timing, and whether weather always travels with gas heat.
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