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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1947
Page
2
A holiday baking guide urges planning ahead as children visit and gatherings return. It covers fruit cake preparation, small fruit cakes, peanut bars, crumb cake, Brazil nut sweets, almond crisps, vanilla wafers, and general tips for making desserts early to ease kitchen workload.
The menu lists Cream of Tomato Soup Baked Veal and Baked Potatoes with Green Peas and Celery Rolls plus an Apple Banana and Raisin Salad. Desserts include Frozen Custard Peanut Bars and a listed recipe.
Lynn shares quick kitchen tips to elevate everyday meals. Scramble eggs with tomato soup for a twist. Layer pudding with peppermint candy for a dessert cup. Bake cheese souffle in green pepper halves for glamour. A speck of curry lifts cream of salmon. Bay leaf and cloves flavor tongue. Devils food cake with peppermint cream shines.
Include plenty of lettuce and greens in a reducing diet. Salads with egg fish cheese fruit or vegetables are encouraged. A mineral oil dressing or homemade low calorie mayonnaise tops the dishes. Booklet No. 46 promises two weeks of low calorie menus recipes charts and tips for 25 cents.
The quiz asks: Which has more neck bones the giraffe or sparrow. the age of chess. how illegal stills are traced. number of tree kinds on the White House grounds. origin of the India rubber worm 80. ultrasonic laundering predicted by a British scientist. ratio of people to land in Alaska. and what a grebe is.
The notes detail counts and origins of creatures including a giraffe with seven, the sparrow with sixteen, and a claim of Indian origin in the third century AD. It mentions travel by airplane, ninety varieties, a 15 foot specimen expanding to 90 feet, and a method using high pitched sound waves to shake out dirt. It also notes a population density of one person per ten square miles and describes the grebe as paddle footed and tailless, related to the loon.
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