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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
5
A healthy winter vegetable guide with recipes for stuffed beets, sweet sour cabbage, parsnip patties, orange sweet potatoes, squash de luxe, and turnips with peas. Contains instruction details, serving sizes, and cooking steps backed by Western Newspaper Union.
Broil vegetables with salad oil or melted butter for even browning. For fried potatoes, melt oil or bacon drippings, add parboiled potatoes and chopped onions, and brown them, turning with a spatula.
Experts advise selecting vegetables for crispness and flavor. Do not thaw frozen vegetables before cooking as they deteriorate after thawing. boil them in frozen form to preserve quality.
Kathleen Norris recalls Denise and Clifford Lawrence a couple who built a life on mutual support Denise managed the brains and finances while Cliff did varied jobs from market to serving guests They raised a large family on a successful Brittany influenced farm restaurant life Their example contrasts with marriages lacking shared duties and finances.
The article argues marriage requires partnership not separateness. It cites Miss Norris describing an average American man with a French wife who built a prosperous restaurant, bought a farm, and saved a fortune through cheerfulness and cooperation. Their children contributed and remained united during hard years and shared play.
Shanghai police have started a census singling out so called intellectuals including writers teachers social workers and dancing girls. They must complete forms detailing political views country and society ideas frequented places organizational memberships associates and activities. General background information is collected by police.
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